Hi all,
Found this site while re-searching a kettle grill I could not pass up on this afternoon. I have been a Weber gasser guy for more than 30 years, and the past few months I have been really wanting to get into charcoal cooking with a kettle type grill. I will send another post in the Weber Kettle Cooking forum on this site, as it is a long history, and I did not want to make my intro too long. A kettle grill fell into my lap today which was too good to pass up. From afar, thought I might have scored on an old Weber kettle, it was close but not to be, it was not an old Weber kettle, it was an old Happy Cooker. I will post all the details in my next posting, hope being it is not a Weber will not be held against me.
I did cook with the kettle tonight as my first true kettle cook, and it was great. I see more and more cooks in my future. Hope I can still participate.
Welcome to the club!!!
Greetings from Greendale, WI. There is nothing wrong with using a Happy Cooker. I should mention that I may be a little biased, since I have "a few" Happy Cookers myself.
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Welcome from Plainfield Indiana !
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Welcome from Doraville,Ga just as
@brewtownbeatdown said not a thing wrong with a Happy Cooker
Welcome from Virginia Beach, VA.
Welcome! I'm not far from you, just across the Delaware in PA
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Hello and welcome to the WKC from Eugene, Oregon. Happy C's have some innovations that are quite interesting. Mine has a unique Master Touch lid design that can stop at a couple of different levels. And, of course, there's always that IAP :)
SJ