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, an I thought about it, but decided the lid was too shallow for one. And until recently, I never paid much attention to thermometers while I was cooking anyway.

I'm using my Jumbo on the Texas coast during our winter vacation, and I've enjoyed wonderful results while cooking for as many a seven people. I squeezed seven rib-eyes on it for one cook, and 10 freshly caught speckled trout fillets on it for another cook. I love my Jumbo.

When I plan on doing steaks, chops, etc. on the Performer, I sometimes fire up the mini-WSM early and drop in a couple of smallish sweet taters. They take approximately 45 minutes in the mini that's perking along between 250 and 275 degrees. We treat them like a baked potato, but only use...

Wow! My oven cleaner sprayed on a CI skillet and left in a garbage bag for a couple of days seems pretty primitive. Great work, good looking. Thanks for sharing.

Nice piece. Please show us an "after" picture once you finish the clean-up.

Double-check how the SJ lid fits on the tamale pot. As an FYI, the 32-qt Vasconias sold here aren't big enough for the SJ grate.

And when you slice it, cut across the grain. It will be wonderful. Chris has great tips here: http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/tritip1.html

On ready-to-eat butt hams, I've had good luck by applying a rub and smoking over pecan chunks at 250 without a glaze. Your tastes may vary.

I'll answer my own question and say no to carrying the mini chimney inside the new Jumbo Joe with the cooking grate in place: And the mini chimney will fit inside a quarter section of Craycort 22.5 grates. But using a Performer's propane assist won't work welll: And I forgot to add that the...

He was fun to watch, and I couldn't believe how jiggly that brisket was.

Cornbread is a great way to christen a new CI skillet. The cornbread mix seasons the skillet as it cooks a wonderful treat.

Does anyone know if the mini can be laid on its side and carried inside Weber's new Jumbo Joe? Thanks.

Thanks, all. I asked that question before mine arrived. Indeed, there is a plug included.

I don't know how Jackson suits you for traveling, but there's a meat market there named Swingle's that's very good.

Looking so good. Thanks for sharing. I need to try your recipe.

Nice. May I get a Texans mini, please?

For those of you with a PartyQ and the screw-mount adapter that fits in one vent on the WSM: When your cook is finished, how do you shut down your WSM? Do you unscrew the adapter and remove it? That looks like a pain. Or do you plug it, which seems easier. If so, what do you use? Thanks and...

Good looking; thanks for sharing.

Enjoy your build. I use mine for lots of light duty chores. If we want baked potatoes, I fire up the mini instead of the oven, I cold-smoke cheese and other goodies in it. I do small batches of ABT's in it – it went 250 miles to the in-laws on Thanksgivings for an ABT cook – and I've done...