The official BBQ'n thread

[Frank bierce]

Sooo...what grills are you using, cuts of meat, marinades?

I have a traeger pellet bbq. Was lucky enough to be given one, probably would have never ponied up the cash to buy one. Have loved it since the first time I tried it.
Love the light smoke flavor. Favorite cut of meat so far is tri tip.

 

[Ironworker]

I have a standard weber and smoke what ever Momma gets from ribs to pork butt to salmon to sausages and what ever else, I prefer a dry rub and towards the end about the last hour or so I'll drizzle a little maple syrup every fifteen minutes. And my favorite wood is a mixture of cherry, apple and hickory, my mouth is watering as I type.

 

[KenJax Tree]

I have a standard weber and smoke what ever Momma gets from ribs to pork butt to salmon to sausages and what ever else, I prefer a dry rub and towards the end about the last hour or so I'll drizzle a little maple syrup every fifteen minutes. And my favorite wood is a mixture of cherry, apple and hickory, my mouth is watering as I type.

Same here...Weber grill.

 

[Ironworker]

Any one use one of them barrel things with a smaller barrel for the fire. Thinking of getting one.

 

[Motorhead]

Any one use one of them barrel things with a smaller barrel for the fire. Thinking of getting one.

Had one when I used to entertain a lot,They work great,You can cook a lot of meat at one time.

 

[ft. churchill]

I cook in a homemade barrel smoker. About 100 bucks in materials. Bottom barrel is lined with bricks in a half vault arrangement. Upper barrel in picture three is also half vaulted, and has a roof of bricks under the cooking grates. The gaps between the bricks are tightest over the flue coming into the upper barrel from the lower fire barrel, and get progressively wider as it goes down towards the exit chimney. I used alot of cherry wood that I cut local, and it works good enough I've won my local BBQ event each 4th of July. (ps I just use sweet baby ray's sauce.)

 

[ft. churchill]

I use charcoal to get it going, then after I got some coals start putting on the cherry and or hickory chunks. The bricks even out the tempature swings and provide alot of thermal mass. The brick roof under the cooking grate spreads the heat out evenly with no hot spots.

 

[Frank bierce]

Nice double barrel setup there!!

 

[skippy]

Just a Weber grill here buddy .

 

[Frank bierce]

Webers are Barbie classics!!

 

[skippy]

I'm hoping to buy a bigger one soon

 

[stihl_head1982]

I have a Weber, but also a ugly drum pig cooker. Love smoked meat. We just did quite a bit at Thanksgiving. Butts, brisket and some sausages. I like to marinate tenderloin and wrap it in bacon as well. The results will keep a guy with an appetite going back to the meat-plate again and again.

 

[Motorhead]

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I cook in a homemade barrel smoker. About 100 bucks in materials. Bottom barrel is lined with bricks in a half vault arrangement. Upper barrel in picture three is also half vaulted, and has a roof of bricks under the cooking grates. The gaps between the bricks are tightest over the flue coming into the upper barrel from the lower fire barrel, and get progressively wider as it goes down towards the exit chimney. I used alot of cherry wood that I cut local, and it works good enough I've won my local BBQ event each 4th of July. (ps I just just sweet baby ray's sauce.)

Betcha that would do a great job on mullet.

 

[wildroamer]

Webers here. Also picked up an 18" Weber Jumbo Joe for camping, etc. Works great!

 

[wildroamer]

Tough to beat Cedar plank salmon on a Weber!

 

[Frank bierce]

Tough to beat Cedar plank salmon on a Weber!View attachment 5692

Yummmmmyy

 

[Motorhead]

My cookers

 

[Gentleman]

I like this one.

 

[Frank bierce]

I've heard those big green eggs are awesome.

 

[Gentleman]

I've heard those big green eggs are awesome.

They cook good.