Aussie BBQ Forum

Didn't look at them all, but as most seem to be 'open' you may as well just get one of those $79 mini spits and put a grill/grate on top. is steaks/snags/chicken breasts all you're going to BBQ? ever thought about Beef ribs - a 7 hour cook for melt in your mouth ribs or a brisket over 12-ish hours, ...

> also i have a theory that some of our wood will be as good as oak commonly used over the water

the topic below yours - 'timber matrix', on page 19 is the latest chart

grillgrates might work (??)

https://www.grillgrate.com/shop-grillgr ... et-grills/
(scroll down to see different sizes)

high temp searing one side, or flip 'em over to use the flat side

"Is that a kilo of prawns in your pocket?, or are you just happy to see me?"

> last weeks akorn kept going out drama by the look of the pic, you have lots of 'little bits' of charcoal, and they tend to block the airflow. I had the same problem once and ended up buying a $4 K-Mart cutlery strainer(?) (looks like a mini chimney starter) - put that in the middle and the charcoa...

here's the manual for the 'senior' - others probably also on his website

http://allchinas.com/senior/Senior-Manual.pdf

check the table on page 4 for parameters PB1 and PB2

I presume you're talking about the part that is attached directly to the shell i.e. the legs go into this - not the actual table - that comes off easily. just had a look at mine and it looks like you'd have to take out the inner shell - removing the pop rivets - which would probably break any seal w...

> Black vs normal colour?

nah...

Darth Vader vs Luke Skywalker

> I've been looking around for a deflector for my Dragon kamado as it doesn't come with one like the Akorn does I also have a dragon (BBQ, that is) and bought the Akorn deflector from Bunnings https://www.bunnings.com.au/char-griller-smokin-stone_p3180628 fits perfectly, and what I do like about it ...

> So what is the best ozzy bbq forum? If you're prepared to search, this forum has all the info you could ever want. Unfortunately, newer BBQ-ers are lazy S-O-B's, so they ask the same questions that have been asked and answered numerous times previously. It would be a shame to see all this info dis...

something worth considering.... instead of flame tamers and s/s grills - try "grill grates" good description here: http://www.smokekingbbqs.com.au/product/grillgrate-for-gas-bbqs-2-panels/ you can also get them at BBQ's Galore https://www.barbequesgalore.com.au/grillgrate-pack I only used ...

Well, if we're doing golf jokes.... Oliver Purblicoff was teeing off from the men's tee. On his downswing, he realized that his wife, Maureen, was teeing up on the woman's tee directly in front of him. Unable to stop his swing, he nailed it, and hit her directly in the temple, killing her instantly....

This (current format) forum has 100000+ posts about BBQ-ing, and is likely to be top-of-the-pops in any google-BBQ search, so, if it is to survive (and grow) it needs to attract the attention of the 'searchers' once they are here, so they will return to have another look, and, hopefully, put up a po...

sounds like all you need is a rotisserie basket, to hold your skewers
e.g.
http://www.bbqspitrotisseries.com.au/c/ ... askets/798

a few to chose from here

http://urbangriller.com.au/temperature-probes/

I have the maverick 732, works perfectly.

there's lots of posts about the newer ones connecting to your
phone via bluetooth, but the range is terrible. If that's a problem
the maverick 733 might be the one to get.