Christmas Suggestions

[nvandyke]

Good afternoon everybody!

So the wife and I don't go huge on giving gifts for Christmas because for us...that's not the whole spirit of the season.  We get each other a couple of little things totaling about $100.  So I want to start to expand my Weber accessories, etc.  I have a 22" Master Touch with the charcoal baskets and warming rack it came with.  I bought myself a cover for it after I got it as a gift for my birthday this February.

So...my question to you all is...what are some great accessories or items you've found that you really enjoy that I could ask for?  I thought of asking for the sear grate for the GBS system but I'm just not totally sold on that yet.  I appreciate your input!

Here's me saucing some ribs I made a couple of weeks ago...just because.

[kettlebb]

I don't have the GBS but if I did I'd get the sear grate, wok, and griddle. Cast iron and a kettle go really well together.

If you are happy with the way you cook without those things then maybe ask for different rubs and sauces to try.


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[bigred]

Well made x long tongs


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[Larry]

If you like chicken and turkey you may want to look at the rotisserie. I use mine often for whole birds but it has a multitude of applications.


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[jd]

+2 for the rotisserie, one of the best accessories

[racedvl]

Slow and sear.
Thermopen.
Rotisserie.

That would be my 3 opinions. In that order. 

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[Cellar2ful]

I would say my Thermapen is my most used accessory and they will be on sale for $79 a couple of times before Christmas.  You can sign up for email notifications at the bottom of their home page.

https://www.thermoworks.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw3qDeBRBkEiwAsqeO7noU48Ez6mFQJFJOThsT4_ZqFga7ePVTpgU1MOoXHJenqQIG9inU7xoCcU8QAvD_BwE

My second most used accessory is a rotisserie.  You cant't duplicate the self basting quality of a rotisserie.  Chickens and turkeys will never be the same once you get one.

[Rub]

I swear by my Grill Grates, I use them most all the time.  +1 on a Thermapen, I use mine for every cook. And looking at your pic, I'd suggest an upgrade in sauce </shameless plug>



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[qrczak1]

I would say either roti or slow'n'sear

[JEBIV]

Maybe some Grillin' shoes so your feet don't get burned LOL +1 on a Thermapen

[hawgheaven]

Thermapen - definitely
StoK cast iron grill and StoK cast iron kettle insert - luv mine

[Shoestringshop]

How about some stuff you could use in the house as well as on the grill? Cast iron Dutch oven or a cast iron pan set. Around here stores sell the set for around 60.00 during Christmas.

[Cellar2ful]

How about some stuff you could use in the house as well as on the grill?

My wife uses our Thermapen in the kitchen as much as I use it on my kettles.

[hawgheaven]

We have multiple Thermapens, and multiple Thermopops. Thermopops are cheaper than the Thermapens, and really handy, in that they are smaller and clip to your shirt/apron pocket. Both are good products!

[Seth1025]

Wireless Thermometer, I like the igrill mini.   Upgrade to the SS Grate directly from Weber 80728.  Ask for a discount and you might get lucky - got mine for $50.   Lodge 17" skillet is a great way to fry food outside and fits great on a 22".   I have an extra box of supplies I keep handy in the basement, extra tongs, salt, pepper, knives, cutting board, foil, lighter, etc.  Easy to grab and go outside without having to run back up stairs. I also like having a folding table handy to prep food outside when you just want to be outside.