Hi all, I have been away mostly the last 4 days. I have been helping Foothills fire place and grills with an event at the Enumclaw WA fair grounds. Doing so, I had the opportunity to season and cook on the Yoder Durango. This is a 785 lbs. stick burner made of 1/4" x 20" steel pipe. It's a heavy pit for pushing around. But its a sweet pit for cooking on. I have the Yoder Wichita coming that is like the Durango but without the vertical section. I have to say, the vertical section is really cool as it has 3 removable shelves and a hanging bar in the top. You can hang hams, linked sausage etc. The pit heated up quickly and retained the heat with ease. It didn't take allot of fuel to operate. I went through 6 sticks in 7 hours and the temp was very consistent. I really liked this cooker.
We were not supposed to be cooking as we had no permit but we cooked out lunch and some folks somehow got into our food. The Kettle Corn venders brought their own bovine to put on the cooker. A local law enforcement officer had his share of rib eye steak and chicken slow cooked. I cooked over peach wood. I seasoned the steaks with Mad Hunky, garlic powder and brown sugar. Also Obie Cues, garlic powder and brown sugar. I was amazed how good those steaks turned out. Here' the video. Thanks for watching.
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtm2voKVekA[/yt]
We were not supposed to be cooking as we had no permit but we cooked out lunch and some folks somehow got into our food. The Kettle Corn venders brought their own bovine to put on the cooker. A local law enforcement officer had his share of rib eye steak and chicken slow cooked. I cooked over peach wood. I seasoned the steaks with Mad Hunky, garlic powder and brown sugar. Also Obie Cues, garlic powder and brown sugar. I was amazed how good those steaks turned out. Here' the video. Thanks for watching.
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtm2voKVekA[/yt]
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