Seriously? What a present... I am sure you love you wife for doing this for you, and we are happy for you. However, I'm also sure that there is a part of each and everyone that wish you wife got enough for all of us! :D
Have a great time and best of luck...
CM
I think Pineapple would be great to add to this, but NOT call it Maui... I would need to come up with another name. I am also not sure how it would go with beef... Pork, maybe, but not beef...
CM
I do not own a Weber Gasser, but I do have a Gasser with a side burner. That's pretty much the only thing that I use on it.
I start the side burner and put my chimney of charcoal over it to start them. Works great and clean. I also use it a ton, especially in the summer months to make my sauces...
Thanks Brian! That's awesome... The only questions I do have is how big is the gap between the kettle and the table top? Is it far enough so that it does not get too hot?
Thanks again for sharing; will definitely be making something such as this in the spring (or sooner if I get a good weekend...
Great post! I often make my own, but will typically use information like this and then tweak it until I get something I like!
Thanks for sharing, never seen these ones before.
CM
Wow... I never knew this was an older post as well! I was right into this thread waiting to see what happened!
Personally, without know what happened, I would have taken it and make the repairs, etc...
So curious now!
CM
1) I like to pat them dry, put a bit of mayonnaise or ranch dressing and then put my rub on.
2) With breast and a brine, water is not necessary. I like cooking chicken at a higher temp and water will only prevent that.
3) I typically will use around 25 briquettes or so dumped into the middle...
Nice! I kinda like when you have one of those "almost ruined it" moments and it comes out great...
I'm not much of a seafood fan, but my Italian wife, however, would love this!
CM