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HOTROD
Joined: 15 Nov 2008
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 Posted: Nov 16 2008 Post subject: New to grillin |
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Hi everybody Im new to grilling can you suggest a starter grill and reading material or should i just go straight to cooking   |
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Skidder
BBQ Super Pro
Joined: 10 Feb 2008
Posts: 1720
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| Weber charcoal kettle. Either the Weber one touch gold or silver models. They both come in 14:,18.5" and 22.5". Depending on how many you cook for.There also coming out with a 26.5" model soon. Anyways theres a ton of info out there on direct and indirect cooking on a grill. Charcoal will give the best grill flavor though. |
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rgwiazdzinski
BBQ Fan
Joined: 16 Oct 2008
Posts: 340
Location: Mount Holly, NC
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| my first pit was on bare ground with stacked concrete blocks(not mortered together), 3 and 1/2 blocks long 1 block wide, 2 blocks high and then the grate then one more row of blocks on top of the grate. i got a piece of tin roofing from lowes for the top and front. i left the front open and used a piece of angle to support the front of the grill. i start the coals on the side and then shovel them in the bottom. i hold 225 all day long with only a large bag of charcoal and some hickory chunks for smoke. i have used it for years and i still plan to use it even though i just finished building my trailer pit. |
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