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I wood like to see your work.
Official BBQ thread
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Woah, gotta try that. Also a reminder to make sure to clean out the dryer lintLint from the dryer is also a great chimney starter
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Would using dryer lint give off a smell/taste of detergent?
elpablo21
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Naw it won't affect taste from the charcoal at all and it doesn't smell like anything really
Some ppl stuff it in a toilet paper/paper towel roll and light it up. Just another free an fast alternative if you don't have the cubes on hand
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Finally got a pellet smoker!
Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker
$383 at my local Walmart on clearance. I am super excited to get this thing before summer ends so I can still have a big cook out!
Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker
Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker - Walmart.com
Buy Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker at Walmart.com
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$383 at my local Walmart on clearance. I am super excited to get this thing before summer ends so I can still have a big cook out!
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I keep forgetting to test this out.
I will just keep all my lints from now on.
elpablo21
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Finally got a pellet smoker!
Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker
Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker - Walmart.com
Buy Cuisinart Clermont Pellet Grill & Smoker at Walmart.comwww.walmart.com
$383 at my local Walmart on clearance. I am super excited to get this thing before summer ends so I can still have a big cook out!
Congrats.
Grab a smoke tube or box if the smoke flavor isn't up to par for you whenever you try it. Nice add for pellet grills
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Bought a vortex...forgot to take final pics, but the chicken was crisssspppyyyy
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Steaks off the big green egg
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Nothing special but I smoked a rack of ribs (should've done two) and some chicken thighs yesterday:
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seasoned my moms brisket
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Smoked brisket
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Got this Yoder pellet grill a few weeks back and have been using it non-stop. Great for smoking and grilling.
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I need a real man in here to school me on grilling. What are some good grill brands and should I use charcoal or propane?
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What's your budget and what type of BBQing are you wanting to do/what types of food do you want to cook on the grill?
Breaking out my Clermont this Friday, got 3 slabs of ribs, a brisket, a pork butt, jerk wings... gonna smoke some mac n cheese and some other stuff.
Breaking out my Clermont this Friday, got 3 slabs of ribs, a brisket, a pork butt, jerk wings... gonna smoke some mac n cheese and some other stuff.
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Seafood
Jerk chicken
Vegetables
What is a decent price for a good grill. I don't really have a budget but I'm not trying to get a gold plated grill either.
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#TeamChacoal
Info I gave Koopa earlier this summer.
You need to master fire control/manipulation first and foremost.
Other posts there as well.
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I really all depends on how much you want to spend. If you want something that better for fast cooking then I would go for an infrared propane grill. Expect to spend at least $500 unless you go for a hybrid propane grill, which will only be partially infrared.
If you are cooking larger items and like the flavor of smoked foods then a suggest a pellet smoker, which will also start at about $500.
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A friend of mine recommended a Weber Grill
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Charcoal is King
Pellet grills are great for convenience and temp control
I would avoid gas tbh and I have a gas grill
Weber kettle is a nice entry level buy. You can always upgrade
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Just got a Weber for my mom and it's pretty dope. Honestly don't think anyone would need more than that unless they want bigger or are just into grills.
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Yeah a Webber charcoal grill is as basic as it gets, if you want to spend the minimal amount on a decent grill then you can't really go wrong, but I personally couldn't go back to a charcoal grill.
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Which model did you get?
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The 22" Original Kettle Premium.
Weber 22” Original Kettle Premium | Charcoal Grill | Weber Grills
The Weber 22” Original Kettle Premium is a backyard classic with iconic design, plated steel hinged cooking grate, and One-Touch cleaning system.
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Just remember coals to one side, and most things cook on indirect heat over a long time, only quick things like maybe burgers go direct. And get a chimney starter, never lighter fluid.
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why it gotta be a man tho?!
