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10 is the most I have put on it. If I have more people over, I just go get my dads.
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I can fit 24 on my Broil King...but I believe this is its last year...had it about 4 years...
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05-28-2020, 05:09 PM
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I can fit 24 on my Broil King...but I believe this is its last year...had it about 4 years...
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If you can fit 24 on anything, they are too SMALL!
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05-28-2020, 05:10 PM
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Big Green Egg, I've been on another web site, where guys swear by these ceramic grills. They go for $1299, up to 1899. Best for smoking, but they grill also. Lowes used to carry them.
I regret not keeping my dad's Weber when he passed away, since I'd used it many times when visiting. He bought it, and designated me the cook, whenever there was a cookout for the family.
I've always wanted to make a Walter Mondale grille, where you cut a barrel in half, and mount a grill inside. I saw a video years ago, where he was using the one he'd made. They make something like that and sell it at Lowes also.
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05-28-2020, 05:11 PM
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If you can fit 24 on anything, they are too SMALL!
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i use this ...comes out great all the time...
sprinkle Kosher Salt...pepper...onion powder
Last edited by mikesal57; 05-28-2020 at 05:13 PM.
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05-28-2020, 05:14 PM
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Big Green Egg, I've been on another web site, where guys swear by these ceramic grills. They go for $1299, up to 1899. Best for smoking, but they grill also. Lowes used to carry them.
I regret not keeping my dad's Weber when he passed away, since I'd used it many times when visiting. He bought it, and designated me the cook, whenever there was a cookout for the family.
I've always wanted to make a Walter Mondale grille, where you cut a barrel in half, and mount a grill inside. I saw a video years ago, where he was using the one he'd made. They make something like that and sell it at Lowes also.
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Thats the big TV commercial now....big price ..little cook area
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05-28-2020, 05:17 PM
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i use this ...comes out great all the time...
sprinkle Kosher Salt...pepper...onion powder
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Have not seen one of those since college.
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05-28-2020, 05:19 PM
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Have not seen one of those since college.
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I guess you love that feeling when your molding the meat....
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05-28-2020, 05:29 PM
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I have a Traeger, its more or less fool proof and very good at what it does. I have never had a problem in 6 years with it. It will run out of pellets, depending on the tempature after 5+ hours but that is the indian and not the arrow.
It has limitations though, it does not impart a ton of smoke flavor (does impart lots of smoke though) and it cannot get to high in temp so not useful for grilling.
If I am I am using propane I dont care to much about the quality as most do a good job of getting up in temp and grilling food.
If I am using charcoal for grilling and/or smoking I would get the Weber kettle or a Masterbuilt gravity, or a PK.
If I am smoking only then we are talking about a lot of options. Easy pellet grill, sophisticated then an offset smoker.
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05-28-2020, 05:35 PM
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I uses a sandwich size Ziploc bag - put a meatball in, flatten it out, zip it up and into the freezer.
Or use the large Ziploc and make one "Who's yer Daddy burger!"
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05-28-2020, 05:46 PM
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I uses a sandwich size Ziploc bag - put a meatball in, flatten it out, zip it up and into the freezer.
Or use the large Ziploc and make one "Who's yer Daddy burger!"
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