The Malory grate is the newest cast iron grate to join the party. This grate is similar to the Napoleon grate, but without the weird wavy grill marks.
The Malory cast iron grate is only available for 22″ Weber grills. The cast iron bars on the Malory grate are thick and heavy. There are two hinged portions on either side for quick access to charcoal without physicaly removing the grate.
Weber is listening. They’ve observed our desires for colorful kettles and responded with two new colors for 2014. The Crimson and the Copper. The copper appeared a couple years ago as a Target exclusive, and only as a One-Touch Silver. This year it’s available as Silver, Gold, Performer, and even as a Genesis for you…
Looking for that Asian-style crispy skinned fish without wasting a pan full of oil and stinking up your kitchen? Do it on your Weber charcoal grill and get a super crispy skin and crazy moist interior! To get that nice crispy skin on our grilled fish we’re going to grill the fish as close to the…
Featured here is one of the oldest documented grills that we have in the Weber Kettle Club. This grill belongs to the proud owner and site member, Greg, aka…glrasmussun. This is the 22″ Weber “Texan” which is dated from 1960-61. Attached below is Greg’s own story of how he originally found the grill, then nearly lost it,…
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…
Listed is an early 1960’s model of the Weber Galley Que owned by WKC member Jeff. This is similar to the one introduced in 1960 in that it had fitted chrome gimbals to keep it level at all times while at sea. Also had chrome plated legs that screwed onto threaded posts that were welded…
A 1958 Weber Catalog has just surfaced. Thanks to Mike Dejong of Pure Smoke BBQ for sharing images of the brochure. This brochure has revealed some Weber marketing nicknames not known or forgotten until now. What we know as Custom kettles apparently had names given to them by Weber. The 22″ was the Suburbanite and…
