Everyone is out and it's just me and the dogs so I guess it was finally time to clean up the grills.
My performer went first.
While I admire you all that clean your grills to surgical sterility, mine are cookers not lookers and "good enough" is the standard I was shooting for.
Old girl got some new bling too -- SS grate.
Since I was already grimy, I figured I'd work on my WSM. She's a lovely old gal but she's been ride hard and left wet. I have a hell of a time keeping temps low enough on her. One reason is this in the bottom bowl.
So I hit it with a little high heat silicone, the kind you use on pellet stoves.
This old gal also got some bling--
And something even more precious to let her know I still believe she has a lot to give.
I pulled out the HC I got off CL that I plan to make into a dedicated Pizza Kettle. That's a pretty nice grill. Really solid and heavy. And with the coveted ash pan. She was missing a grate so she got a hand me down from the performer and a little spit and polish.
Then I took a family shot since the likelihood of them ever all being clean again is slim or none and slim ain't looking too good.
My Genny is up on the deck where she is convenient to weeknight quick cooks. And the setup on the right are my Dutch ovens. I love cooking outdoors in them as well. At a DOG (Dutch oven gathering) I recently attended one of the couples there used the garbage can feed pan setup and loaned me one of their's to use. I was ready to buy a Dutch oven table until I used that sweet little setup.
Now I just need to return the replacement grates I get for the Genny (thought they were the CI ones, they aren't) and get the right ones and get a screw so I can replace the handle on the HC.
And have a cocktail and a nap as I am plumb wore out!!
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Topic: Clean up day!! (Read 1222 times)
