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A Backyard Barbecue Machine |
Great barbecue can be prepared with nothing more than meat suspended on a framework of sticks over a bed of coals on the open ground. That's the way the Caribbean natives who gave barbecue its name did it. An enclosure of some sort, however, makes the cooking process a bit easier and more reliable. A Weber kettle grill with coals banked to one side will do. Folks have found any number of ingenious ways to turn oil drums into barbecue cooking machines. And, these days a plethora of commercially-built smokers are available for purchase at your local Home Depot or Walmart. But, the ultimate is your very own backyard barbecue pit. Here's one way to make your very own! First Fire December 27, 1997 Design & Construction Design Considerations Bill of Materials Construction Log Things To Do Differently Next Time Next Time! Sidney R. Pig, Wilber's Fraternal Twin Brother Cooking With Wilber North Carolina Pulled Pork Barbecue Photography Albums Construction Foundation Floors & Walls Doors Ceilings & Chimneys Hearth & Pit Cavity Brick Cleaning Cooking "It Don't Get No Better Than This " Barbecue Shoulder Wilber's First Turkey Wilber's First Beef Ribs Wilber's First Pork Ribs Wilber's First Boston Butt SuperBowl XXXII Shoulders & Wings Wilber's First Beef Brisket Willingham Pork Ribs Wilber's First Shad Dave's "Slap Your Momma" Beef Ribs Wilber's First Front Pork Quarter A Pair of Barbecue Shoulders Labor Day Butts Wilberfest 98 Leg of Lamb Christmas Ham Rocky Q A Pair of Picnics Wilber in the Winter Deer Hams in Sidney Critters, Etc. Beauregardless Wilber D. Hog Cupig Wilber's Flower Garden Easter Pig "Cool" Wilber, Summer 1998 Wilma, Wilber's New Girlfriend Tire-Bouchon Dave with a well-seasoned Wilber in operation. January 4, 1998 |
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