If a T-Bone, it's definitely grate, is it's a scotch or Porterhouse, it'll depend on the fat Marbling but generally plate.
Posts by Davo
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Narm......that is the cracklingest crackling I've seen for a bloody long time.....and that meat looks so moist.....I declare you've nailed it!!
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Haven't done this in a while, 3 x grass fed beef ribs, ABTs and 2 sweet potatoes in foil
I was using the Slow n Sear charcoal basket with the water chamber and after a 6 hour cook, I reckon it could've gone another 5 hours...heaps of fuel remains, probably used only 55% for the entire day. The Blue kettle sat all day on about 250-270F
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That was a tough one to choose, they all looked delicious. I couldn't put an entry in because i had to shoot up to Sydney for Dr appts.
I had to go through all of them many times before choosing......good job fellas!!
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Or keep 'em all and build another shed big enough to keep the family growing
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Yeah same....going with the Captain
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Yes and I reckon Lamb Sam should be ashamed of himself for being part of this Woke advert.
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I've never seen a ZGrills in the flesh but by it's looks, it does seem to be very similar to the first of the Asian built Traegers however that's not to say they aren't any good and the Z Grills have got great back up help and service and there's many happy Customers and is a testament of the Importer of Z-Grills. It's Pellet grilling in it's basic form as many of the early Traegers were and they invented them.
The Pitboss Navigator 850 is a pellet grill that I have seen and felt and checked out at Bunnings and I seem to think that they are well put together. These are usually a Special order from Bunnings and they will generally ship one from their closest warehouse to your door. However i guess the question remains on the help you might need if you get stumped in the assembly process.
These pellet grills are well built and I'd have no hesitation having one and have actually considered it.
I don't think you'd go wrong either way, I think both pellet grills will give you great service, I guess it comes down to the after sales.
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Yeah, she is from Oita
Hai....mine is from Chiba although originally from Kagoshima, Kyushu
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Oishii-so desu ne Is your wife Japanese? Asking for my Japanese wife...she loved the look of your food.
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Yeah sounds good...i might have a go at that.
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Merry Xmas everyone
Nice quiet wet stormy day on the border.....santa didn't come as we didn't order anything.....I just get what i want anyway, that way I make sure i get the right thing in the first place.
Cooked up 4 kgs of wings on the Weber Kettle in 2 batches to take over to a friends place for Xmas lunch, they lasted less than 15 minutes, they were gulped down like there no tomorrow
Lucky i ate some the night before otherwise i would've missed out. Huge success.
The highlight of my Christmas is the brandy trifle desert....
Wishing everyone a Happy Healthy BBQ New Year
Cheers
Davo
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Heya Mick, good to see you're still Q-ing.....hope all is well on your end as I believe you all had some life challenges the last few years. Happy BBQing mate and hope you enjoy the Xmas & New Year holiday season.
Cheers
Davo
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It takes ages to build up points to earn them, you gotta spend a lot of grocery money to earn those points...we're a 1/4 of the way there.....
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4 BBQs and are all Webers
1/ Weber Performer Kettle around 2008 model sage green
2/ Weber Master touch plus deep ocean Blue
3/ Weber Jumbo Joe black
4/ Weber Q3200 NG Black
Luv me Webers
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Theres still a lot of chop and snag burners in Australia that do not bother with low n slow and there's so many choices these days compared to the bad old days. But after looking at many real estate pictures over the past 2 years, the BBQ that sits on many patios, verandahs or at the side of houses are the good ol Weber Q
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The Victa Airtourer were designed and built by Victa who as you all know built lawn mowers. These were a fully aerobatic plane first powered by a 100hp lycoming, then a 115 then a 150hp with constant speed prop.
That was the one i learnt to fly in back in the early 80's. The rights to manufacture were sold to Aero-engine in NZ but Victa still made the later designed 150HP version and then a 4 seater 210HP version was built to gain an Australian Military trainer contract called the CT/4.
The one I learnt to fly in VH-AHW ended up crashing into the Clarence River near the Crown Hotel in Grafton NSW, it hit the water at a speed of around 180 knots or around 250kph, The pilot whom i knew and have flown with was entering his crosswind leg to come into land at South Grafton Airstrip, he would've been around 750feet ft circuit altitude when something went wrong, the pilot had a mass heart attack and became unconscious, he must've came to briefly to steer the plane into the water as it was heading for the hotel.....the plane was a mangled wreck when it was pulled out of the river and the Pilot......well, lets just say he died quickly. I'd only been up there with him doing some aerobatics a few Months before that happened.....very sad, he was a very nice chap and a long term experienced pilot.
Aero Engine Service Ltd Air Tourer Super 150, VH-AHW, Grafton NSW, 3 September 1989 | ATSB
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Is this what is meant by "OUT FOR A DUCK" ?