Had our yearly get together at my Mom's house with all my siblings and a few cousins. I brought "Bud" to cook on and my '72 Texan for assistance with hot chimneys. Started with two chimneys of B&B briquettes, spread the lit coals out and poured Jealous Devil XL lump on top. Once all was lit I spread it all out and had to close the vents a bit to tame the fire which made a perfect shallow coal bed to cook on with cool zones around the sides. I had 24 burgers on at once which went pretty fast and didn't have a lot of time for picture taking. Then did 24 all beef hot dogs from Costco. All in all a great cook and I got some much needed experience cooking on this grill. No plating pics, was like usual - controlled chaos getting everyone a plate. Can't wait for the next cook....
Cheers!
Awesome! Looks a great day. Can't go wrong with burgers n dogs.
I thought the 26 made my 22 feel small, the ranch is another level!
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Quote from: Tommie on September 28, 2025, 10:56:32 AMAwesome! Looks a great day. Can't go wrong with burgers n dogs.
I thought the 26 made my 22 feel small, the ranch is another level!
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Thanks Tommie! Agree, the ranch really feels large when cooking on it, thinking I may need longer tongs and spatula for the next large cook. It's now all cleaned up and ready for the next adventure......
Quote from: bamakettles on September 29, 2025, 05:00:10 AMthinking I may need longer tongs and spatula for the next large cook.
Looks like a lot of fun. Do you have BBQ gloves? I find myself having to use my Weber Premium Gloves more and more on my SSP so as not to burn my arms.
Great look! I have never used gloves. I usually get a guest to stand over the grill and tell him/her when to flip them also have another hand on the side to get a beer out of the cooler. :)
All kidding aside, outstanding job!
Cheers
Frank
Great cook. Even with all that food, Bud barely looks half full.