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#924405 - 03/07/15 02:14 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: Steelspanker
230* at the grate. That's 300* at the dome on a day like this. Gonna be good.


You are rockin' it dude !
230°F is a good temp for some low and slow !
Destroy the neighbors with that aroma !
I'm at 160°F and climbing....prolly gonna go to 250°-ish.
Gonna do a whole chicken (Safeway .88 lb)...haven't decided on the rub.
Powered by...
Kingsford Blue Bag and hickory smokewood !

Mav ET-732 working and Thermapen ready to check meat temp.
Yeah, I'm mental.


Ooops, 180° now....gotta go.





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#924408 - 03/07/15 02:38 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: Steelspanker
Minion behind bricks.



230* at the grate. That's 300* at the dome on a day like this. Gonna be good.


Nice slab !
What is your rub/method ?
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#924412 - 03/07/15 03:09 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: Steelspanker
Now bout that chicken you're smoking today..

Last time I smoked a chicken I think i only put on some lemon pepper. Wife likes that stuff. Let me know which chicken rub you decided on.

And when you smoke chickens, do you do anything to crisp up the skin at the end? I love me some smoked chickens. Super juicy.

Coincidentally, I have one of those 88 cent lb Foster's Farms chickens from Safeway too. I was just going to grill it tomorrow but now....hmmm.

Montreal Chicken Seasoning is the rub.
Got the big dispenser at Costco...lately they have been out....might try Walton's Market (Walmart) or Winco or Cash & Carry.

Using Saffola oil for the "glue"....rub the bird with oil so the rub sticks.

Don't do anything special for crisping....they just come out crispy.
Probably a 2.5 hour cook.

Nice sounding rub, by the way.




Porterhouse alert...
When at Safeway buying my chicken I saw that T-Bones were on sale for 7.99 lb.
Upon further review there were about 15 2-packs in the case.
Of these, 3 were 2-packs of Porterhouse steaks !
I grabbed one and asked the butcher what up.
He said that their labeling system does not have Porterhouse in it, so they just group them with T-bone.

Score !

Got me some nice PH steaks for tomorrow night.
These will get roasted over Oregon Ash coals, Santa Maria style.
I've been saving nice ash sticks out of the woodpile and will build a "campfire" in the Weber kettle.
Then let it settle down, put the grate back on and rock me some fine PH cowboy-roasted steaks !

Life is frickin' good !



Wind is just right to hammer my Scorch-n-Serve neighbor !
Gawd his cooking stinks !
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#924416 - 03/07/15 03:31 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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No soup for you and get off my lawn !



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#924432 - 03/07/15 07:28 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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looks good!!

I've got marinated chicken wings going for me and the boy on the Weber grille tonight and a Pork Butt rubbed and ready for the smokey mountain tomorrow...

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#924441 - 03/08/15 09:13 AM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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Nice lookin' ribs !
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#924475 - 03/08/15 07:04 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: Steelspanker
Originally Posted By: Direct-Drive

These will get roasted over Oregon Ash coals, Santa Maria style.



I meant to ask you, do you mean as if they were tri-tip roasts?


Nope, Porterhouse roasted over Oregon Ash coals.
Santa Maria style, as you know uses the native Red Oak for fuel.
I'm betting that Oregon Ash will be similar.

This will be my first "campfire" experiment on the Weber kettle.
I won't have grate elevation adjustment like a true SM grill, so I'll have to adjust the height of the coals instead.
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#924478 - 03/08/15 07:36 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: Steelspanker


Piper, let's see that shoulder?



I love daylight savings time, but not when I sleep in, then loose an hour by just looking at the clock...

just broke thru the 160 stall and its slowly climbing again... shouldn't be long now...

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#925081 - 03/14/15 01:09 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: ]
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#925088 - 03/14/15 03:07 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: blackmouth]
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Originally Posted By: blackmouth

Gone now, whatever it was.

Next time grab the image so we can at least drool over what was missed.
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#925089 - 03/14/15 03:24 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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It was a kettle on a rolling tripod with a Weber cover. It was a little south of Mountlake Terrace, to distant for me.
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#925094 - 03/14/15 05:00 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: blackmouth]
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Sounds like the iconic 22.5" Weber kettle.
A simple and wonderful device.

There is a "Silver" model with open ash pan and a "Gold" model with enclosed ash pan.
I prefer the Gold.
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#925762 - 03/24/15 07:31 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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Take the lid from an old weber and build a UDS. Green egg gets things cooked but the UDS does things for a bunch cheaper and better on those cuts that need to be smoked for hours. Hard to beat the weber for easy grilling. I'm gonna need a compact unit for the vanagon soon.

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#925773 - 03/24/15 08:59 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: erikj]
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Take the lid from an old weber and build a UDS. Green egg gets things cooked but the UDS does things for a bunch cheaper and better on those cuts that need to be smoked for hours. Hard to beat the weber for easy grilling. I'm gonna need a compact unit for the vanagon soon.

The kettle can also do low and slow.
Search on "Mini WSM" for a compact smoker/cooker.
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#926464 - 04/02/15 06:52 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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You have this way to inspire people like me Double D. So this winter I tore apart my old Broil Master gas grill, dumped the rickety old sheet metal rolling chassis with the 1.0 dia. plastic wheels and welded me up sum ting different.

Old frame vs. New rolling chassis.




Sexy new rolling chassis after powder coating.





Some new side trays with the funky home made hinges ...






The only thing worth saving was the kettle and the lid. New internals and a fresh powder coat, Damn near good as new.






Time to fire this bad boy up and put a nice char some tasty animal flesh.


Thanx for the inspiration Mr. Direct Drive. You are my BBQ mentor.

Cheers . Marv
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#926465 - 04/02/15 07:31 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Black Bart]
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Very nice restoration, BB !


Looking forward to some food pr0n.
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#926468 - 04/02/15 09:10 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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That's pretty fantastic, Marvin!

Fish on...

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#926471 - 04/02/15 11:40 PM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Todd]
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Taint much Todd .. we'll see how it sears up a nice chicken thigh.


Edited by Black Bart (04/02/15 11:40 PM)
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#926473 - 04/03/15 08:30 AM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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Looks great BB!
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#926475 - 04/03/15 08:43 AM Re: Grill Collectors Woodinville Chapter [Re: Direct-Drive]
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Nice little hobby you got there Black Bart.
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