A "Tony R" Inspired Cook


 
ChuckO

ChuckO

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
When I saw his Comal, I knew I wanted one

My son at the helm

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You don't mess around huh! Didn't you just get it! Your son broke it in very well! Looks very delicious!
 
The Comal was a great purchase, and my son had it figured out quite quickly. The co-mingling of flavors was off the chart. Best purchase in 2014 (and for < $100) :)
 
Thinkin I need to get one of those! Your son did a great job for the first time out, that plated picture looks great!
 
Nice run - I especially like the torpedo level used as a shim!
Were the coals spread evenly around or banked to one side?
 
Brian Dahl said:
Nice run - I especially like the torpedo level used as a shim! Were the coals spread evenly around or banked to one side?
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That level has come in very handy for numerous projects, and is always up for any job that comes it's way.

I have those charcoal bins that you can seperate to do indirect cook with. I kept them together in the center so that the heat was directed to the center hump. Maybe two dozen charcoals total. We started with the bottom vent wide open, but closed it 2/3rds
 
Great looking plate. Your son is all over that thing. That's a lot of different elements to keep an eye on at once. Good for him, and the rest of the family that gets to enjoy it.
 
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