Priorities, the Wife Says.

[Denton]

Apparently, working, sleeping, eating and spending time at T/A is not making the bride happy with me.

Priorities and moderation, I am told, is what I am needing. OK. So I'll sleep less. Uh, seems that isn't the answer.

OK, OK, I get the picture.

So, she is thinking maybe grilling would be a nice thing for me to do. I used to be a master griller with my Weber, back in the army days. I was known to fire up the Weber in Germany with a foot of snow on the ground. Fear wasn't in my vocabulary. Frostbite was, bit not fear.

The old Weber is rusted out and was tossed years ago. I need a new grill. A CHARCOAL grill, by the way, and not gas.

What do y'all think? I'm thinking the Master Forge 800 sq. in. steel grill. It has a thermometer built into the lid. My old Weber didn't have that.

Shop Master Forge 800 Sq. In. Steel Charcoal Grill at Lowes.com

Any suggestions?

[LongTermGuy]

`I checked it out....not bad at all...decent price for what one gets.......!

[GunsandNoses]

That does look nice.

You can't go wrong with another Webber, they just plain work.

[MissKitty]

Looks good, AND, if you have a wireless laptop, you can grill and come here. LOL

[rodfair]

I love charcoal grilling but got lazy. I now use gas, also have the side burner so we can eat after a hurricane. To increase the flavor I put a pan of wood chips off to one side.
I buy a cheap grill because they do not seem to last more than a year, covered or not.
Have fun!

[glenwolde]

go with gas, takes a lot less time..........

[ccviper]

If you were a master griller you know you have to go with charcoal. I would definitely get a grill with a thermometer, helps to moderate the temp without having to keep opening the lid and losing all your heat. I got a cheaper one that has lasted 3 years so far and is still going so I would just buy one you are comfortable with

[Qwiks draw]

I thought he'd have been internet ordering White Castles.

[jonrjen]

I would like to try one of the Big Green Egg grill/smokers

[Denton]

CC, the wife came with her own grill - a gas one. Huge honker. She ran her folks' horse ranch and would grill burgers and hotdogs for the customers on the weekends.
I can't bring myself to use it, as it is not charcoal. Oh, we aren't throwing it out; as Rod says, it's good for emergency cooking.

I guess I'll go with the Master Forge. Not too pricey, so that leaves money for Wifey's want - a gas oven in the kitchen. Apparently, electric is not sufficient. That'll make her happy when she realizes the wireless router is allowing me to do as Miss Kitty suggested.