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Nice rehab job. She's a beauty. Corn bread pancakes? That sounds really good.

Well done, sir! I need to make some pulled beef. I don't know why I haven't tried it yet.

I really like that counter top and sink. Good work! I feel your pain on the extra trips to the hardware store. We painted a room this weekend and had to make extra trips for paint.

I'm lucky to have a store not too far. When I use up a current spice I replace it with Penzey's. My top two favorites. Vietnamese Cinnamon Roasted Garlic

Nice build. I would like to build one myself some day.

We are glad to have you, Wesley. That smoke ring is insane!

Looks perfect. Can't pass up a deal like that.

Very cool idea. Would love to try one.

some lucky Co Workers. :D

Both the chicken and potatoes look perfect. Thanks for the info on Gioia's, I'll try to remember to try it if I'm ever in St. Louis.

Congrats on the new grill. Those steaks look great! Get yourself some BBQ gloves and some cheap tongs to move charcoal around. I found it helps to hand pick the pieces when using lump or a lot of small ones will fall through. Many lump users will get a 2nd charcoal grate and place it 90 degrees...

Not sure where to post this. My local HomeDepot has Weber SJ 14.5" cooking grates ($1.93) and 18.5" charcoal grates ($2.33) on clearance. I picked up one each just for good measure. I assumed the 18.5" charcoal grate fits the Jumbo Joe? Not sure if other HD's have them on clearance, but it may...

Dude! OMG! I could have done without the smelled like a dead animal part. lol Glad you got her cleaned up.

Looks amazing. What a great meal to cook together.

I will try these for sure. Thanks for sharing. Minus the toppings that's a fairly common meal around here.

I "cut" one of the natural lump briquettes open. See pic below. There isn't very much of the wood chips throughout the inside, but you can see a little in there if you look closely. The big piece at the top shows the inside. The piece on the bottom is just holding it up for the picture and the...

I was going to, but had to head out of town for work. I'll try to remember to do that tomorrow.

There is no regulation for charcoal. There is no telling if treated lumber doesn't make its way into the Stubbs lump charcoal they use to make them. So that argument goes both ways. Again, I like Stubbs and would buy it more often if I could find it on sale for $0.25 or less. I haven't seen them...

Yes, it was at least an hour. I had to wait for someone so my timing was off. I later had the same thought as you, usually we start cooking once it's ready. I like that these are the same size as KBB. Where the K comp is a little smaller.

Why not test something else? I like Stubbs and use it sometimes. That said, I pay less than half for KBB vs. Stubbs when it's on sale and stock up. Plus, Stubbs can't find be found at all the stores like KBB or RO ridgeline, so that's a big reason for a lot of people. Technically speaking...