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Not a recipe, moved to Photo Gallery.

Not a recipe, moved to Photo Gallery.

I remember blowing mine out with compressed air from a can once.

Not a recipe, moved to Photo Gallery.

Wow, old thread comes back to life! :D

I know you've mentioned this before, and I'm not questioning your personal experience, but it's important for readers to consult with their doctor about metformin. It's the most commonly prescribed Type 2 diabetes drug in the world for a reason.

https://www.virtualweberbullet.com/cutting-probe-thermometer-slot/

Need a better photo. And the casting date code is not the most accurate way to date these grills, but if the serial number sticker is unreadable then it's the best you can do....unless you get yourself one of those UV lights mentioned in your previous thread.

The sun’s going down, it’s still windy and getting cooler outside, the cooker is still running at 250F but heading downhill, and the pork butt is sitting at 162F. I was shooting for 170F before wrapping, but I pulled it off the cooker, wrapped in foil with a few tablespoons of dark brown sugar...

Yeah, same for me up until now. In the past, I've always had sheltered options out of the wind. Not so much anymore.

Got a special occasion coming up in the next couple of days, so I'm getting a jump on making a bone-in pork butt using the SYD Injection Recipe on my website. Now, I can forgive myself for the fact that I've recently moved to a new home and done most of my WSM cooking to date on warm, calm...

Brisket flat for use in an electric crockpot/slow cooker.

From my Weber contact: "In the middle of the circle it shows the year, in this case it’s a zero so that would be 2000. On the outside of the circle there’s 12 pieces of pie. They put a little dot in the appropriate number of pieces of pie to signify the month. In this case it’s unusual because...

Well, you win some and you lose some. There will be better ones down the road. :)

Cool!

Last Sunday 60 Minutes re-ran their 2021 hour-long episode documenting the heroism of the FDNY on that day. Well worth watching to remember their selfless sacrifices and the horror of that day. "On September 11, 2001, 343 members of the Fire Department of New York perished while trying to...

I didn't have a birthday dinner, but went out for lunch with Mrs. TVWB and had what turned out to be a lackluster tri-tip sandwich. 😠

I've forwarded this photo to my Weber friend, let's see if he can decipher it.

My wife got me a charcoal shed for my birthday. Just kidding! Saw this today while out for lunch. Thanks for all the birthday wishes!