I think you've got an inventive idea, but at some point the food substance will go rancid.
What is it you're trying to achieve from insulating the BBQ? if your just looking for grilling methods / foods then it should be fine, but if you're looking for low and slow it may be worth keeping the ...
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- 23 Nov 2015, 12:48
- Forum: New To BBQ/Smoking - Help & Advice
- Topic: Using silicone and ash to increase insulation?
- Replies: 11
- Views: 18812
- 13 Nov 2015, 12:34
- Forum: New To BBQ/Smoking - Help & Advice
- Topic: Using silicone and ash to increase insulation?
- Replies: 11
- Views: 18812
Re: Using silicone and ash to increase insulation?
Ive had flames come up quite high on my BBQ, so unless it was food safe, high temp and flame proof i'd avoid it.
Given the cost of the insulting items, it might be worth trying to pick up a cheap weber kettle, winters coming, there should be some good offers about
Given the cost of the insulting items, it might be worth trying to pick up a cheap weber kettle, winters coming, there should be some good offers about
- 12 Nov 2015, 12:40
- Forum: New To BBQ/Smoking - Help & Advice
- Topic: Winter charcoal briquette supplier
- Replies: 7
- Views: 14121
Re: Winter charcoal briquette supplier
WowBBQ sell weber briquettes.
Alternatively one of my local garden centres stocks weber items all year round, have a look at some in your area?
Alternatively one of my local garden centres stocks weber items all year round, have a look at some in your area?
- 12 Nov 2015, 12:37
- Forum: New To BBQ/Smoking - Help & Advice
- Topic: Using silicone and ash to increase insulation?
- Replies: 11
- Views: 18812
Re: Using silicone and ash to increase insulation?
Personally I would definitely NOT be insulating the inside of a BBQ with anything, and I would not eat from a BBQ that had been lined with silicone.
Im guessing you would risk food contamination, just because the silicone can resist heat upto 320c doesn't mean that flames wont destroy or that over ...
Im guessing you would risk food contamination, just because the silicone can resist heat upto 320c doesn't mean that flames wont destroy or that over ...
- 10 Nov 2015, 12:52
- Forum: Restaurant Reviews
- Topic: Jack Rabbits - Knutsford
- Replies: 0
- Views: 11089
Jack Rabbits - Knutsford
Jack rabbits - an American style smoke house in the middle of knutsford.
Service 10 /10 - Cant fault it, good service and the staff are enthusiastic.
Food 9 /10 - The Texas brisket chilli was really nice, it carries a deep heat that takes a minute to arrive but doesn't overwhelm. I had the bag of ...
Service 10 /10 - Cant fault it, good service and the staff are enthusiastic.
Food 9 /10 - The Texas brisket chilli was really nice, it carries a deep heat that takes a minute to arrive but doesn't overwhelm. I had the bag of ...
- 10 Nov 2015, 12:46
- Forum: Restaurant Reviews
- Topic: The "Pit Smoke House" Culcheth / Glazebury
- Replies: 0
- Views: 10916
The "Pit Smoke House" Culcheth / Glazebury
I recently went to the Pit Smoke House and had a really good meal, here's my Review:
Service 10 / 10 these guys advertise the truth, they've not been in the hospitality business before, they are avid BBQ fans and they sell what they like to eat, and serve and treat you how they would like to be ...
Service 10 / 10 these guys advertise the truth, they've not been in the hospitality business before, they are avid BBQ fans and they sell what they like to eat, and serve and treat you how they would like to be ...
- 26 Oct 2015, 12:47
- Forum: Restaurant Reviews
- Topic: North West BBQ reviews
- Replies: 0
- Views: 10896
North West BBQ reviews
Only just got back from a holiday and catching up with work so cant do a fully review (yet) but before I went away I had the pleasure of visiting "The Pit Smokehouse" in culceth / warrington area and "Jack Rabbits" in Knutsford I would recommend a visit to both
- 22 Sep 2015, 11:46
- Forum: Anything Butt
- Topic: BBQ Picnic
- Replies: 1
- Views: 6603
BBQ Picnic
I received a portable BBQ for my birthday this year (nothing special just something cheap to see if I would use and enjoy it) and all I managed to do was go to Crosby Beach (Liverpool / Southport area) so I was wondering if anyone has any tips and any special places to enjoy a picnic bbq?
- 01 Sep 2015, 11:38
- Forum: Introduce Yourself
- Topic: Introducing Myself as Directed
- Replies: 9
- Views: 5884
Re: Introducing Myself as Directed
Thanks for the help
I'm going to be driving all the trip, we reviewed cost of flights and then factored in travel to airports, arriving 2-3 hours before the flights then travel from airports, and using different transport to view the areas and it worked out faster to drive overall, and when I get ...
I'm going to be driving all the trip, we reviewed cost of flights and then factored in travel to airports, arriving 2-3 hours before the flights then travel from airports, and using different transport to view the areas and it worked out faster to drive overall, and when I get ...
- 28 Aug 2015, 11:39
- Forum: Introduce Yourself
- Topic: Introducing Myself as Directed
- Replies: 9
- Views: 5884
Re: Introducing Myself as Directed
I'm actually visiting Texas in October, so I'm looking for ideas on places to visit /eat whilst there, if you know anywhere decent near my current planned route that would really help, I will be visiting:
Houston, Galveston (to go moody gardens), Dallas, out of state to Oklahoma City, Amarillo and ...
Houston, Galveston (to go moody gardens), Dallas, out of state to Oklahoma City, Amarillo and ...