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Does a Kamado Joe Slo-Roller make a difference in a Big Green Egg Large?
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I bought a Kamado Joe Slo-Roller to see if it made a difference on my low&slow cooking on my BigGreenEgg Large lump charcoal is BGE Spareribs = Gaasterlander kruidenvarken smoking wood = cherry rub= salt pepper garlic spritz = whiskey vinegar by “Oil & Vinegar” cooking time in total 4-4,5 hours relative constant temp of 250 Fahrenheit/120 Degr C
Devils Pulled pork on the weber kettle with SnS
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Making Devils Pulled Pork 2 Kg of pork neck (procureur) Injection: 100 ml Apple juice 60 ml Apple cider vinegar 40 ml Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey 30 ml Worcestershire sauce 1 tbsp salt 1 tbsp granulated garlic Rub: 1/2 cup smoked paprika 1/3 cup dark brown sugar 1/4 cup salt 1/4 cup garlic powder 2 tbsp black pepper 2 tbsp chili powder 2 tbsp onion powder 2 tbps chipotle chili pepper 1 tbsp ca...
Chicken tortilla’s with fruity heat on the Big Green Egg
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I love this recipe, so easy but really tasty. Here it is: BBQ setup: 2-zone cooking dome temp 180-200 degr C Ingredients: 1 Kg Chicken thighs 3-4 slices/rings of pineapple 1 point bell pepper 1 green jalapeno 2 finely diced spring onions couple of tortilla wraps Rub: Yarbird by Plowboys BBQ Sauce: Blues hog Raspberry Chipotle Process: 1) Char the bell pepper and jalapeno 2) put the charred bell...
Spare ribs on the weber kettle “Nigella style”
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Inspired by Nigella's recipe from "Express" Maple Chicken 'n Ribs, i thought to make my own version for Spare ribs in the Weber kettle. The overnight marinade: - 250 ml of sharp Apple juice - 4 tbsp of Maple syrup - 2 tbps of Soy sauce - 2 tbps of sunflower oil - 1 cinnamon stick - 2 star anise - 6 cloves of garlic ( i peeled mine) - 1/2 red chilli pepper , finely diced - 1 piece of peeled ging...
Big Green Egg vs Weber & SnS part2: 2 zone cooking and reverse sear.
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I want to know if there is a genuine difference in results in cooking with a Big Green Egg vs Weber kettle with the SlownSear. This video focuses on 2 zone cooking with a reverse sear flank steak. Big Green Egg setup: Egspander Halfmoon baking stone Half moon stainless steal grate half moon cast iron grate Fuel: Lump charcoal (Black Ranch, Quebracho) www.vuurenrook.nl/nl/black-ranch-rode-quebra...
How to Make Crispy Skin Pork Belly
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How to make crispy skin pork belly on your kamado: cover the skin side of your pork belly with Corse salt over night in the refrigerator. day after remove salt, pet dry, carve lots and lots of 2-3 mm deep cuts in the skin with a hobby knife season the meat with your favorite rub setting up the kamado: ensure you have a two half moon deflector setup for low and slow. set the bbq to 120 deg C or ...
BBQ Sweets! How to make cinnamon rolls
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BBQ Sweets! How to make cinnamon rolls
Low and Slow Pork belly Greek style
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How to cook greek style pork belly Recipe 1500 gr LiVar Pork belly Marinade: 4 ts dry oregano 4 ts dry tyme 2 ts dry parsly 1 ts black pepper (crushed) 1 ts cinnamon 2 ts garlic powder 1 ts union powder 2 ts cumin powder (djinten) 2 ts paprika powder 2 ts koriander powder (ketoembar) 2 ts chilli flakes 2 ts sea salt 1/2 cup of olive oil 1 tbs honey Marinade for minimum of 12-14 hours smoking wo...
Delicious BBQ Rib-eye steak sandwich
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Making a rib-eye steak sandwich: Ingredients: 800 gr Rib-eye 1 ciabatta loaf 2 big white onions 5 cloves of garlic 6 tablespoons of unsalted butter 70 gr of Brown sugar 120 Milliliters red wine vinegar fresh rosemary and time butchers twine sea salt pepper lettuce emmentaler cheese plain yellow mustard Cooking: 2 zones (indirect/direct) @ 180 degr C smoke wood: oak core temp of the ribeye : 57 ...
Weber Go Anywhere: Roasting Nuts
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i am using the WGA as a smoker and roaster for nuts - raw nuts: Cashews, Almonds, Walnuts, Hazelnuts - seasoning: Honey Bacon BBQ by Meatchurch - fuel: Ecobrasa briquettes
Weber kettle basics, No bullshit just delicious chicken!
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I am making delicious chicken on the weber kettle without any accessories
Big Green Egg vs Weber Kettle & SnS
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I am trying to find out if the Big Green Egg makes better ribs than a Weber Kettle with a Slow n Sear. Timing of the cook= 2,5 hours at 115 deg C 1,5 hours rapped at 115 deg C 30-40 minutes at 120 deg C Weber kettle = 2016 Mastertouch Slow n Sear 2.0 www.starbridge.de/slow-n-sear-2-0.html Big Green Egg = 2021 Large with Conveggtor Fuels Big Green Egg = B&B Hickory bbcharcoal.com/product/lump-ch...
Beef ribs on the Big Green Egg
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Australian grain fed beef ribs purchased at the Hanos Charcoal used B&B hickory rub: Beef bark by saus guru spritz: 1 cup of apple juice, 1/2 cup Jack Daniela Tennessee Honey
Tomahawk steak, reverse sear on the Big Green Egg
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Australian tomahawk, grain fed 900 grams reverse sear. start indirect at 250 F or 130 C seasoning: olive oil, salt peper garlic basting butter, salt pepper fresh garlic and time Flip tomahawk at 90 F , 35 C rest at 45 C 113 F setup direct grilling, cast iron grates 550 F or 275 C sear until a crust both sides Core temp 57 C or 130 F rest for 10-15 minutes Enjoy!
Slow smoked Striploin on the Big Green Egg
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Slow smoked Striploin on the Big Green Egg
COVID 19 Vaccination : My biggest moment of the year
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COVID 19 Vaccination : My biggest moment of the year
Pizza on the Big Green Egg
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Pizza on the Big Green Egg
Weber kettle: Pork neck on the rotisserie
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Weber kettle: Pork neck on the rotisserie
Pig wings low and slow on the Big Green Egg (oerhammetjes)
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Pig wings low and slow on the Big Green Egg (oerhammetjes)
Tootsie pork steaks on the Big Green Egg and Weber Mastertouch
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Tootsie pork steaks on the Big Green Egg and Weber Mastertouch
Top 10 Accessories for your Weber Kettle
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Top 10 Accessories for your Weber Kettle
Spare ribs on the Big Green Egg Large
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Spare ribs on the Big Green Egg Large
Qbees Greatest Hits
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Qbees Greatest Hits
Nasi on the weber mastertouch
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Nasi on the weber mastertouch
Slow ‘n Sear Livar Porkbelly on the weber kettle
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Slow ‘n Sear Livar Porkbelly on the weber kettle
Juicy Pork Belly on the Weber Kettle
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Juicy Pork Belly on the Weber Kettle
Josephine’s Eenhoorn Cupcakes 🦄
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Josephine’s Eenhoorn Cupcakes 🦄
St.Louis style spare ribs
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St.Louis style spare ribs
Triple B13 pork Belly Burned Ends
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Triple B13 pork Belly Burned Ends

