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Me too. Planning to test that out this coming weekend. I can’t say we get arctic temps in NC, but it will be chilly for this area.

I thought I’d bring this full circle with a quick update on my pellet grill decision and purchase. My 600 was delivered on Tuesday. I assembled it and did the burn off that same day. I decided I needed to do a test cook before I committed to smoking our Thanksgiving turkey on it, so I smoked a...

That's a great approach, Jim. You can take pieces off as they get done.

Another tip from ATBBQ that I use is take out the wishbone before coking it. It’s easier (for me, anyway) to process the breasts without the wishbone in the way. But I’m definitely a proponent of spatchcocking, and good shears help.

So, after taking in and appreciating all of your comments, watching countless videos, and reading any reviews I could get my hands on, I've decided to purchase the Searwood 600. I was able to get my hands on a 600 XL, Campchef Woodwind Pro, and Yoder 640S which really helped in the decision...

Nicely done!

We’ve only done ours in the oven, but we’ve found the Costco pizzas to be very good. I bet yours on the smoker was excellent.

Mara looks like she knows how to ham it up for a photo.

Meathead's method makes some good bacon, but I really like your bourbon-brown sugar glaze idea. That bacon looks great, especially as I sit here contemplating breakfast. Nice job.

One could look at the number of threads and messages in the photo gallery forum compared to those in the recipe forums and surmise pictures get much more reaction. Personally, I prefer to see pictures of everyone’s cooks as it gives me ideas and thoughts on how I might have done it differently...

I agree with your assessment.

I agree completely. I plan to keep my kettles, gasser, and one WSM. I don't expect any pellet grill will cover everything.

Thanks, Jeff.

Thanks for the great response, Larry. I have a friend with a Req Teq and he's very happy with it. There's something about the Traegers that just doesn't click with me. I know some people that have the older models and had lots of problems with them. The info I have is that they are much...

All good comments, Dan. I would probably keep my 18" WSM, but I'm liking the idea of a mostly set it and forget it at this point. I've smoked a lot on both my 18" and 22" WSMs, but might be ready for something different. I appreciate the comments, and I'll give the WSK a look again. It's...

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No need to go to your corner, all comments are welcome.:)

I think I'm going to make a decision on a pellet grill soon. I currently have an 18" and 22" WSM among several kettles and a gasser. A blunt question...does anyone who has purchased a Weber Searwood regret their decision? I know I won't get the flavor of a stick burner, but I don't want to...

What can I say? I can fish anywhere. I found those two sites extremely interesting, especially when one is a former President of the United States.

My wife and I were in Key West back in May, arriving on a Saturday and leaving Thursday. For us that was a little too long, so I think you're couple of nights sounds right. If you like history, we found Hemingway's house and Truman's Little White House very interesting. Sloppy Joe's...