It's not fancy, but it is so much better than my last one. It has big knobs so it must be good.
It took me longer to unpack than the guy at Lowes said it was going to take to build.
The boy helping his dad build a BBQ. That's American.
First charred flesh. 
Sunday, March 15, 2009
New Q
I have had the same $89 BBQ since we moved into our house 11 years ago. In order to save a buck, I have rebuilt it 2x. It was taking almost 90 minutes to do a tri-tip so it was time for a rebuild or a new Q. My wonderful wife talked me into chucking it and getting a new one.
It's not fancy, but it is so much better than my last one. It has big knobs so it must be good.
It took me longer to unpack than the guy at Lowes said it was going to take to build.
The boy helping his dad build a BBQ. That's American.
It's not fancy, but it is so much better than my last one. It has big knobs so it must be good.
It took me longer to unpack than the guy at Lowes said it was going to take to build.
The boy helping his dad build a BBQ. That's American.
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2 comments:
Oh yeah, good lookin' grill, dude. When I put mine together, I was on my own. Got a little dicey a couple of times. James actually did end up helping out, just by holding pieces in place while I bolted them on.
Grilled flesh tastes good.
Now you're talk'in! Some nice Salmon steaks ought to come out pretty nice on that baby!
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