Chefs Test 4 BBQs at different Prices



Chef Ben and the guys are let loose in the sunshine to review some great BBQs, with some amazing food thrown in for good measure!

ProQ Flat Dog –

Ninja Woodfire –

Masterbuilt 560 –

Weber Kamado E6 Summit –

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  1. i'm just curious about 'disposable bbqs' now. are they commonly used in england? if so, what for? the only places in america that people typically bbq/grill are their own backyards and in parks/campsites that typically have built-in metal grills. it's also fascinating how most of these "grills" are tabletop and not meant to be kept outside, as would be the norm in the us. the typical 'cheap' american home grill would be a much smaller and less sturdy version of kush's grill.

  2. For some reason I want a Kush podcast. Just him rambling about food or even other topics for 45 minutes. Have a normal with him to bounce off of, I feel like he would be amazing in a format like that.

  3. The only thing you did wrong was at the very end where you took it out and sliced it. If you want to do it Texas style you’re gonna take it out of that smoker and you’re gonna pop it into a cooler still wrapped for about two hours to let all of those juices and everything settle.

  4. Does covering your albow with salt as Kush did when showing his BBQ help the flavour? Honestly it seems a step to far. I mean would any elbow work or does it need to be either Kush's or another chef?

  5. Not surprised to see a Ninja product on here. We've had one of their food processors for almost 15 years. A lot of us, and it's still going strong. We got one of their air fryers a couple of years back, and it's also been great. Easily a trusted brand for us so far.

  6. Let me begin by saying I’m a huge fan. I signed up for your summer event and although I was up at early, it never once connected. I am saying this now as I watch the old ads for this event. It’s all ok but know it happens and I’m good with computers – I’m still a little sad.

  7. Having spent my entire life in the American South (Memphis, TN – best bbq in the world I might add), I love seeing the passion these guys have for BBQ. I'm too old now to babysit a smoker all night but I learned a cheat way for pulled pork years ago and it's always heavenly. Start with a Boston Butt. Score the fat side fairly deep and pack on a good dry rub (I use Rendezvous dry rub – a local bbq restaurant's brand). Put it on the top rack of the oven and broil (I believe y'all call it "grill" for 5 – 7 minutes. Stand there with it. You want it charred for that delicious "bark". Take it out, flip it over and cover the other side with the dry rub. Put it on the lowest part of the oven and turn it down to 200 F. Then leave it. For a long time – minimum of 6 hours and I've let it go 10 or more. I usually leave it overnight. Your house will smell heavenly. Take it out and either pull or chop it. Save the pan drippings – I pour it back over the chopped meat. Really good.

  8. The Masterbuilt (I have the 1050) is the best combination of convenience and flavor. I can have it going from lighting to cooking temp in about 10-15 min and you get good Smokey flavor when smoking and good fire and char when grilling and searing (it can go to 700). I also have a flattop that’s great for smashburgers and breakfast.

  9. Would love and feel very honored to attend a Barbie with Jamie and Kush, Jamie comes across as an idiot and a comedian most of the time, but to cook what he and Kush cooked takes skill and knowledge to do correctly. Huge respect, Jamie, how can someone who can cook a huge piece of brisket to perfection screw up so much in the kitchen?

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