To rich for my blood and I really wanted one. If I remember right the range was from $450-$900.
I've been watching Barbecue Pit Masters on tv and seen them using these.
They look very cool but I don't understand how it works.
You have any pictures of the inside?
Thanks!
They look very cool but I don't understand how it works.
You have any pictures of the inside?
Thanks!
This is the best I have. I have seen better but for some reason I can't find one online at the moment.
Under the flame is an iron grate and space where the ash builds up. Pretty basic but nice thick fire box and exterior.
I would likely buy the Primo grill. Their large oval is perfect size I think.
Bit steep I agree. This was a gift from my wife.
Yes. I think this one was $700. I will be building a nice stand for it in the next few months. YOu might look into the Primo. Not sure about a price difference though.
Here is an excellent forum. http://primogrillforum.com/
Enjoy.
I REALLLLY want one.
Thanks for the pic!
I'll be looking into buying one.
I'll be looking into buying one.
I have a Jen Air grill paid $900 what a piece of junk! Only good thing lifetime parts,your going to need them.
They must be good. You never see a used one for sale.
Anyone for brick oven Pizza? hmmm...... Well, let me say that this was my first attempt at Pizza on the Egg and I need practice. Picked up some dough balls at Sam's. Not bad stuff really. Easy for sure. Made a peperoni with no sauce for the boy and Margherita pizza for myself and the wife. Turned out pretty good.
Cooked at around 600 degrees. Indirect method on a raised stone. That thing was hot.
Cooked at around 600 degrees. Indirect method on a raised stone. That thing was hot.