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  • @jdgower1
    @jdgower1 11 днів тому

    The question is, "Is there an $800 difference in the final product?" - because there is an $800 difference in the two devices.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 14 годин тому

      Hi there! Honestly after many cooks now later, i can say that there is. The ribs i make on the BGE just turn out more smokey and way juicier. So a Kamado style cooker is better than a kettle. If you dont want to buy a BGE go for something that fits your wallet but a Kamado is the way to go

  • @jdmfanbb6
    @jdmfanbb6 11 днів тому

    Nice video but you did also use two different charcoals.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 14 годин тому

      Yes indeed, reason for this simple. SnS and Weber specify the use of briquettes for their setup and BGE specify charcoal. Each give the setup its best performance. Charcoal in the SnS is too diffcult to control predictably like in the BGE

  • @DLP71
    @DLP71 13 днів тому

    Yes ,very nice 👍👍, will do this in the future project, thanks again for this video!!

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 14 годин тому

      Thx appreciate the positive response

  • @The_Monkey_King
    @The_Monkey_King 13 днів тому

    Do you have a cover for them? Or are the kept under a roof?

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      Hi there, i have the setup under a veranda so its 90% dry all the time

  • @DLP71
    @DLP71 Місяць тому

    I like that set up green egg and kettle, both on a table. Very nice!! Need to find the dimensions for that table, Thanks for the great video.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      thx for the positive feedback, i just uploaded a video on how i made the table. I will add dimension to the description later this week

  • @rickwalicki7057
    @rickwalicki7057 Місяць тому

    Nice vid. I have a kamado Joe, good for slower cooks like ribs, pork butt. Really good in cold weather like Alaskan winters.more of a pain to get up to temp. My 18” Weber is better for grilled steaks, chicken, burgers, fish. Not so good for winter slower cooks. Thanks for the video

  • @noogman
    @noogman Місяць тому

    I really was impressed with you grilling skills . First time I have watched your channel. I was impressed you had a family guest and friend as judges, very enjoyable. Will be back for more!!

