Adapting gas grill recipes for SmokeFire


 
Michael Neely said:
You must not live in California.:LOL: Sales tax is high with us (10%), but not that high. Man, they are jacking up the price here. Or maybe that's the online price; I haven't had the grill long enough to price them in the warehouse itself.
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We're in Illinausea and sales tax while not in the lofty CA territory is still outrageously high. Yes if you price online Coscto shows a vastly different price. This is because non members can shop Costco online. In warehouse it's $12.99. I have seen the same thing as you if online shopping
 
timothy said:
I haven't joined but I did find this.

Weber SmokeFire Cooking & Recipes

Discussions about cooking on your Weber Smokefire, Smoking Tips, Share Recipes, etc
www.weberforum.com www.weberforum.com
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Yeah, I saw that too, but the "official" Weber forum seems to be dying. There was even a thread about that. A lot of the posts are tapering off. This forum is much more active. :D

There are about 441 recipes on the Weber site that pop up with filter on Fuel Type = Pellet. The browse more button indicates 441 hits (as of today) but even though they all say "Wood pellet" under fuel type, they aren't really for the SmokeFire. Searching SmokeFire pulls up 11 recipes, but only 3 or 4 are actually for SF. The others are titled "for SmokeFire" but when you click on them, they are not. Pellet isn't even a fuel type. Plus the site glitches and is slow. There's no way to search and then browse the results. You have to re-search every time you look at a recipe. Their webmaster should be grilled.
 
Michael Neely said:
Yeah, I saw that too, but the "official" Weber forum seems to be dying. There was even a thread about that. A lot of the posts are tapering off. This forum is much more active. :D

There are about 441 recipes on the Weber site that pop up with filter on Fuel Type = Pellet. The browse more button indicates 441 hits (as of today) but even though they all say "Wood pellet" under fuel type, they aren't really for the SmokeFire. Searching SmokeFire pulls up 11 recipes, but only 3 or 4 are actually for SF. The others are titled "for SmokeFire" but when you click on them, they are not. Pellet isn't even a fuel type. Plus the site glitches and is slow. There's no way to search and then browse the results. You have to re-search every time you look at a recipe. Their webmaster should be grilled.
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Yea I agree. I checked it out when I first bought my SF. Not alot of info.
 
Michael Neely said:
Yeah, I saw that too, but the "official" Weber forum seems to be dying. There was even a thread about that. A lot of the posts are tapering off. This forum is much more active. :D
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It’s not affiliated with Weber at all, scroll to the bottom of the first page and read the disclaimer. It even had a different name and URL originally. Think it was WeberPelletGrills IIRC.
 
LMichaels said:
We're in Illinausea and sales tax while not in the lofty CA territory is still outrageously high. Yes if you price online Coscto shows a vastly different price. This is because non members can shop Costco online. In warehouse it's $12.99. I have seen the same thing as you if online shopping
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Well that’s good to know. I managed to find some Lumberjack pellets a couple of miles from my house so I’m going to use those today for the maiden run. Ribs I think!
 
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