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  1. Chris in Cameron Park

    new 26.5 kettle

    Ummmmm...did anyone see the 22.5" cast iron grate on page 29????
  2. Chris in Cameron Park

    Lid hold down mod on OTG/OTS

    Yeah, I was going to try to find a deal, but I've seen them become less and less available. I figured I'd bite the bullet and get one before they are all gone.
  3. Chris in Cameron Park

    Lid hold down mod on OTG/OTS

    George, I love it. I found a SJP for $79 on the internet. Kinda painfull, but like you said, it might be cheaper than building one. Great job.
  4. Chris in Cameron Park

    Lid hold down mod on OTG/OTS

    Ah, ok. But none of the vent holes that no one likes on the SJP.
  5. Chris in Cameron Park

    Lid hold down mod on OTG/OTS

    Ooooooo!!! Thats awesome! Did you drill holes ( like the vents in the SJP ) in the bowl where the lid holder attaches?
  6. Chris in Cameron Park

    Lid hold down mod on OTG/OTS

    Anyone know a good way to secure the lid on a OTG/OTS to make it portable? Besides ropes and bungees? Considering cutting the legs down to make a homemade SJP...
  7. Chris in Cameron Park

    Do you like your Char Q?

    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">...do the lid hold down mod and yer on yer way alot cheaper. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> Ooooo! This sounds good. What is the lid hold down mod?
  8. Chris in Cameron Park

    Do you like your Char Q?

    Doesnt look like I'm going to be able to find a SJP, so I'm wondering if the Char Q is worth $150. Does it contain ash/dust while traveling? I'm looking for a portable charcoal grill for picnics and camping for a few people.
  9. Chris in Cameron Park

    High temp brisket

    Tomorrow, for the UFC fight, is my first brisket cook after many rib and butt successes. I think I will do this on my Performer due to ribs occupying the bullet. It would be awesome to have this in the Cooking Section for reference. Thank you all for your input.
  10. Chris in Cameron Park

    WSM Stacker

    The ProQ units have meat hangers. Would these be any good for hanging ribs? The ProQ Excel 20 sure looks nice!!
  11. Chris in Cameron Park

    Which cut of meat for chili?

    I used the Chuck roast cut up and browned and it was well recieved at work.
  12. Chris in Cameron Park

    Which cut of meat for chili?

    Well I went to Food 4 More and came home with this.
  13. Chris in Cameron Park

    Which cut of meat for chili?

    Do I need to use a chuck roast cut up? Food4More had a big chuck ol steak that was about the right amount of meat I need.
  14. Chris in Cameron Park

    Which cut of meat for chili?

    First off, I posted this here cause the Side Dish section has had VERY little activity. I have a recipe that I like for chili that uses ground pork and beef. I'd like to try a chili with chunks of beef instead of ground. I was thinking of using London Broil. What cut should I try? BTW...
  15. Chris in Cameron Park

    No more Smokey Joe P - now what?

    I could see that working, but then you dont get the lockable lid.
  16. Chris in Cameron Park

    No more Smokey Joe P - now what?

    Since the SMJP is gone, what is the best portable charcoal grill for 5+ people?
  17. Chris in Cameron Park

    Roadside Chicken

    I've made it a couple times. I brushed on the marinade with enough time left in the cook to kill any bugs. The last time, I marinaded with no mopping and it was still good.
  18. Chris in Cameron Park

    Roadside Chicken

    I made it again the other night, and didnt mop it. Just marinaded for 4 hrs. Tasted great.
  19. Chris in Cameron Park

    Roadside Chicken

    I tried this with chicken breasts. Marinated a few hrs, then direct low over 1 layer of coals. Brushed on marinade for first 3/4 of cook. Turned out very yummy and juicy. Wife liked it.
  20. Chris in Cameron Park

    Small Party...How much to cook?

    The ribs will go a long way. I did 8 racks and chicken breasts for a group of 35 women and had plenty left.

 

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