You can get an $85 charcoal rotisserie from Bunnings. There's a separate thread about my quest for "charcoal chicken".
Posts by davo67
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Keeping in mind I first purchased it a long time ago I would say yes. I'm pretty sure it was at least 300C initially. I think...
You will need to get an adapter to connect to a gas cylinder as they normally use these pissy little bottles that cost $10 each. I think I got the adapter from BCF.
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The interesting point is that if there were chemicals they wouldn't be able to sell them as heating pellets either. Not sure if you guys have a slow combustion fireplace, but if you do you'll know you only ever put a piece of treated pine in it *once*.
Personally like with meat I let my nose be the guide. I had a good sniff and they were fine to me. I probably won't purchase again as I've seen "food grade" pellets for $25/15kg.
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I tried everything I could and no diff. I pulled it apart but wasn't able to get to the jets without serious work. It still works, just not to a heat level that I feel it used to get to. I'm sure it used to be around 300+.
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BBQ Galore still do:
https://www.barbequesgalore.co…axiheat-wood-pellets-15kg
$19 / bag for 15kg. I use them all the time in the Pit Boss, sometimes mixed with others for flavour, although I'd be hard pressed to pick the difference in flavour to be honest. I have no issues at all with them.
So grabbed a couple of bags of these at BBQG on the weekend. Now $20/bag. When I got home I noticed it now says on the bag not for use in pellet cookers. Did some googling and plenty of people are using them in their grill so as I had run out of pellets gave them a whirl with the pizza attachment. Didn't notice anything untoward in terms of smoke smell etc.
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I think so. It's here :
1/4 Cup Salt
1/4 Cup Brown Sugar
1/4 Cup Smoked Paprika
1 tbsp Garlic Powder
1 tbsp Onion Powder
1 tbsp Black Pepper
1 tbsp Turmeric
1 tsp Cinnamon
US measures (so tbsp is 3 teaspoons)
I only had sweet paprika but still tasted great
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What I was planning was to keep just using the standard pellets in the DB, and the apple wood pellets in the smoking tube. What I was wondering (and probably didn't explain very clearly) is will the apple wood pellets be okay in the smoking tube or should I go to the extra trouble of using apple wood chips.
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Yeah agree. Thought about it after (when in a more sober condition) and thought it was a dumb idea. I'm thinking I'll just use the smoke tube.
If I'm looking for Apple smoke, is it worth going to the trouble (and I think extra cost) of using chips in the smoke tube or are 100% apple wood pellets okay? They'd certainly be easier and I suspect cheaper than the wood chips.
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In hindsight I should have done half maple the other half plain. But very happy with the taste.
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Sounds like I should raise this as a specific post for GMG people. Or I'll just give this a go and see what happens
I have a smoker tube so maybe that's the easier answer with chips.
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Did some checking and the only brand I could find that is 100% fruit wood is asmoke. And it's about $50 for a 9kg bag. Ouch.
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I didn't realise this. I assumed if it said apple they would be all apple.
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BBQ Galore still do:
https://www.barbequesgalore.co…axiheat-wood-pellets-15kg
$19 / bag for 15kg. I use them all the time in the Pit Boss, sometimes mixed with others for flavour, although I'd be hard pressed to pick the difference in flavour to be honest. I have no issues at all with them.
That's about half the price of these that I've been using:
https://firebrandbbq.com.au/pr…rebrand-bbq-pellets-10kg/
$2.70/kg vs $1.33 for the BBQG ones.
What ratio of these to fruitwood have you been doing?
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So I'm guessing these pellets aren't for a pellet grill???
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As an aside, where are you guys getting your cheap beef cheeks? I think I paid $16+/kg so in my case a lot cheaper to buy brisket from Costco.
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I watched the video about the GMG pizza add on in that review link. Got me convinced!