2005 DO-code Performer
MartyG’s current go-to grilling machine: a pristine Performer from 2005, upgraded with a Gourmet Grate system and KOA wood handle.
A vacuum sealer is an important tool in the arsenal of any skilled chef – bbq, backyard, and even professional. They come in incredibly handy. With proper usage, a vacuum sealer will pay for itself within its first year. Here are some of my favorite uses: Planned BBQ Leftovers – Everytime I fire up the…
Tired of painstakingly tying your roasts, tenderloins and veggies? Today we’ll have a look at a new product that might just solve that problem! Silicone Grilling Bands are essentially high-heat elastics that you can use in place of butchers twine. The particular brand I am testing out, “Architec”, say they are good up to 600° and are safe…
Congratulations to Dazzo for being WKC featured member #3! Dazzo has quite a story to tell with a little bit of clowning around. You deserve it, buddy! Dazzo’s famous green MBH Some Grillfella’s got together all across the country. The Norcal folks had their first annual (or when they feel like it) WKC meet and…
A beautiful example of a Weber 26.75 “flat-top” kettle, owned and lightly restored by MartyG. Nearly unused condition, with added KOA wood handles by Brian. This was “Chapter 2” of a great story of scoring two amazing kettles in 2 days. Read the full story here: The Rescue Mission – A MartyG Kettle Adventure Story…
Owner: Prof Custom Grill: Weber Go Anywhere converted into a Weber Smoke Anywhere Story: Prof tried his skill at converting the WGA into a WSA . The stacker is about 12 inches high with the possibility of inserting a skewer and the ability to install two cooking grates at different heights. A skewer mod can also…
WKC leaked several of these product details months ago, but now they’re official! I scored a copy of the 2015 Weber Catalog and I scanned it in to share with all of you! Some wicked cool colors have been added to the Weber Q lineup. We haven’t really spent a lot of time analyzing the…