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Nice. Mine is a 2019 Kingfisher 1625

My lasted…. WW2 SBD carrier dive bomber from the USS Lexington, 1944 Note that the plane is about 8 inches long.

Not the best picture, but here is my tiny kitchen. Back splash and floor are Italian marble.

Sorry but I’ll stay with granite. My counters are Red Dragon which is one of the hardest types. After 16 years, still looking and working great. Scrub and seal it bout once a year. Kitchen is small and it’s not a lot of effort.

My Samsung Q80 has been wonderful. Awesome picture. I want to upsize as well so I’ll be watching progress here.

Ahh good point.

beef back ribs here on my 22 WSM to stay with the spirit of smoke day.

Here is the link: Smoking tips

Yep, my E6 IS the best charcoal grill I’ve ever used. Haven’t bought any “accessories” because I haven’t needed them. My 2 cents (59 cents after inflation 😉)

I will not admit to how I know, but yes it does melt….

Usually the stands (or farmers market) in June when apricots are in season. But be aware, the season is short for apricots.

My daughter and get the strawberries and apricots and make jam for the year.

I have a blue on for oil and a red one for water misting. They have worked well for a number of years. I went to these cause the pump up mister were not good for me.

I have a WSM 22 (2019) that’s seen little use that I would be willing to part with. I am in the north bay.

I’ll stay with my E6. Still the best charcoal grill I’ve ever used. This would really have to raise the bar to get me to consider getting one. i am leary of tech. I have seen people spending lots of $$ and time trying to use tech with Kettles and WSMs to control temperatures to 1 or 2 degrees...

I’ve had my 335 insert for over a year. Measurements are just a starting point, adjust as you see fit. I use Yukon gold potatoes. For hash browns, heat griddle to 177C (350F). Shred potatoes, rinse well to remove starch, then dry. I like to add 1/8 teaspoon each per 2 potatoes of paprika, onion...

Here in Petaluma we have the Petaluma coffee and tea company. They roast and grind to order and will custom mix if asked and usually have at least 20 different coffees to choose from.. I get my coffee from them, no one else. I never buy more than a pound (2 different half pounds) at a time and...

Here’s the end result…. They were good and different. That’s what I wanted. And the dinner

Ok… Here’s the plan: WSK at 300F with pecan wood (indirect using WCBs). Rub: SPGG - Salt, pepper, garlic, ginger - may add onion?? Cook 2 1/2 hours with ACV spritz every 45 minutes till toothpick tender. Will not be wrapping. Final sauce - Korean wing sauce glaze (from Rasamalaysia.com). Will...

Could be. To be honest I am totally at a loss as to what I want to do. Thus the post.