Weber kettle recipes

[MacStill]

That looks freaking awesome :drool:

I've got an original Weber here that only ever got used once, that chook might be just the inspiration I need :D

[Muppet]

That original webber is every bit as handy as your bubbler :dance:
A couple of quick suggestions, A looflighter takes the pain out of lighting. (great for oak toasting too) Something to read pit temp and meat temp are worth their weight in gold. I use a maverick ET733. Its brilliant :handgestures-thumbupleft: those 2 tools make the whole process easy

[Whiskyaugogo]

I got a gas smoker for my birthday a couple of months ago and while not being a Webber, it does an awesome job with things like this! Lovin the smoked BBQ meats and ribs, have to try that chicken now!

Nice new pic too Muppet!

[Muppet]

Amazing its not popular here. The taste is sensational! Those gas smokers do the job but I just like playing with fire :laughing-rolling: have some ribs going right now :handgestures-thumbupleft: :music-deathmetal:

[BIG D]

I'm sure most of you have tried it but the best change l made to my low n slow regime was changing from heat beads to lump charcoal heaps better :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Muppet]

I've recently moved from heat beads to redwood lump. :text-+1: :text-+1: but if your low and slow, snake method with beads :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Edit... Fuckin auto correct

[BIG D]

I've been using snake method with lump charcoal works well :handgestures-thumbupleft: I use 2 cheaper cordless temp stations as well.

[Paulb]

Low and slow is the way to go. 14hr pulled pork shoulder in my kamado using mallee root charcoal and hickory chips :happy-partydance:

That original webber is every bit as handy as your bubbler :dance:
A couple of quick suggestions, A looflighter takes the pain out of lighting. (great for oak toasting too) Something to read pit temp and meat temp are worth their weight in gold. I use a maverick ET733. Its brilliant :handgestures-thumbupleft: those 2 tools make the whole process easy

I've looked everywhere for a looftlighter but can't find one. Anyone have a source?

[Muppet]

You guys are all ova it. I use beads for low and slow in a webber cos its easy and repeatable. For long cooks it's the go

[Muppet]

My local bunnings has them for $39, I hear bunnings are stocking them everywhere :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Urrazeb]

I've been using snake method with lump charcoal works well :handgestures-thumbupleft: ...

Exactly my method. Nothing beats lump coal snake and a brined chook with a dry rub.

If you leave the chook uncovered in the fridge for a few hours it dehydrates the skin and goes nice and crispy :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Paulb]

My local bunnings has them for $39, I hear bunnings are stocking them everywhere :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Awesome, thanks Muppet, I'll have to get down to my local Bunnings. They didn't stock them 4 months ago but hopefully they have them now.

[1 2many]

My local bunnings has them for $39, I hear bunnings are stocking them everywhere :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Awesome, thanks Muppet, I'll have to get down to my local Bunnings. They didn't stock them 4 months ago but hopefully they have them now.

I have been searching for one of those lighters for ages and none of the bunnings western suburbs melbourne have them :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead:

[Zak Griffin]

Got keen this morning and chucked a little pork shoulder in the weber with a bit of a quick dry rub. Smelling good now, can't wait to smash it on nightshift tonight :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Muppet]

Low and slow is the way to go. 14hr pulled pork shoulder in my kamado using mallee root charcoal and hickory chips :happy-partydance:

I have my first pulled pork on the go. Into the kamado last night at 12 she's stalled at160f so looking good for dinner tonight. $9 Bone in shoulder and 3kg of Mallee Charcoal. Cheap as chips :dance:

[Zak Griffin]

This pork is gooood!

Obviously not tender enough to pull apart, but the flavours and juiciness are there.

Will get one going overnight if I ever have a couple of days off work :happy-partydance:

[Muppet]

Sweet Zac :music-deathmetal:

[MacStill]

I must've been doing something wrong, the couple of times I've used mine I found it was more of a PITA than anything...... might have to clean all the spiderwebs off it and have another go with it :think:

[BIG D]

My local bunnings has them for $39, I hear bunnings are stocking them everywhere :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Thanks mate grabbed one today I was told they are a clearance line may pay to :handgestures-thumbupleft: be quick.

[BIG D]

My local bunnings has them for $39, I hear bunnings are stocking them everywhere :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Awesome, thanks Muppet, I'll have to get down to my local Bunnings. They didn't stock them 4 months ago but hopefully they have them now.

I have been searching for one of those lighters for ages and none of the bunnings western suburbs melbourne have them :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead:

Hey 1 2 if you want 1 let me know my store has 1 box left.