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    Restoring Genesis Grills?

    Mostly I look at them and go " wow I've got a lot of Coleman lanterns,, what was I thinking?". I have started reselling them on the bay lately though. There is a large cult following in the Coleman hobby. Search Coleman Collectors Forum,, ,but don't do it if you are a sucker for trying new...
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    Restoring Genesis Grills?

    Thank you everyone for the fine replies. I fully understand now. I have probably 60 or 70 old Coleman lanterns that I collect and restore for the same reasons. Thanks for taking the time to enlighten me.
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    Restoring Genesis Grills?

    Please enlighten me on the pro's of restoring vintage Genesis grills. What is about them that make them so cherished? I see lot's of people doing it, and I am curious about trying it,,, but also curious if they hold desirable cooking qualities,, or if it's just for nostalgia. Thanks in advance.
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    Hasselback Potato Cutter

    Same as above, but I use pencils.
  5. J

    Small grilling and big chilling......

    Yessir!! I just did some wings on my Jumbo Joe and a homemade vortex,, It is a fine cooker! As usual,,,, that grub is looking might fine there Dub!
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    Won a Local Open Competition..

    Those look real tasty!! Congrats!!
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    KCBS comps should supply meat

    I have begun competing in South Carolina Barbeque Association events. At the SCBA events the event hosts are required to supply the meat. ( these are however pork only events ). In these events each competitor is provided a case of 8 pork butts, all from the same source. And every now and then...
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    Hot & Fast???

    Hot n fast guy here,,,,, go buy a butt and give it a whirl at 275-300 range
  9. J

    Finally got a Jumbo Joe $40 NIB

    Cool,,, look forward to cook pic's!!
  10. J

    Hot Sauce as Sticking Agent

    I used mustard or Heinz 57 for a while. These days I don't use a binder. I can imagine that the hot sauce would add another layer of flavor though.
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    Ribs in foil

    Yup,,,, I usually run about 45 minutes foiled,, then back on, un-foiled with sauce to "set" everything. This thread is a good example of more than one right way to do something. Time wise I usually cook them roughly 1.75 ( or whenever I like the color ),,, .75 (or when almost toothpick tender...
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    Ribs in foil

    For me, meat side down to reduce the chances of a bone piercing the foil and leaking out the juices.
  13. J

    Couple of recent cooks and a new toy

    Wow,,, what an amazing looking meal!!!!
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    another pile of mesquite shredded chuck? yep.

    Looks great,,, might have to do one of those for my Jewish wife.
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    Hello from Lynchburg South Carolina

    Lynchburg SC?? Didn't even know there was such a thing,,, population 373 even. Greetings from up around Greenville!!
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    Smoked Sausage Logs

    Sausage logs? Are you talking about fatties? There's a ton of recipes for fatties,,, would compliment the pork butts just great. Something like this?? http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?36786-another-fatty-thread&highlight=fatty
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    The Occasional Brisket

    Yeah Buddy!!! Looks great!!
  18. J

    The weekend cooks

    Thank you all for the kind words.
  19. J

    Found On Road Dying

    Awesome,, congrats on your new grill!!

 

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