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.
Happy new year! 2014 is going to be a good year for WKC. The Weber Vintage Grill Gallery is in full swing and we also have our next featured member getting posted soon. What are your kettle and BBQ plans for this coming year? Is there a special grill that you are looking for? Do you…
Hello WKC! It’s so cold that some of our members have resorted to cooking ribs in a crock pot. Don’t be that guy! Hank is working on a “Winter Grilling” with tips and tricks on how to use your kettle in the cold. Meanwhile, in the Bay Area it is a balmy 50-60 degrees so…
This is the first in a series of member and kettle features. We are honored to have HankB and his 18.5″ 1974 Weber Kettle as the first member and kettle combo. I first met HankB at the Chicago WKC meet and I was taken aback by how much he had to share. His featured ’74…
Did you know that you can smoke without wood chunks? It’s true. You can use several aromatic vegetables as a smoking agent to add subtle flavors to your food. Smoking with Beef Fat I developed this technique to help recover that ‘grilled steak’ flavor when using the Reverse Sear method. During normal grilling, a steak…
Custom Conversion – Project “Jerome” Owner: Winz Custom Mod: Using a Copper One Touch Silver as starting point, the concept was to create a Copper One Touch Gold M/T. The kettle is designed as a matching companion kettle to Project “Bisbee”. Story: While building project “Bisbee”, the OTG ash assembly and lid holder from the…
This project by WKC forum member 1ROW epitomizes Weber Kettle Club’s Rescue Restore Respect motto. His Dad’s best friend was looking for a grill. 1ROW not only put one together for him from disparate parts others might have thrown away, but surprised him with a custom, one-off jaw-dropping design combining elements of classy-looking wood, smart integration of existing…