My new Weber Grill

mitchelt

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I must say that my new Weber Genisis Silver "B" gas grill kicks butt!!!

I recommend anyone thinking about buying a griil get a Weber, you get what you pay for and they last a long time.

And pay you will....the grill with the cover was $550.

Happy cooking!!!

Mitch

 

frizzlefry

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Damn! I cant afford that grill. Anyone have suggestions for another grill? Maybe more around the <$200 range? I was just on bluelight and saw that george foreman's got like a grip of different grills. Hehehe.... I wonder how long he can sell those things...
 

purplehayes

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I'll have to check on the grill I have at home it was in the <$200 range. I'm guessing that every garage sale will have a George Foreman grill on the table in just a few short years. Probably right next to a Thighmaster.

PH
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frizzlefry

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<< I'll have to check on the grill I have at home it was in the <$200 range. I'm guessing that every garage sale will have a George Foreman grill on the table in just a few short years. Probably right next to a Thighmaster.

PH
:D
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Or the abdominizer!!! Suzanne Summers, gotta love her! hahaha
 

MrBond

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The Foreman is great for dorms, but thats about it. It doesn't beat cooking on an open flame.

Congrats on the new grill man, I know the feeling. Gotta run out and BBQ right then.

&quot;Hey everyone, the grill is together, looks like we're having supper at 3!&quot;
 

HansHurt

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How does it overclock....what HSF do you use.....come on don't hold back, push that thing to 100,000 btu.





EDIT- I see now that this joke was already used...my apologies.


Nice BBQ for sure.
 

mitchelt

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LordMaul, the convenience is in gas.

The weber comes with flavor bars that do a good job in reducing flames and improving flavor.

Currently the grill is rated at:

36000 BTU's with 3 stainless steel interconnected burners and 1 propane tank.

I plan on caping off and welding the 3 stainless steel tubes so they act independantly. I will then connect each tube to it's open independant oversized tank (the ones that you find behind the gas station). I will also be hooking up a Hospital grade oxygen tank to each burner for a little better burn rate.

That should enable me to cook a pot roast in a minute or two.
 

frizzlefry

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<< The Foreman is great for dorms, but thats about it. It doesn't beat cooking on an open flame.

Congrats on the new grill man, I know the feeling. Gotta run out and BBQ right then.

&quot;Hey everyone, the grill is together, looks like we're having supper at 3!&quot;
>>



I guess you haven't seen these? Bluelight I meant these. I know about those lean grilling machines, I have one of those (great for grilled veggies and corndogs BTW).
 

NuclearNed

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Mmmm... barbecue.

Go to the Hot Deals forum and find the coupon for the free bottle of &quot;Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce&quot;. Last night I used this to grill pork chops. Words fail me in describing <drool, drool> oh, sorry... uh, words fail <drool, drool> uh, never mind.
 

Amused

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As a gift, I was given a Kenmore Elite gas grill from Sears. This thing is actually pretty good. I really liked my friend's Weber Genesis Platinum C, and was thinking of buying one when this one was given to me as a hiuse warming gift. To tell you the truth, I think Weber makes the Kenmore grills... so it all works out in the end :)

I love my Sunday night cookouts with my friends. Mmmmmmm Filets :::Drool:::
 

Touchdown

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Just bought the Weber Genesis this spring. I got Home Depot to throw the cover in for free though. Actually crackin' a beer and cooking some chicken on it tonight.
 

AndrewR

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There's a Weber charcoal grill I'm probably buying shortly -- $50 is hard to argue with. I'd love gas, but I really need to watch the money outlay right now. Also, I'd rather have a decent charcoal grill than a crappy gas grill, which is what I could afford.

Someday I'll buy one of those $3000 monsters that can double as a furnace for a large hotel. :D