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      Thank you so much! really appreciate the feedback

  • @carolkalmerkalmer3135
    @carolkalmerkalmer3135 Місяць тому

    I now use the Big green egg expander set up with the pizza stone as my heat deflector/convector instead of the plate setter when smoking ribs and I think that gives a better result.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      i got a new video planned for the future where i use the SloRoller and a heatdeflector as double indirect... first tests were very good

  • @joelacuesta1753
    @joelacuesta1753 2 місяці тому

    You should have used the same lump charcoal in the Weber

  • @ThePdxster
    @ThePdxster 2 місяці тому

    Great video but it was very hard to hear you. I had to turn on closed caption to read what you were saying. Your method of cooking the ribs is the same as what I do, so quite interesting to see if it could be improved with the much more expensive BGE (or any kamado). A Weber with the SnS works great for just about everything with perhaps the exception of whole briskets where the BGE would have the advantage over the very long cook time. Personally I just cook brisket flats and wrap (like the ribs), same with pork butts so much to my wife's happiness I really don't need to add an expensive kamado cooker. Thanks again for the comparison, and my wife thanks you for saving us $$$.

  • @michaelmiller1109
    @michaelmiller1109 3 місяці тому

    Just loved the video.

  • @michaelmiller1109
    @michaelmiller1109 3 місяці тому

    American speaking, I like Celsius for the simplicity in high school chemistry class, but when it comes to cooking Fahrenheit is more accurate. Just like I prefer the world standard of Grams as opposed the American standard of Ounces. I just like the slightly increased accuracy to let me know the limits of my ranges better, since after all cooking is a lot of close, but not exact, measurements.

  • @michaelmiller1109
    @michaelmiller1109 3 місяці тому

    American speaking, you nailed it. You just really focused on the important stuff, and it shows! I would eat your St Louis BBQ any day.

  • @Wattsonthegrill
    @Wattsonthegrill 3 місяці тому

    I loved this video. Cheers 🥂

  • @Wattsonthegrill
    @Wattsonthegrill 3 місяці тому

    New subscriber. Cheers from BRANTFORD ONTARIO

  • @Rand0m113s
    @Rand0m113s 3 місяці тому

    The green egg can cook more meat

  • @Funshotz-Photobooth
    @Funshotz-Photobooth 3 місяці тому

    Awesome video, do you have plans on that outdoor kitchen table. I would love to build something similar

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      Hi there, i just uploaded the video of how i build the table,. i need to add dimensions to the descriptions later this week

  • @devotedbrat
    @devotedbrat 4 місяці тому

    THAT HOODIE! Where can I buy one ❤😂

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      hahah thx! Found it via social media, cant remember but it came from the States

  • @ryeann2567
    @ryeann2567 5 місяців тому

    What size BGE is this?

  • @jodyandmichelle1
    @jodyandmichelle1 5 місяців тому

    Thanks for this test! I am an egg owner and have been curious about Kamado joes claims. Very informative!

  • @frederickvanpelt6393
    @frederickvanpelt6393 6 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video. I cook on a Weber performer and a weber 18" smoker. I use a bbq guru to control temps on long cooks, I have no complaints. I can't justify spending so much for the BGE but I can see they're impressive.

  • @Batixta86
    @Batixta86 6 місяців тому

    I saw many pork belly crunchy videos and i did many times pork belly crunchys but always i fried the skin and its super crunchy for been honest but not so healthy this way you did its wayy to much better plus i love your Tshirt. Congratz now ill try this way too.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      Awesome thx for the feedback, really appreciate the positvity

  • @Tari
    @Tari 6 місяців тому

    I’m very clean but cannot fathom how you kept your grill grated silver?? I have scrubbed the heck out of my newer ones and are still black. What is your secret?

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 13 днів тому

      hahaha these are cleaned everytime i use them only for the sloroller, they are not my regular grates, they are black as night hahaha

  • @CliveAtFive
    @CliveAtFive 6 місяців тому

    Amazing that you were able to keep a weber at a stable low temp! I opted for a BGE. But I'm a casual by comparison! Would love your input for "taste per effort". Great channel, keep it up!

