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  1. J

    Wedding food

    Our son got married in Las Vegas last June and we had another reception here in WA for friends and relatives. I did the cooking for over 325 guests; a whole spit roasted hog, 50 lbs of kalua pork, 100 lbs of spares, 30 lbs of briskets plus salads and sides. If your situation is similar (2...
  2. J

    Suggestions for tailgate menu for Chargers playoffs

    Mussels are good grilled and served with melted butter. Once we grilled 6 doz of oysters! joe
  3. J

    Suggestions for tailgate menu for Chargers playoffs

    Ariel... the jar is basically for those who "freeload" and don't bring anything and for those who "happen" to walk by and are invited to join in. Do the ribs beforehand and reheat at the tailgate in the WSM. The ABTs can be asseembled beforehand also and grilled on site. Chicken halves and...
  4. J

    Suggestions for tailgate menu for Chargers playoffs

    As Ron said...who are you cooking for; size of the group and one more thing, where are you doing it? Here in Seattle my son has a group of season ticket holders that get together every game; rain,shine or freezing weather. There are about 30 in the core group but at any given game it may swell...
  5. J

    Got it assembled

    Jason... aloha and welcome! As Jim sez you keep on firing up the 22 WSM. If you need info on "Q"... Just ask. Bon Yoyage!!!! joe
  6. J

    newbie question - wood as fuel versus flavor

    I'd like to add a few more pennies... When using my stick burner I make sure the fire is burning well and the pit is warmed up a bit. joe
  7. J

    newbie question - wood as fuel versus flavor

    Excellent discussion... Here is my 2 cents worth...I have a 24 x 48 stick burner and both models of WSMs and complete combustion of the fuel is a key. When the off-set is cooking properly there is only a very small amount of smoke being emmitted. Likewise with the WSMs. When a log is added to...
  8. J

    Looking for an indoor wok

    Larry... The primary purpose of the wok ring is to stabilize the round bottomed wok. I read or seen it on a cooking show that it can also concentrate the heat for stove top cooking. Which way it is oriented, smaller diameter on top or below, depended on the diameter of your heat source. My...
  9. J

    chuck roast cook

    Yes there is a definite learning curve on rotisserie cooking. Most of the time what one cooks varies physically as to shape and uniformity. I think only a hot dog is uniform in shape and density. joe
  10. J

    Looking for an indoor wok

    Larry living in CA should make it easy to find a wok to suit your needs. Go to an Asian market might be the best bet. Carbon steel is about the best, stay away from non-stick coated, aluminum or stainless varieties. Aluminum conducts heat best and like stainless is apt to discolor over use...
  11. J

    Looking for an indoor wok

    Larry... You looking for a commercial size natural gas burner for wok cooking? Indoors I just cook on an electric range and when I cook for outdoors I use a propane stove or burner from a turkey fryer. I read once that restaurant sized high output burners are not approved by some local...
  12. J

    Insulation question

    Hey Mark... I just keep the Kettles and WSMs out of the wind. Some here on the forum made a portable and effective windbreak out of a sheet of plywood and several hinges. True that one may use more fuel to maintain the desired temps. joe
  13. J

    chuck roast cook

    Wow Joe that looks good from here! Makes me want to get me a rotisserie for my Kettles. Foods cooked on a rotiss are self basting and that helps to keep it moist. I have several larger rotisseries that I use. Tnx for sharin the pics. joe
  14. J

    *Photos* Rotisserie Chicken

    Very nice yardbird! I love to rotiss all kinds of meat and poultry including turkeys and whole hogs. This process is self basting and that keeps it moist. Tnx for sharing the pics. joe
  15. J

    Ribeye Steak and Lobster

    Excellent combo...SURF 'N TURF! Safeway has Tri-tip roast for $2.99/lb. joe
  16. J

    My new 22.5" OTS

    Piggy backing on Gary M's suggestion: I use an old 9x13 cake pan and line it with aluminum foil. Pick up a used cake pan from a thrift store for pennies and reuse each time with foil. I am cheap!
  17. J

    Can Someone Tell Me What Kind Of Wood This Is??????

    In the Pacific Northwest I smoke with alder and maple... the bark on the wood looks like one of the maple trees we have here. joe
  18. J

    FrankenWeber

    Joshua... I like your creation. I have a 22" platinum and a 22" WSM. I bought a NIB center section for a 22" WSM on CL so in effect I have two 22" WSMs. You have given me an idea of mounting one of my kettles on the Platinum cart and have two 22" WSMs side by side. joe
  19. J

    My new 22.5" OTS

    Excellent Christmas present! You will get the "hang" of cooking w/ charcoal, especially with the able assistance of your daughter. Good luck! joe
  20. J

    Kettle rotissereie for Christmas

    Joe... nice score w/ the rotisserie. I love to rotiss meat, the outcome is usually very moist. Neighborhood New Years Eve party will be doing a baron of beef on a rotiss and if we can get a good price on a 80 lb hog we will rotiss one also. joe

 

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