Ol' Faithfuls

[RedWeberWanabe]

Bought one for spare parts, ended up using them both any ways.  Was trying to find a reason to being out the Smokey Joe's too. This worked good enough.  lol

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[1buckie]

Geez....lookie the size of that STEAK !!!!


Welcome Here!!!!

[jcnaz]

The old beaters cook just as well as the shiny ones... sometimes even better!

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[Davescprktl]

Awesome cook! and welcome aboard!

[captainhook455]

Bought one for spare parts, ended up using them both any ways.  Was trying to find a reason to being out the Smokey Joe's too. This worked good enough.  lol

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I sink husk corn in a bucket of cool water for 30-40 minutes and then place corn still in husk on the grill. No burnt marks on kernels. What you have we call fried corn. Then when removed from grill peel the husk back and hold husk with corn cob still attached. No mess on my hands. This is a boy scout trick because we often ate sitting on the ground.

[RedWeberWanabe]

Bought one for spare parts, ended up using them both any ways.  Was trying to find a reason to being out the Smokey Joe's too. This worked good enough.  lol

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I sink husk corn in a bucket of cool water for 30-40 minutes and then place corn still in husk on the grill. No burnt marks on kernels. What you have we call fried corn. Then when removed from grill peel the husk back and hold husk with corn cob still attached. No mess on my hands. This is a boy scout trick because we often ate sitting on the ground.

The only corn around here was offered already shucked.  I will have to remember this for next time.  thanks @captainhook455

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[SmokeVide]

That corn looks awesome!

[captainhook455]

Bought one for spare parts, ended up using them both any ways.  Was trying to find a reason to being out the Smokey Joe's too. This worked good enough.  lol

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I sink husk corn in a bucket of cool water for 30-40 minutes and then place corn still in husk on the grill. No burnt marks on kernels. What you have we call fried corn. Then when removed from grill peel the husk back and hold husk with corn cob still attached. No mess on my hands. This is a boy scout trick because we often ate sitting on the ground.

The only corn around here was offered already shucked.  I will have to remember this for next time.  thanks @captainhook455

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Wow posted 2 days ago. Here is another way to get corn off the cob.lol.