Recent content by George Nenni

Chris, keep in mind if your wife has Amazon Prime, she can add you to her account for no charge. That way you can both get free Prime shipping. Here is the shaker I bought, actually bought two since I host large events with multiple 22” bullets: Winware 22-Ounce Stainless Steel Dredge Winco...

These are the two approaches I've used so far, but 2 large rib racks bought from Lowes (generic brand, non Weber brand, much better than thin ones from Weber).

Stuffing my 22 inch Weber Bullet with 80 pounds spareribs, cut to St. Louis style, but keeping tidbits (close to the door for early tasting!). 3rd year for the 4th of July Rib Fest, first year 60 pounds, last year 70 pounds, this year pushing the limits up to 80 pounds. Keep finding new ways...

Thanks for the advice! Ribs were incredible. Actually, of the dozen or so sessions with the bullet, this was the very best food ever to come off (and first voyage on the new 22"). Loaded up 12 racks of spares, total weight 60 lbs., but trimmed to St. Louis style, didn't use sternums but kept...

Great help, thanks folks! Do you think more ribs fit rolled up, or layed on rib racks? I've always rolled in the past.

Just received and assembled my 22" yesterday. Have owned an older 18" for several years, and have had good success. Man this thing is big and awesome-looking. Planning to christen it by loading it wth St. Louis for the 4th, figure I can get 12 racks in easy (have 2 Weber rib racks), though...