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Ezekiel 25:17
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What's the best way to use a meat thermomoter? I sometimes get different temps depending on the depth.
Do you know how to grill at all? A lot of people will tell you to get a $150 Weber Kettle to practice with. And even though it's cheap, Weber is the best in the game. It'll last for years. And there's a lot of attachments. You can smoke with it, make pizza, cook on a griddle, make rotisserie chicken. They the GOAT.
I cant speak on Kamado/green egg, but it makes no sense to spend $1200 and you don't really know what you're doing.
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WtfWhat's the best way to use a meat thermomoter? I sometimes get different temps depending on the depth.
Do you know how to grill at all? A lot of people will tell you to get a $150 Weber Kettle to practice with. And even though it's cheap, Weber is the best in the game. It'll last for years. And there's a lot of attachments. You can smoke with it, make pizza, cook on a griddle, make rotisserie chicken. They the GOAT.
I cant speak on Kamado/green egg, but it makes no sense to spend $1200 and you don't really know what you're doing.
First off of course where u temp it gives different results. Thats how science works. You temp it at the thickest part, thats common sence.
And webber....aka fisher price "my first grill" best in the game? Dont ever comment me on cooking again bro
Ezekiel 25:17
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Weber gets nothing but praise from what I've been reading.
Why would an inexperienced griller spend $1200 on their first grill? It makes no sense to spend alot. Get a cheap weber to learn on then get something more expensive if you want.
The top charcoal grills just off a quick search says weber is the best.
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duck
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For entry level they're awesome, but u said best in the game. Definatly not.Weber gets nothing but praise from what I've been reading.
Why would an inexperienced griller spend $1200 on their first grill? It makes no sense to spend alot. Get a cheap weber to learn on then get something more expensive if you want.
The top charcoal grills just off a quick search says weber is the best.
The 5 Best Charcoal Grills for Every Budget and Grilling Style, According to Our Extensive Tests
To find the five best charcoal grills, we tested 11 for performance, design, and value. The winners are equally good at grilling and smoking meat.www.seriouseats.com
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And wnd why u dismissing the usefullness of thermometers? They definatly help.
Were on the same side here, why fukkin argue?
Ezekiel 25:17
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I probably overexagerated, but then I've read posts of people who bought $3000 Kamados only to use the Kettle more. I know everybody is differnt but those are just opinions I've read. Weber is so versatile it's crazy. You can do damn near everything because of all the attachments.
What grill do you suggest once someone gets enough experience?
duck
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In the long run it really dont matter. It just matters how you need to work your grill. Jusr trial n error
I had a little portable Weber when I was in an apartment in my single days and cooked burgers and dogs and shyt. I want to get into the briskets,ribs, pizzas and more advanced tings. I’m one of those one and done kinda negroes…buy the top of the line and just run wit it and if it don’t work out, I’ll come back to it later. I found a table that will hold a Classic Joe 2 and I want that mf on my deck. Ill hit up the Coli, YT, and Reddit for tipsWhat's the best way to use a meat thermomoter? I sometimes get different temps depending on the depth.
Do you know how to grill at all? A lot of people will tell you to get a $150 Weber Kettle to practice with. And even though it's cheap, Weber is the best in the game. It'll last for years. And there's a lot of attachments. You can smoke with it, make pizza, cook on a griddle, make rotisserie chicken. They the GOAT.
I cant speak on Kamado/green egg, but it makes no sense to spend $1200 and you don't really know what you're doing.
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Piff Perkins
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LOL the first time you cookout for a bunch of people it feels like Game 7
I highly recommend people to practice first.
Man...going to a friends house where he's effortlessly hosting an event for the brehs (or the brehs and wives/girlfriends) will have you feeling like you're witnessing a Jordan/Kobe/Bron masterclass. That shyt will have you doing research trying to figure out how to up your game lol.
One of my guys had these homemade wings that were some of the best I EVER tasted off a grill and he wouldn't give us the recipe lmao. It was some type of ginger/garlic/baked bean sauce that was crazy good lol. He had the sides on point too. Mac n cheese, roasted broccoli, potatoes, cole slaw etc. I'm not a car guy, I'm not a fashion guy...I'm all about having a nice backyard, well cut lawn, and the ability to host a dope BBQ event for friends/fam. Love that shyt.
nikkas love gatekeeping recipes lol. They’ll hold onto a good recipe until they're dead