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  1. Ted N

    Why no smoke ring?

    Hey everyone. Smoked a nice 8.47lb brisket on Sunday. I cannot seem to get a nice smoke ring on every cook. Sometimes its there other times, barely existent. The brisket is nice and smokey, and I use a fair amount (5-6 fist size chunks) of Oak with the odd lump of cherry. I'll tell you what I...
  2. Ted N

    Is this a dead idea?

    Either I'm blind or it seems that this hasn't happened lately. Is this topic done?
  3. Ted N

    Kielbassa, anyone?

    I received the Weber sausage attachment last Christmas and haven't got around to using it until this past weekend. I grabbed some nice pork shoulder and ground it up into delicious Kielbasa sausage. This is a pretty cool addition to my WSM.
  4. Ted N

    Grilled Fried Chicken

    Oh yes! I read a thread last week on this board regarding making fried chicken on a grill. I was going to do it over fire, but I was late from work so I thought I'd try it on the Weber gas. My god, it was good. I can't believe how close it was to deep fried. Moist chicken, crispy skin, the...
  5. Ted N

    Propane vs Natural Gas Experiences Requested

    Hey guys. I am looking at a NG conversion for my Genesis II on Ebay. I have done a bit of reading and it would appear that NG doesn't run as hot as propane. I can't see this being a noticeable difference other than possibly taking a little longer to heat up. For those that have run both fuel, is...
  6. Ted N

    Genesis II SE-410 rotisserie/customer service

    After the burner went in my 7 year old Napoleon grill (which often was a little too small for what I was grilling) I decided to open the wallet and buy a new SE-410 grill. This thing is awesome. I also bought a rotisserie as I like to do whole chickens this way. When installing the motor bracket...
  7. Ted N

    Hello from Delta BC

    Hi everyone. I found this site years ago and bought a Weber Smokey Mountain. I use it at least once a month, though winter smoking can be difficult. I've done brisket, pulled pork, ribs and chicken. It was a bit of a struggle at first to figure out cooking times and the amount of wood to use...

 

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