Recent content by Jeff R L

I'm sure that shovel is much happier working in a WSM than a fireplace :rolleyes:

You're very welcomed Rich. I've had too many occasions of having my elbow expectantly covered in charcoal and only to find out about it after it gets smeared on some light coloured surface :p

That's a good use of the tool! Looks like it was purposely made for grilling but re-marketed for a more mainstream use. I need one of these as well for lifting up a hot grate!

Glad you guys are enjoying the topic and the ideas. Definitely love reading everyone's unconventional tools. I'm still working on figuring out what to use to scrub down/remove all the burnt on bits on the grate after a cook out. Currently I'm using a the Weber wire brush but after reading about...

Hmm I never knew of any other stores that were like Tap Phong in the GTA...might have to make an excuse to head out to Mississagua sometime.

No no lol. Just cooking for myself, parents and sister..could be considered an army :) - - - Updated - - - Thanks for the compliments! :)

I thought I'd share with everyone the tools I use when tending my kettle. They're definitely not the conventional stuff that everyone uses but they do the job for me and they were easy to find. So to start off, in Toronto we have a store called Tap-Phong in Chinatown that sells all the...

Fired up my 3 year old kettle for the first time this season during this past Victoria Day/ May 2-4 Long Weekend (aka unofficial start to summer). Sorry if the pics are making you hungry :) Setup: Master Touch, 2 charcoal grates to keep the smaller lump charcoal from falling and 1...

After owning my Master Touch for 3 years, I thought it would be time to finally register on here. :) :blackkettle: