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Agreed, it's essential to clean that drip tray - had a couple fires already. Luckily none of them were bad enough or long enough to cause any permanent damage.

How about cooking some chopped mushrooms, al pastor, taco meat, fajitas, etc? Either a griddle or CI no doubt.

Hey guys, Been grilling and smoking for quite some time, but just picked up the 26 inch Kettle today (wheels were missing, had to steal some from my performer, but parts on the way from weber). I have 20lbs of pork shoulder, 2 10lb pieces - so the question is what's the best way to smoke these...

@John Solak John - I've been eyeing that thing also, but read a few reviews that state that if you have a few logs in, and put the grate on, it immediately buckles. Let me know how your experience goes. Thanks!!

Hey Everyone! Chicago weather is finally in the 50's/60's, and you know that means more grillin and chillin. Was in a good mood, so decided to cook up some halved chickens for the co-workers at ACE Hardware Headquarters. We're a tight knit group, and everyone loves BBQ, so why not treat them...

ACE Operates 4,400 retail centers, and have had the best income in the last couple of years. Not to say some aren't going away, but there's always the retires, the underperforming stores, etc. Others move to different locations. We have more stores than we've ever had. Now, the other guys...

EP330 is less upkeep, with porcelain coatings. To me, the black looks better for some reason, but that's just a personal choice. The S330 is a beautiful grill though for sure.

Here's your solution. I posted this earlier today. This should help, if you can find that ACE Store. 80% of the US population live within 5 miles of an ACE Hardware Store, so you must live in a rural area: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?57846-ACE-Hardware-Weber-Promotion-Memorial-Day-Sale

Lovin it, very sturdy, no give whatsoever. I still wouldn't put my hot CI pans on it though.

Here's my new 2015 Crimson Red Performer Deluxe, straight from our Warehouse: Sorry for the tease, but I'll upload the pics once I have it assembled. Have to pick up my parents from the airport in a few hours, so will start on her tomorrow. I'll post some better quality, detailed pics...

Handles are bolt on - and the lid handle has a heat shield on it The Tuck Away lid bail is bigger, so allows for the lid to be swung farther back, totally perpendicular to the ground Electronic ignition for gas assist. New stainless steel ash catcher with "improved" attachment New placement of...

If you do (and you should) get a Performer, make sure you get the new 2015 model. They just came out this month, and I got mine in my truck as we speak.

Thanks Jose, I actually saw your stuffed chicken breast post the other day, and it gave me inspiration, since I haven't done these in a while. thanks everyone. Next ones will be beef to change it up.

Here are the rest of the pics - I didn't get to upload them as we were hanging out. Sorry for the lack of light on these: Started them off indirect at 350: Then onto the hot side for a few mins: Done: All cut up: I served them with a mayo based sauce infused with thyme and...

Yes sir it is. No more blue ones being manufactured also, if he digs that.

Hey Everyone, Got out of work a bit early today as a head start to our family vacation (Eagle River, WI). I had some extra time so decided to roll up some chicken rolls. Started off with 2 good sized chicken breasts, butterflied and hammered them down, covered in a bit of EVOO, seasoned with a...

Jim, I soak my skewers the same way, then flip them once in a while. Maybe I need to grab a Old English 40oz and should have no problems lol. yakitori still looks good, worst case cut away the bitter burnt pieces. I'm betting the inside was just fine right?

This one right: http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/app/4664476637.html I saw it also, but I notice quite a bit of rust on this guy, especially around the lid handle. Also, not sure if the gas assist works. I'd have to see it in person, but at first glance I would pass on it to be honest...

Hector, I'm in Chicago also. Was it that red one?

You no longer need to twist the thing into place as much, and labeled as as high capacity, although it doesn't look all that much bigger.