1997 EI-code 18.5 OTS
A nice little redhead in great shape, once owned by MartyG, but gifted to his grandson Aydan in care of his Dad and WKC member “Up in Smoke” (Justin).
Let’s get a few things straight about cold smoking. It’s not really “cold” – it’s just not hot. Cold smoking is a technique you use to apply smoke flavoring to foods without cooking or heating them. You can use cold smoking to smoke salmon, smoke homemade bacon, smoke salt, smoke nuts, and my favorite… smoke…
One of the most desired and “asked for” models of grills that Weber has yet to create is the 26″ Performer. Well this grill may be the closest we have seen to date. WKC member Ron, aka “TexasOnion” decided he would make his own 26″ Weber Performer. This custom setup features two stainless steel Performer carts mounted end to end…
Listed here is a very nice 1969, 26″ grill owned by WKC member G, most of us know him as Stu! This is one of the “flat top” 26ers. If you look, you can see the top of the lid of this grill is more flat compared to the typical rounded top of the 22″…
Pictured on page 8 of the 1966 Weber catalog are Weber Fireplace Barbecue Kettles. Model #’s FBK-430 and FBK 530 had a red lid with a black bowl. It is believed that Weber sporadically used this color combination of a red lid and black bowl for a couple of years around 1966 for both the…
Part 2: The Yellow Feather (Click here to read part 1) Immediately after all arrangements were made to purchase and ship the Ranch I moved on to the next matter of business… finding @Plant_City_Mike a 22.5″ Yellow kettle. As most of you know this is not an easy task even if you know all the right…
This is the only Smokey Joe we have documented that has a Diet Mountain Dew logo and script on the handle. It is currently owned by WKC member Troy Dunn, aka “dwnthehatch”. This is a new Smokey Joe with a vent code of “AT” which dates it to a 2013 grill. Typically we see the logo grills…