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  1. On 2/4/2024 at 4:18 PM, Cbdave said:

    G’day

    It’s a weber Q family, the larger 2 gas burner. During the summer months here everything’s cooked on this grill. Just too hot to cook on the range in the kitchen better flashing the gas weber on the verandah 2 steps from the kitchen door. Chuck a couple of layers of aluminium foil down and put a trivit on that you can use it like an oven.

    Heres a savoury lamb pie I’ve baked on the Q.

     

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    Webers are great BBQ's. That Lamb Pie looks really good - Yum!

     

    I have a Weber gas grill as well as their Rocky Mountain Smoker which is charcoal fueled.

    My gas grill is just a standard BBQ grate. I do have a cast iron grill plate that I use frequently on the gas grill.

     

    Do mostly baby-back pork ribs, roast of beef or whole chickens on the smoker. I also love to just sit out on the porch and tend to the smoker for a few hours on a sunny Sunday afternoon!

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  2. 1 hour ago, susie14 said:

    Thanks @Reciprocity

     

    I understand what you are saying. I've had a weird week. Sometimes I feel motivated to try again and sometimes I feel like it's too hard. But I'm trying to stay positive and keep reading posts on here.

    Quitting is hard for sure but it's not too hard if you want it badly enough. That's the thing though. You have to make becoming a non-smoker your absolutely top priority in your life until your quit is secure.

     

    There's a saying I read somewhere that describes quitting smoking quite well: 

    "You have what it takes but it will take all you have!"

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