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Old 06-30-2005, 10:38 AM   #11
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I use a weber kettle style charcoal grill. Can't beat charcoal for the flavor.
ME TOO and I agree 100%.
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Old 06-30-2005, 11:42 AM   #12
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i have a meco square charcoal grill, and a weber smokey joe silver charcoal grill.

the smokey joe comes with us on canoe and summer backpacking trips. you kinda look like a tinker or raggedy man with the grill strapped to the top of your pack, but it's better to use it than try to find firewood and risk a forest fire in hot weather.

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Old 06-30-2005, 01:52 PM   #13
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Got a propane grill - think it's by thermos, get's good and hot for real "grilling", and a weber smokey joe for trips up north.

Working on getting a Weber kettle for the house.

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Old 06-30-2005, 02:33 PM   #14
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We have two wood-burning cookers. Don't know the brand. They are Handy Husband's toys. Usually used to grill chicken and burgers or smoke pork shoulders or ribs.
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Old 06-30-2005, 05:35 PM   #15
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Weber Genesis Silver B, 3 burner gas grill with cast iron grates. I've had other brands, both charcoal and gas, and wouldn't give this one up for anything. Quick to start, no charcoal mess, perfect results every time, no matter what I'm cooking. It won't double as a smoker, but it's darned good grill.
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Old 06-30-2005, 06:30 PM   #16
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My husband has a weber kettle charcoal grill, a Sears 4 burner propane grill, and a New Braunsfels (sp?) barrel type smoker.
We use them all.
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Old 06-30-2005, 11:08 PM   #17
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got a Weber charcoal kettle grill ... grills and barbqs nicely. If you are into slow smoked ribs and brisket, you may want a larger barrel grill, rather than the kettle. I also have a grill pan for my range top, and you can get stove top smokers too. But I'm convinced you must have good ventilation for that.
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Old 07-04-2005, 01:59 PM   #18
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Cheapish Charbroil gas grill for the deck, plus a $20 portable gas grill for picnics, vacations, and when the kids just fancy a couple of hotdogs/burgers.

We never BBQ'd much back in England (the weather is rarely good enough....), but we are doing much more BBQ'ing over here - back in England a 'BBQ' was just burgers & hotdogs, maybe a steak if you were lucky, but over here it really is gourmet cooking - I am constantly amazed & delighted when we go out to other people's houses for BBQ and trying to learn how to BBQ properly myself LOL!

You can't get the portable gas grills back in the UK, so several of our visitors have taken them home with them, and we are thinking of buying several to take back for Christmas presents this year - such a brilliant idea for picnics!!

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Old 07-04-2005, 04:19 PM   #19
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We use a Weber for charcoal, a Weber 3 burner gas, and a Treager smoker. Today it is the Treager with ribs. Enjoy the 4th.
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Old 07-04-2005, 04:46 PM   #20
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I have a 3 burner propane Grillmaster. It also has a side burner which I have never used. Grillmaster is a Lowe's store brand.
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