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Went well. Overcooked just a bit...learned some lessons on this with the grill grates but it did help once I cranked the Masterbuilt 560 up to 700.
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They have some 22.5 but you really don't need the grates to cover the entire grill imo
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GrillGrates for the Weber Smokey Joe | GrillGrate
GrillGrate Set for the Weber Smokey Joe Charcoal Grill GrillGrates deliver more control and flexibility to charcoal grills, making them the ultimate upgrade for your Weber Smokey Joe. They act as a flame shield allowing more direct grilling at higher temperatures. GrillGrates for charcoal grills...
They have some 22.5 but you really don't need the grates to cover the entire grill imo
Those are the ones I used tonight.
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Did some thighs, andouille sausage and shrimp today
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Is that a convection cooktop? If so how do you like it, wife and I are planning on replacing ours with the new Samsung convection cooktop. Tip of the hat to you sir for the Crown Peach.
Did you rake the loose dirt up then put down the seeds, followed by manure? You can also get the Scotts Patchmaster, place it then water. Looks like you are going to be in for a headache with so many trees, get a owl statue to try and curbed some of the birds. All suggestions, consider putting mulch around the deck because with some insect deterrent plants and bushes. Nice house man.You ask and you shall receive. These are just various pics from the time I’ve moved in til the present.
Last year I put grass seeds down, but after a few straight days of down pours, they washed away. I have to try it again this year.
I have to finish sanding the old paint off and apply new stain. After that, patio furniture.
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Father's day is around the corner what you guys making?
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Good question, I haven't even thought about it yet.
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Thanks man. Yea I loosened the dirt and mixed in some scotts soil with it, and mixed in the seed. You can’t tell from the pics but I’m on a hill and we had some pretty bad down pours one weekend, which caused it to wash down the hill.
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In the market for a new grill, I've always had charcoal grills but I am thinking of getting a natural gas grill since our new house came with a line on the back patio. what would you guys recommend?
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Beef Back Ribs on the Rec Tec
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First attempt at smoking some chicken
Didn’t put enough charcoal at first so I wasted like 45 min with the food doing nothing because it wasnt holding the temperature well. I also ordered wood chunks too cause today I could only find chips, gonna see what’s better ..Learned from today and going to try some more again later this week
these are garlic powder, oregano, cayenne, paprika, salt and pepper
These are olive oil, this pepper blend that’s bell pepper/garlic powder combined, onion powder, lemon juice, and turmeric. Grilled these ones
Didn’t put enough charcoal at first so I wasted like 45 min with the food doing nothing because it wasnt holding the temperature well. I also ordered wood chunks too cause today I could only find chips, gonna see what’s better ..Learned from today and going to try some more again later this week
these are garlic powder, oregano, cayenne, paprika, salt and pepper
These are olive oil, this pepper blend that’s bell pepper/garlic powder combined, onion powder, lemon juice, and turmeric. Grilled these ones
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Looks good man, props for learning on a Webber.
here’s how I set it up for smoking but there’s a million ways.
here’s how I set it up for smoking but there’s a million ways.
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Mastertouch On sale for $165 on amazon.
already have a performer but always remotes for another. Holding off on a gas one to go on sale instead.
already have a performer but always remotes for another. Holding off on a gas one to go on sale instead.
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Doing some spare ribs out here today:
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Done.
cs02132
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Same set up I used. Gonna try some skirt steak for tacos this week cooked indirectLooks good man, props for learning on a Webber.
here’s how I set it up for smoking but there’s a million ways.
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Is the pan used to catch the drippings?
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The water pan is there to create humidity/moisture inside the dome.
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Do you have one there every time you grill?
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Should I leave the water pan even if I’m not smoking? Cooking steak indirect tomorrow
