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Well, here's an action picture of the smokey joe: Smokey Joe Smoking by caveymon, on Flickr Set it up fairly simple (no pictures unfortunately, just a description :P) firebricks for division, minion type method for lighting. Aluminium foil as some kind of air intake guider over the...

wow, just wonderful! love the scenery as well Finland <3

My little family: Just loving this little SJS, glad I could get it from marktplaats (dutch version of CL) for a good price (EUR 35 ) Dated EO, 1995.

Hi LDean, That is a great suggestion! Actually, based on Daniele's ebay suggestions, I started looking around on the web for commercial restaurant suppliers in the netherlands. So far, most of the largest souppots are 24cm in diameter (and bloody expensive ) Some of the biggest pots I found...

Hi Daniele, Wow, awesome! I would never have found those with the keywords I was using. Thank you very much

Hi Daniele! Where abouts did you find it on the german ebay? (got an itemid/link to the advertisement?) and how much did it cost you in total? I'm having a hard time finding a similar pot in the netherlands.

I was in shock at first! Couldn't find the huuuuuuuuge thread... and then found out it got its own little subforum on the board

I'm with Mark on this one: no where is a Tamale to be found in the netherlands at least, not in the usual suspect stores like kitchengadget centers. Did find a boatload of utensils...

Well, so far I've done a couple of things with the smokey joe (silver in this case, with bottom vents). a) 3/4 chimney, full spread on the grate good direct heat, with a big hotspot in the centre. With the lid on, still awesome cooker, less chance of overcharring I still had 1/2 chimney left...

Just getting hungry by looking at your ribs

Hey Jay, That youtube review is in Dutch. Don't confuse dutch with deutsch, which is german for well german, couple of letters of difference, a whole virtual war in between *wink* edit: lovely find btw!

Ah yes, I misworded there. Timothy has the better description: galvanic corrosion. http://www.powerofaluminium.co...osion_resistance.htm I was worrying about it, but I guess with the proper washers, insulators and other stuff it shouldn't be much of an issue in the end. Thanks!

Hi there, Heaving read most of the 11 pages of threads on the portable grills, I have a question pertaining to using aluminium and stainless steel: In my experience, the aluminium just rusts away when left in contact with stainless steel. Now I see a lot of mods using aluminium parts, in...