1963 Wood Dale Westerner
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The legendary “story kettle” from the Summer of WKC, owned by MartyG. Just short of being NIB, this kettle had seen little use in it’s life, but is put to occasional use today. It has my favorite vent style – the “engraved” Weber logo. If there was ever a kettle to call a classic, this…
Pictured here is a very nice example of a 22″ yellow kettle from 1973. This is a patent number kettle featuring metal bowl handles and a twist on ash pan. It also features small turn tabs on the bowl vents along with plastic wheels and rubber treads. Yellow finish was introduced as an option beginning in 1973. This…
1979: Weber Grill History edit The 1979 Weber Charcoal grill is identified by lid vent with the modern embossed or “raised” WEBER logo. The turn tab on the lid vent is large and now matches the turn tabs on the bowl vents. This is the style of lid vent used today. Features and Changes in…
MartyG’s current go-to grilling machine: a pristine Performer from 2005, upgraded with a Gourmet Grate system and KOA wood handle.
A good bacon weave is vital to any serious griller’s meat cooking arsenal. What better way to make almost anything more delicious, than to wrap it in little strips of heaven? … Am I wrong? This quick guide will show you how to easily make a bacon weave big enough to cover a fattie – using 2 packs of…
May 28th is National Hamburger Day and we are celebrating it this year. Most humans love burgers. Billions of them are consumed around the world every year. And May 28th is a day designated to celebrating all things hamburger. Here are 9 facts about hamburgers that you may not have known about: – Hamburgers did not…