The Best Weber Kettle Setup | Chuds BBQ



How to maximize your weber kettle for hot and fast & low and slow cooking with the best accessories
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►Fogo Charcoal

►Weber Kettle

►Thermometer

►Wagyu Tallow

►Flame Thrower

►Drone

►Injector

►Meat Slicer

►High Temp Cheese

►Fryer

►Vegi Grill Pan

►Vitamix Blender

►Black Pepper

►Beef Tallow

►Pink Salt

►Mixer

►Chef Knife

►Sausage Stuffer

►Hog Casings

►Meat Grinder
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►Food Processor

►Fire Blower

►Knife

►Slicing knife

►Boning Knife

►Sodium Citrate

►Sheep casings

►Cimeter Knife

►Scale

►Rub Tub

►Burger Press

►Knife roll

►Butcher paper

►Paper stand

►Cutting Board

►Blowtorch

►Chef Knife

►Bone Saw

►Welder

►Angle grinder

►Grinder Blades

►Chop Saw

►Pipe Level

►Camera

►Lens

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50 Comments

  1. New subscriber from the UK, just got a new SnS kettle and the baskets with water res. Great that you have done this series, looking forwards to working my way through the cooks and giving it a go, like the speed of delivery and no BS, many thanks

  2. Why is all your gear brand new Mr Expert? 😂 Why such pricey solutions? I use a cheap piece of sheet metal to accomplish for low and slow cooking. I don’t care what my methods look like, the flavor speaks for its self. I think you’re a flashy griller with mediocre food. We all know one.

  3. absolutely great video. I am baffled by the fact that Weber does not place the temp gauge in a place that actually is effective. they must know that this is not the correct place for it. I am going to do the exact same thing you did and add my own down low in the front. very strange to me that they have not corrected this defect.

  4. I just picked up a Weber Kettle at an end-of-season sale. I have Kamado, but for quick cooks, it takes too long to get to temp. Anyway, why didn't make a brisket in your Weber Kettle series? I have yet to master brisket on the Kamando (it always comes out dry) and was hoping for better luck on the Weber. I'm sure many people would be interested in brisket cook on the Kettle.

  5. I switch between my S&S (reverse sear), my vortex ring (chicken, especially wings), and the snake method (low and slow smokes) for like 95% of the time. It’s a good toolbox for most cooks. Then there is the rotisserie, the rotisserie basket, the gaucho skewer, the griddles, the grates, the racks…and just one more thing.😂

  6. This was a great video for someone like me trying to get better cooks. Im not bad at grilling but not where i want to be. This video helped give me some ideas and new things to try. One question though, how do you keep your grill so clean?

  7. Hi Brad just found your site best i have found upto now for the weber kettle already ordered some of the parts you suggest for the upgrade. Can you tell me what model of temp gauge that is please and /or how long the probe is. thanks and keep up the good work

  8. I agree! Good barbeque has to be baby sat…..the new temperature monitoring technology helps with that for really long cooks. I like to just use less fully lit brickets to start out so I know my temps will stay consistent.

  9. I got the slow n seat, the drip pan, a thermometer for the vent area like you did, and sealed the lid with Nomex. Unfortunately, the thermometer is reading +80. It’s a Tel Tru, so I’m a bit surprised. Does anyone sell thermometers I can calibrate?

  10. Awesome that you are showing the virtues of grilling/smoking on a weber kettle! I have had a WSM for the last 20 years and about 5 years ago bought a weber kettle for grilling. I have found for smaller smokes the kettle does a better job and is less prep work/cleanup. One tip I have is you can get away with using a couple firebricks for a poor man's smoke and sear. Same effect but the bricks only cost you a couple of dollars. Great series and keep up the good work!

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