![]() |
Quote:
|
Cedar is used a lot for salmon in restaurants (cedar planks) and probably steaks too. Personally I don't care for the taste. As far as pine.....I just can't imagine a less desirable wood to want to cook with!! Except marshmallows ;)
|
Thats a huge grill
|
Quote:
The flavor of charcoal cannot be matched.....I've even gone as far as collecting dead branches, lighting them up in the grill and cook chicken over it... |
Quote:
http://www.barrel-barbecue.co.uk/bbq.jpg |
Cooking with Charcoal... the best...
|
Quote:
|
Vermont Castings :thumbsup
|
yes, wood and charcoal are still the best way to cook bbq as to the taste! :winkwink:
|
Quote:
I've seen Vermont Castings mentioned twice in this thread. That's the brand the place my grill came from 10 years ago (along with my gas fireplace insert and my patio furniture) recommend based on what I told he about our usage. He said that or a Lynx. Going this afternoon to check a few out. They have a big memorial day weekend sale. ...free assembly, free delivery, free conversion to natural gas, etc. PK |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
|
Quote:
|
Well, I went with a Vermont Castings 4 burner..natural gas..
http://www.myownbbq.com/content/prod...ils.cfm?id=354 |
Quote:
|
If you normally dont entertain all kinds of people go smaller. I had a small green egg type used it 3-5 nights a week. Got a big monster one have used it maybe 5 times in two years.
|
PK, post a pic when you get it up and installed.
And shame on your for not hitting me up on ICQ about your grilling needs. Check out sharky.com for some good recommendations on what to cook! ;-) |
I would find out what Bobby Flay uses and just get the same thing
|
Quote:
Arrghhh.. how could I have forgotten! |
All times are GMT -7. The time now is 09:58 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
©2000-, AI Media Network Inc123