  • @Martiniddelina
    @Martiniddelina 7 місяців тому

    Surprised you can still taste the meat after all that,

  • @correctionalofficer4lockdo763
    @correctionalofficer4lockdo763 8 місяців тому

    I will be adding both a Kamado Big Joe I and Weber Ranch Kettle to my arsenal. I must have them to enhance my fundamental grilling

  • @dres-bbq3569
    @dres-bbq3569 8 місяців тому

    Gaaf genieten van stukkie vlees en dat geluk delen met je dochter. Mooi man die passie

  • @yahuahyahusha364
    @yahuahyahusha364 8 місяців тому

    Ehh give me the Weber kettle. The Big Green Egg price would be more for feeding someone’s big green ego

  • @ilo73
    @ilo73 9 місяців тому

    wonderful video thank you

  • @haberjennings475
    @haberjennings475 9 місяців тому

    So little between them aside from about £1,500

  • @davidbusch2354
    @davidbusch2354 9 місяців тому

    I had an extra large Big Green Egg until the lid attachment broke off followed, a few weeks later, by the undercarriage rotting and falling apart and the BGE dumping hot coals on me. I rolled what was left out to the road and some fool picked it up. I immediately went out and bought a Weber Master-Touch 22. I had previously owned a Weber for about 22 years before I bought the Big Green Egg.. Save your money and obtain identical results with the Weber.

  • @therookiefisherman5234
    @therookiefisherman5234 9 місяців тому

    190 degrees? way to much sugar.

  • @sjbtje1
    @sjbtje1 10 місяців тому

    Die party q heb je ook een filmpje of foto's hoe je dit heb bevestigd in je weber? Ik ben erg benieuwd

  • @haydennoel362
    @haydennoel362 10 місяців тому

    This dude’s hoodie😂

  • @Bubba_Fett_
    @Bubba_Fett_ 11 місяців тому

    so have both; i prefer my Weber over the egg; brisket Only goes on my BGE though.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hey otaktay_souls5118, good to hear you have both too. I love how we all create our own unique preference, like you as well. great! Keep grilling

  • @aliceborealis
    @aliceborealis 11 місяців тому

    No way that Egg is worth the thousands $$$ difference in price.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hi, you'd be surprised at what an decent Egg setup would cost, its not thousands of dollars difference. And if you dont want a BGE there are other brands to pick a more affordable solution like Kamado Joe or Chargriller.

  • @mckeon1960
    @mckeon1960 11 місяців тому

    Great video, thank you. I would love to know where you got plans for your grill table if you don't mind. sharing

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hi there, i have some pictures on the process i'll edit them togehter and share in the channel. thanks you for the ice comment and appreciation

  • @markallen4001
    @markallen4001 11 місяців тому

    Is that a 22” Weber or a 26” ? I am debating whether to get the 22” performer or the 26”. I may cook for up to 5 people( usually two),but on a rare occasion,maybe a few more. I really like the table and storage options for the performer,but the extra space also looks good. Thanks🙂

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      hi markallen4001, i have a weber 22 inch. Here in the Netherlands we cant get the 26 inch anymore. it has to do with the ho-to-market for the weber summit charcoal or as it is now know the summit kamado

    • @markallen4001
      @markallen4001 11 місяців тому

      @@QbeesBBQBakery thank-you

  • @sandhill9313
    @sandhill9313 11 місяців тому

    My nod goes 100% to the BGE if you want a VERY steady temperature which will hold for 10 or 12 hours without having to make adjustments.. Ribs aren't really a challenge, and having to tend to a long cook fire more than once or twice is really weak. And the Weber still reigns for burgers and chicken pieces. Two horses for two courses.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      couldnt have said it better my self!

  • @Narfs
    @Narfs 11 місяців тому

    Weird. Everyone is pumped about this vid because of how you make good ribs. But the vid is actuall;y supposed to be a face off between the BGE and the Weber, like the title suggests. But this face off is without result and to bad. I'm just 1 click away from buying a kamado or a Weber kettle and really looking for a 'what has a better result' comparison. This a few bites comparison. You yourself even took only one bite of the weber rib and you don't even take a pick. This mostly says nothing about anything, only if they taste good or not. The only thing you said, was the BGE rib is more tender. Yes, but it's also looks slighty more 'meaty', at least for me. And it's a rib. It's not the best quality of meat, so the next bone of the Weber rib, can be a bit different and more tender. A rib goes from more meat and tenderness from the middle ribs to less of that to the outer ribs. So a 1 or 2 bites comparison, just doesn't cut it. Is one a bit more dry then the other? How about smoke flavor or the crispness of the outer 'skin'? How did the marinade come out both? And then you ask us if the kamado is worth the extra costs. We don't know, you have both of the bbq's and the result in front of you. Can you please tell us? And if the result is more or less the same, then the answer is no. Right? Or does the kamado bring other stuff to the table which does makes it worth the pricetag?

