My Weber family
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Clayfish
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My Weber family
Busy day on Saturday, had to fire up four BBQs
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Re: My Weber family
Prresumably 1 for any vegans who trolled along 
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Re: My Weber family
Love that pic
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SmokeyBBQYum
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Re: My Weber family
thats a nice collection!
Whats the little smoker? I presume the larger one is a 57cm smoker .
Whats the little smoker? I presume the larger one is a 57cm smoker .
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Clayfish
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Re: My Weber family
Hi SmokeyBoy, sorry for the delay in reply hopefully you'll see this
I assume you mean the one on the right?
It's a Weber Smokey Joe with the tamale pot Mini WSM mod see this thread http://www.bbbqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=2604.
In original pic from left to right (all Weber): Go Anywhere, 57cm One Touch Premium, 57cm Smokey Mountain, Mini WSM (Smokey Joe).
It works really well for small smokes, deceptively large capacity for such a small cooker, did two racks of spares (trimmed St Louis style) last weekend, one on each grate - I had to cut a couple of bones off the enf of the longer rack but these became 'chefs treats' so it's all good!
I assume you mean the one on the right?
It's a Weber Smokey Joe with the tamale pot Mini WSM mod see this thread http://www.bbbqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=2604.
In original pic from left to right (all Weber): Go Anywhere, 57cm One Touch Premium, 57cm Smokey Mountain, Mini WSM (Smokey Joe).
It works really well for small smokes, deceptively large capacity for such a small cooker, did two racks of spares (trimmed St Louis style) last weekend, one on each grate - I had to cut a couple of bones off the enf of the longer rack but these became 'chefs treats' so it's all good!
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SmokeyBBQYum
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Re: My Weber family
Clayfish wrote:Hi SmokeyBoy, sorry for the delay in reply hopefully you'll see this
I assume you mean the one on the right?
It's a Weber Smokey Joe with the tamale pot Mini WSM mod see this thread http://www.bbbqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=2604.
In original pic from left to right (all Weber): Go Anywhere, 57cm One Touch Premium, 57cm Smokey Mountain, Mini WSM (Smokey Joe).
It works really well for small smokes, deceptively large capacity for such a small cooker, did two racks of spares (trimmed St Louis style) last weekend, one on each grate - I had to cut a couple of bones off the enf of the longer rack but these became 'chefs treats' so it's all good!
Thanks for that, i had no idea you could do that with a Weber Smokey Joe! Brilliant.