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  1. If it isn't charred or a little burnt I don't want it. Also why not just spin the top grill instead of moving each piece individually? We all do our own thing though. Enjoyed the video. Txs

  2. I grew up with chicken over charcoal and Open Pit BBQ sauce. This brings back the memories. I have been trying to find Open Pit where I live but I have struck out at two of the four food stores so far. I'll keep searching. Country style ribs over charcoal with Open Pit at the end kicks ass, too.

  3. Oh ya, thats a staple in our house, pretty much the same way. This maybe a St. Louis thing but real weber kettle grillers here all seem to have these black oval shaped pots with little white specks and instead of dumping the sauce on it you let it cook in the sauce for about an hour or until the Cardinal game is over on kmox. Cook some canned green beans or corn over the cool area once its in the pan of sauce and "thats a winner" on a Sunday afternoon. Good job !!!

  4. First off, I am loving these kettle series bro. A-men on the over complicating stuff. I get carried away too much with grill temps, time, ect..Backyard BBQ always tasted better when you didn't worry about all that and just went off instincts. Probobly the way it was ment to be.

  5. Hey Darren,
    Just rotate the grill grate with the tongs. Then spin it back so you don't knock the seasonings off.

    Made me laugh.. don't over complicate the cook. From a man that uses 6 rubs, 2 sauces, special pellets and 3 different temps for 12 hours of monitored cook time and perfect internal meat temperature. Chicken looks fantastic, char and all! Add a potato salad.. I'm on my way over now!

    Pastrami of course.

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