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Let her con you, Steve! These are super easy to make :)

Thanks, fellas!! It was fun :)

I smoked a chuck roast the other day and made some stuffed mushrooms with some of the meat. I used a little Stubb's bbq sauce (Sweet Heat)... ...and topped with some Gouda cheese.. ...let it grill down a bit then added some Mozzarella. Hit them with a little bbq rub and let them finish...

That just went on my "to do" list!

Take them out of the brine, rinse them off and pat dry with paper towels. Place them on a platter and let them air dry in the fridge overnight. This should actually help the skin crisp up a little bit when you do cook them. Do not let them brine for two days.

Thanks for the kind words, guys! I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas!

Beautiful wings, Jim! Wings are a perfect reason to break out the rotisserie!

I readily admit to talking shortcuts and cheating here. I did not make my own sauce or crust. I was hungry and wanted to play with my grill and didn't have time to spend all day in a kitchen. I started with this: Put down the crust inside the Weber Griddle Pan and added a layer of...

Gene_N, I just measured the Lodge griddle I am using. It is exactly 15 inches long and 12 inches at the widest section of curved sides.

Their is a Weber cast iron griddle inset for the Silver B. Part Number Weber 7542. It isn't available on Amazon but it looks like these folks have them in stock.

T Perkins, Thanks! It took me a week to recover. I used the leftovers to make some roasted Brussels spouts more interesting. Pork bellies are pretty glorious!

You could score the fat on the belly...rub with salt, pepper and garlic then roast that belly in a rotisserie basket over high heat. Slice that bad boy up...eat the slices until you go into a pork coma? make pork belly sliders?

Thanks, Jeff! I used a commercial blend that is pretty popular down here.

I wanted to add a cast iron griddle to the grilling arsenal. I looked over a bunch of different options and ended up buying the Lodge 15x12 cast iron griddle platter ($30). It fits great on the Jumbo Joe but more importantly perfectly replaces one of the grates on the Silver A. I have used...

I have tried the FireQube out and liked it a lot. It is absolutely designed for tailgaiting/camping. The Qube lit extremely easily and I had some roaring hot charcoal to play with in about 15 minutes. I got about an hours worth of grilling out of the box.

In my belly :)

It would be interesting to get a bunch of Jumbo owners together and see how they would pack theirs. Might get interesting!

Just some silly fun. Since the Jumbo Joe is a portable grill I wanted to see if I could store everything I needed for a grilling session at the beach into the Jumbo. I started by filling a charcoal basket and putting starter cubes, a lighter and a digital thermometer onto the charcoal grate...

Dwain, Thanks for posting the link! I think they look cool as heck!!

I had one and gave it away. The guy I gave it to never uses it.