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  1. Dave from Denver

    New Guy with an old weber new to me

    If you search around you can find the schematic for your grill, or Weber Customer Service will be happy to email it to you if you call.
  2. Dave from Denver

    Weber barrel cooker

    Ernest, WOW.
  3. Dave from Denver

    New Guy with an old weber new to me

    The small perforated tube could be the crossover burner which is part of the ignition system.
  4. Dave from Denver

    Spinning kebabs

    Chuck, We liked it a lot. It's very flavorful. A little dry due to overcooking this time but what are you gonna do? Nothing a little tatziki couldn't fix anyway. Phil, My son wasn't scared, but his little heart was pounding out of his chest for excitement. Better overcook dinner than to miss...
  5. Dave from Denver

    Spinning kebabs

    John I freestyled the recipe but rough quantitys below 1 cup plain Greek yogurt 5 garlic cloves 1T fresh grated ginger Juice and zest of one lemon 1T salt 1t pepper 1t cumin 1/2 t turmeric All mashed up in the mortar and pestle. It's just skewered directly on the roti forks. And then when...
  6. Dave from Denver

    Spinning kebabs

    Thanks for the kind words everyone. They were quite delicious and I need to make more already since we finished the last kebabs today!
  7. Dave from Denver

    Brisket (Packer) on my WSM 18.5

    looks like a fun cook and great results, nice.
  8. Dave from Denver

    Prime Brisket

    This got me to call my local costco meat department and he said they never get these, or even full packers. Guess I'll have to stick with CAB from restaurant depot.
  9. Dave from Denver

    Grilling on the WSM

    Nice skills demonstrated in this thread.
  10. Dave from Denver

    Spinning kebabs

    Got some leg of lamb in a yogurt marinade overnight. Garlic, ginger, cumin, turmeric, lemon I might need to get some roti accessories for more capacity. Center burner on only with no drip pan for maximum crust. Three year old son meets lightning storm while the kebabs spin. So they go to...
  11. Dave from Denver

    Outdoor Burner

    I agree, I have the bayou classic and it's mostly used for all-the-way-on or off. It's not a precise instrument. But it's durable and has held up for over 10 years of regular use.
  12. Dave from Denver

    Throwdown #28: T-Bone Steaks

    I gotta show some love to the bistecca alla fiorentina. Complimenti!
  13. Dave from Denver

    Vacation cooks from the 7/2 - 7/6

    Very cool Nate. I built mine using maybe the same controller (JLD612) and the same radio shack project box. I was like, hey, that guy has my box! Mine has an extra always-on power port to be used to power the water pump for when I use it to control my sous vide cooker. I like your can manifold...
  14. Dave from Denver

    Vacation cooks from the 7/2 - 7/6

    Cool food nate. Your ATC build looks like mine. Do you have any photos of the box/the build?
  15. Dave from Denver

    My Family's Favorite Cheap Dinner

    The absolute easiest way to do this is to get an imgur plugin for your browser. Then you can right-click any image in your browser and host it on imgur which will give you a permanent, direct link to the image itself right on your clipboard.
  16. Dave from Denver

    My Family's Favorite Cheap Dinner

    Andy you need to re-host the photo using photobucket, imgur or similar. You can't post directly from your facebook posts. I would like to see your chicken legs though!
  17. Dave from Denver

    BBQ Goes High Tech

    Here's some more discussion on the same story http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?59148-Harvard-Designed-Smoker
  18. Dave from Denver

    BBQ Goes High Tech

    Sous Vide has been around in professional kitchens for decades, and it hit the hardcore foodie scene about 10 years ago. Now it's mainstream.
  19. Dave from Denver

    Curious here... how many of you use the lower level on your WSMs?

    I use it often enough to leave it in the smoker.
  20. Dave from Denver

    and here we thought it was called the Minion method

    Isn't the minion method specific to dumping only a few or a dozen lit coals, and managing your vents to catch temperatures on the way up? I consider a minion start different from dumping a full chimney of lit at the beginning.

 

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