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).
This is an 18.5″ red Weber electric kettle owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill was found at an estate sale. The lady that owned it kept it in her kitchen and actually used it on occasion after her oven had mechanical issues. It rarely saw any outdoor exposure and its condition surely shows this….
Over the Labor Day weekend the Weber Kettle Club community held a burger throwdown. Dozens of talented backyard chefs ground their meat, pounded their patties and put it all on display for the world to see. The contributions were truly magical. You can view all of the entries here. A small committee of members voted…
Winter is slowly loosing it’s grip in the US Midwest. I know it is even though we are expecting 4″-8″ (100cm-200cm) of snow today. On the other hand, we have no sub-zero temperatures predicted and may actually see the high go above freezing this week (for the first time since January 15.) Yay! Meanwhile, things…
Cooking a turkey on a Weber kettle is something many grillers aspire to do, and with Thanksgiving upon us what better time to have a look at a few amazing Turkey cooks and tutorials! Planning your cook is crucial to a successful bird, so take the time to think out the whole process and ensure…
1Buckie (Ken) is our first WKC featured member in 2014. I first ran into Buckie in 2012 and he always had these massive smoked cooks and rows of kettles a smokin’. I would also probably describe him as a ‘turd fiend as he cooks tons of them (literally). 1Buckie is a true Grillfella as he’s got the…
Pictured here is a true classic almost out of the time machine. This is a patent number kettle that would be period correct for the years between 1973-1975. The grill owner is WKC member Harris92. The story behind this classic is that the grill was purchased (by an uncle) for the seller’s grandfather as a…