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hi Narfs, thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate the feedback. Let me get to your point immediately. Knowing what i know now, i would always recommend to go buy a decent kamado. They are just better BBQ's. I know they are not as cheap as a Weber kettle, but you are able to make so much more and better quality food on the Kamado. Its more fuel efficient, offers better control, heat retention and smoke flavor. One of the biggest things for me is the fact that the heat source (your buring charcoal) is further away from your meat, this means you will be less likely to cremate your chicken thighs or burgers and get a real good grill experience. Secondly, the Kamado is easier to control and hold temps.... Those two factors make it worth it. And while you are at it, i suggest to go for BGE. In terms service, warranty and wuality, they are the best. Hope this helps you. PS: The ribs where close, but in all honesty that had more to do with my 6+ years experience using a Weber with a slow n sear. If you use the kettle as is, vs the BGE and you were new to this you'd be making kick-ass ribs BGE in no-time.

    • @Narfs
      @Narfs 11 місяців тому

      @@QbeesBBQBakery Hi man, I really want to thank you for this reply. I really appreciate this. I still think you should change the title into something like, 'a great rib on the BGE, Weber kettle SNS or both?' or something like that, so people don't expect a face off and a winner. But that said...you do have my appreciation with this reply. It's a helpfull one and It just gives me the little nudge I needed to go for a kamado. And thanks for the recommendation, but BGE is out of my budget. I found a 21 inch Kamado Joe for €850 euro's. Also a same sized Patton for 100 euro's less and a Grill Guru for 150 euro's less, but I'm not sure about the quality of those. So I likely go for the K.J.

  • @elcajondavid1
    @elcajondavid1 11 місяців тому

    I am happy with my pellet grill for long cooks like ribs and briskets, but I still use my charcoal grill for steaks.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      if that’s what works for you, stick with it! there is no right or wrong

    • @elcajondavid1
      @elcajondavid1 11 місяців тому

      @@QbeesBBQBakery I am just lazy and don't want to tend with the grill, just want to set it and forget it.

  • @sergeevs777
    @sergeevs777 11 місяців тому

    Frankly, it can’t taste bad, cause in fact you eat already not a meat, but sugars and sauces..

  • @jondo9919
    @jondo9919 11 місяців тому

    Excellent video. I loved visiting your beautiful country back in the mid 1970’s while serving in US military. Love your technique, use of rub, grill setup and etc. Been grilling, smoking and barbecuing for about 50 years using the Weber, offset smokers and gas grills. Currently I’m using a Weber gas grill and a ‘smoke tube’ for real barbecue flavor. Please tell me the name of the temperature monitoring device I see in this video. Thanks again for your effort.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Thanks Jondo9919, appreciate it. the device is use to monitor the temps in the video is the Weber iGrill2. Not the best, limited bluetooth range.

  • @davidhoover2446
    @davidhoover2446 Рік тому

    This isn’t a grill vs grill video. It is a coconut charcoal vs lump charcoal video. I always use lump charcoal it is king

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hi David, My aim for this test was to use the fuel that each manufacturer deems as is the best for the grill. and i agree with you, lump is also my preference

  • @mm-hq4qh
    @mm-hq4qh Рік тому

    Green have 0 temp when you put meat on it ...

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      nope, it was on the target temp ;-)

  • @arturotamez1246
    @arturotamez1246 Рік тому

    The audio was really low. But great job with the grilling 😅

  • @haberjennings475
    @haberjennings475 Рік тому

    This is bullshit

  • @markallen4001
    @markallen4001 Рік тому

    Sorry if my question is dumb,but why put some unlit brickets in? I am looking into getting a Weber. New sub.

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hi markallen, that is not a dumb question at all. The reason i put the unlight briquettes in is because they will be ignited slowly and later on, its called "the minion" method. it allows you to control the heat and by adjusting the airflow and limiting the ignition of the remaining briquettes. if you get a weber and decide to purchase the Slow n Sear, you'l see this in the instruction of the SnS. Have a great day

  • @briandeeley1599
    @briandeeley1599 Рік тому

    Does everyone in Holland speak English so well as you and your family do?

    • @QbeesBBQBakery
      @QbeesBBQBakery 11 місяців тому

      Hi brian, well yes.. actually... we learn English from a very early age onwards. Plus we don't have any of movies or shows dubbed in Dutch. we watch them with Dutch subtitles, so we also learn English by watching TV & movies

  • @smidkiff70
    @smidkiff70 Рік тому

    Like watching a soccer game with a tie. 😶