Filipino BBQ Chicken Thighs with grilled pineapple
This is one of my most requested recipes and cooks. It is ALWAYS a big hit.
This is one of my most requested recipes and cooks. It is ALWAYS a big hit.
I grew up in the Midwest, including college and grad school outside Chicago, and then had an opportunity to do my internship in the Bay Area of California. It was a grand adventure. My wife and I quit our jobs, piled most of our stuff in Gram and Gramp’s basement, stuffed our small car to…
Listed is a Bone White Smokey Joe Gold owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill was found at the Weber Parts Store in Palatine, Il. During a visit to the store for other miscellaneous items, I was lucky enough to come across this grill. Some of the employees at the store know me and how…
Pictured here is a red 26″ “flat top” Weber kettle grill. This kettle is owned by WKC member Jeff. This particular grill was acquired from a Craigslist ad with the help of WKC founder Troy. He was kind enough to notify Jeff of the ad when it was posted. This grill was produced between 1970-72….
It’s been a CRAZY year already, and it’s only APRIL. So far this year we’ve hit: – 11,000 members – 160,000 messages – 13,000 kettles owned We’ve been featured on Mint.com, a few magazines that I can’t remember the name of (apparently people still read magazines). We’ve formed partnerships with Aaron Franklin, Thermaworks, Cajun Bandit,…
This week was full of amazing scores, cooks, and meet ups. Keep up the great work! The WKC Chicago Chapter strikes again with an awesome meet, tailgate trading, and a special guest appearance from Warren Peterson who helped Weber make the transition to stamp kettles check out the meet here: Chicago meetup with special gues Warren…
This vintage 22″ Imperial Weber kettle in Glen-blue color owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill is a true “survivor” and is like new inside and out. This grill features aluminum twist on ash catcher and white wall steel wheels with rubber tread. This grill could be had in 1964 for the cool price of…
Those look great! I have done Hawaiian Chicken before, but was looking for another recipe to try. I think this one is it. Thanks for video. I also have a Slow n Sear, but haven’t used it much other than for some slow cooks. I think I’ll start using it for my grilling as well.
I made these this weekend. They were so easy and so delicious. My guests were blown away. Thanks!