Welcome from Bowling Green Oh.
Your on the right track with the weber kettle, I have several. Start out with a pork shoulder or butt, they're very forgiving.
Also keep in mind if smoking with a kettle isolate your coals. Plenty of ways to do that, check here and other places on the www. I installed a smokenator in one of my Weber kettles and it works great. Again welcome to the forum.
from the desolate, bleak, stark, bare, dismal, grim, wild, inhospitable, godforsaken, blazing, flaming, fiery, burning, blistering, searing, sweltering, torrid, broiling & generally kinda hot in the summertime land known as Arizona...
Feel free to ask questions, lots of good people here...
Lol, inguess if england got beaten by scotland i'd be in denial as well
60 euros for a weber is pretty good.
You could probably get a bigger onevwith hinged lid in another brand for same money. Webers are expensive for what they are. Kind of the apple of bbq manufacturers :-)
Good idea to get a food thermo or two. If you've got an ikea in ireland their fantast thermometers are extremely good and under a tenner as well.
Also the thermapens can be had for pretty good money at the moment from their own website.
Cheers have a Weber premium on its way to me, but don't think I'll be using it anytime soon with the terrible weather we're getting over here
You can't go wrong with the premium... I have two, one crimson color and one copper color, and love them both. I love the heat shield on the lid handle!
You can't go wrong with the premium... I have two, one crimson color and one copper color, and love them both. I love the heat shield on the lid handle!
Yeah was looking at the standard but decided to pay the extra and just go for the premium, now to decide what to cook first
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