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Started by Troy, March 19, 2016, 11:56:38 AM

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Troy

Doing a super high heat indirect salmon today, but was too lazy to rearrange grills, setups, and charcoal remnants.

Fired up the lime with a chimney of white hot coshell. The hair on my knuckles singed and curled as I picked up the chimney.



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zavod44

Did the high heat have an effect on the camera?
Vintage Weber Grill raconteur and bon vivant.....and definitely Sir Agent X

Troy

Quote from: zavod44 on March 19, 2016, 12:39:48 PM
Did the high heat have an effect on the camera?


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zavod44

Oh thank god, I thought I had a cataract or glaucoma for a second  ;)
Vintage Weber Grill raconteur and bon vivant.....and definitely Sir Agent X

Troy

Quote from: zavod44 on March 19, 2016, 01:08:04 PM
Oh thank god, I thought I had a cataract or glaucoma for a second  ;)

Am I missing the joke? what are you talking about!? :P

TheDude

You sure that's not a yellow bowl with a lime lid?!
Still need a 22" yellow

Troy

Quote from: TheDude on March 19, 2016, 02:11:30 PM
You sure that's not a yellow bowl with a lime lid?!

Haha, very sure.
It was also raging hot. Hotter than I prefer to get in vintage colors :\
Far hotter than a chimney of kingsford is capable of getting without stoking.

And the other Lime I had never changed this dramatically (that or I never got it hot?)

Travis

What effects does high heat have on light colored kettles. Are they prone to crack or change color and not completely change back? Nice cooker man, and salmon. What glaze did you put on top of it?

Troy

high heat is known to cause porcelain chipping around weld points (leg sockets, grate straps, handles)
continued high heat has been known to cause the cracking and crazing (which leads to more chipping)
This happens on all kettles, but is much more noticeable on colorful kettles than black.


the salmon was rubbed with sweet seduction rub from Simply Marvelous. It's my go-to rub. I buy it 10lb at a time.
The glaze is blues hog, but cut with a splash of apple cider vinegar and simmered with some orange zest and ginger to make it less "barbecue-y"
it's still very much bbq sauce though :)

Travis

Very nice and thanks for the explanation 👍

addicted-to-smoke

Salmon looks very rich and flavorful from here, Troy. But yer gonna need a bigger servin' tray for next time!
It's the iconic symbol for the backyard. It's family/friends, food and fun. What more do you need to feel everything [is] going to be all right. As long as we can still have a BBQ in our backyard, the world seems a bit of a better place. At least for that moment. -reillyranch

charred

Cool. So if I never score a yellow, I'll just scorch the snot out of my 18.5 lime and drink a few beers. (wait, i drink the beers first).
hopelessly, helplessly, happily addicted to a shipload of Webers

GregS

I only use kettles with lid bales.

Grizz

Great presentation pic!!  Damn fine looking salmon!  (and I know a thing or two about salmon!)

WNC

Thanks for posting this, I had asked about color shift in that lime I found recently, and well now I can't wait to get it all fired up!
Though I probably not it that hot...

Salmon looks awesome too!