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Family in Nashville who suffered the unusual horrendous freeze the other week and had no power, resorted to the gas grill outside as did many of the other locals. Do you have a BBQ and some charcoal/wood you could at least make a hot meal with?

We are doing chicken thighs with Korean BBQ sauce on the charcoal grill and a family sized stoffers lasagna with garlic breadsticks. Also we will be smoking a lot of WEED!

I have seen a few flat pack grills online and liked the concept, but I wanted to improve same things and build my own version. So I designed one from scratch and cut it from stainless steel sheet. The goal was to keep it simple, strong and tool free. Everything locks together using interlocking slots. No screws and no welding. Assembly takes around 10 seconds. One thing I focused on was heat behavior. The side panels help block wind, so the charcoal does not burn too fast in windy conditions. It also keeps the heat more stable instead of loosing temperature quickly. I also added a couple of improvements: A spatula with a serrated edge so you can cut meat on it, plus a built in bottle opener in the handle. A heavy duty fork that can lift the grill if you need to move it while the coals are still active. I also made a small printable hand grill fan to help the charcoal burn faster. That one needs to be printed from heat resistent material. When disassembled the whole grill packs down to about 2 cm thick so its easy to store. Tested it last weekend and it held heat better then I expected. Curious what you would improve. submitted by /u/SlavaKoffman to r/lasercutting [link] [comments]

I have seen a few flat pack grills online and liked the concept, but I wanted to improve same things and build my own version. So I designed one from scratch and cut it from stainless steel sheet. The goal was to keep it simple, strong and tool free. Everything locks together using interlocking slots. No screws and no welding. Assembly takes around 10 seconds. One thing I focused on was heat behavior. The side panels help block wind, so the charcoal does not burn too fast in windy conditions. It also keeps the heat more stable instead of loosing temperature quickly. I also added a couple of improvements: A spatula with a serrated edge so you can cut meat on it, plus a built in bottle opener in the handle. A heavy duty fork that can lift the grill if you need to move it while the coals are still active. I also made a small printable hand grill fan to help the charcoal burn faster. That one needs to be printed from heat resistent material. When disassembled the whole grill packs down to about 2 cm thick so its easy to store. Tested it last weekend and it held heat better then I expected. Curious what you would improve. submitted by /u/SlavaKoffman to r/metalworking [link] [comments]

I've been use gas grill for 3 years. Just cook some steak and chicken thighs for my wife and me on the weekend. I like grilling them by the smoker box, used some apple wood chips in the box, and the chicken came out sooo good! Last month, I tried some chicken wings at the Jack Daniel's Invitational BBQ Contest. I can still remember the charcoal flavor of it. But I saw them cooking them by a gas grill as well, just wondering how I can make it at home. I wanna try something new for my wife and myself. Can anyone recommend some accessories for my grill? Thank you in advance! submitted by /u/Mysterious_Guide_795 to r/grilling [link] [comments]

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I have this old, cranky neighbor who is entitled she thinks owns the street. We do not live in HOA. She yells at anyone who parks in front of her house (which is public street parking, btw). She left a note for our other neighbor across the street to not park in front of her house earlier this week. A few years ago, she complained because we grilled steaks in our backyard. She even called the cops on us for “having a party” when it was just our family of four grilling dinner in the backyard. The cops came and were like “we don’t see a problem or a party.” None of our other neighbors complains when we grill but she will complain each time we grill which isn’t often, probably once every couple months? Today she just sent an email complaining about grilling again, except we haven’t even been in the backyard or grilled for months (Note: I am 8 months pregnant and well done steak is criminal to me) I’m pretty sure it’s actually another neighbor grilling, but she still blamed us. Honestly, I’m so annoyed I’m thinking of getting petty and making grilled dinners a weekly thing just because. I even told my husband I’ll buy him a smoker if he wants to join in my petty parade. So WIBTA if I go full petty and grill every week just to annoy her? Any legal actions can she take on me for enjoying a grilling meal on my property? Or any other ideas to be more petty? Edit 1: Wow, didn’t think this would blow up! Glad to see Reddit fully supports my petty era. 😂 For everyone asking why she even has my email….this woman has been unhinged since day one. She complains about everything….even stuff that’s 100% legal and none of her business. She loves snooping by looking over our fence to critique our plants or decorations we put up in our backyard on our property. She sent photos from her 2nd floor bedroom about things she sees in yard. Years ago, every time we parked in front of her house, multiple cars got mysteriously keyed, including visitors, until we put up cameras by our garage. Then the keying magically stopped. So we never caught the culprit but we have a feeling who it might be. The actual reason for emails communication was when she lied to the cops that she called, playing the “sweet old lady” card and saying we were rude, aggressive, vulgar, and flipped her off. Of course the cop believe her and told us to be nice to elderly lady and did not listen to our side of the story. None of it happened, so from then on I told her all communication had to be in writing/email so I had proof if I needed to take legal actions. Good thing I did, because about 10 years ago she straight up tried to blackmail me for $800 cash, claiming our home fumigation was ruining her “health.” Lawyers got involved, she backed off for a while… but now she’s back at it a couple years ago. In 2025 alone, she’s already sent me over 20 complaint emails. All about bbq, her plants dying because of our bbq smoke is “killing” her plants in dead smack winter. I normally ignored her emails except today I took to reddit to ask for advice. And all of you did not disappoint. Thanks for all your support and dinner ideas, I do have a smoker bookmarked and ready to hit purchase. 😂 Edit 2: Had to update but she thinks the charcoal is causing “air pollution” and killing her roses garden. Reminder we have not BBQ in 8 months. submitted by /u/enormouslydull to r/neighborsfromhell [link] [comments]

I’ve only ever bbq’d with propane. Though the last few years I’ve been extremely interested in starting smoking, trying to use smoke boxes to add flavour in my propane grill, do low and slow techniques etc. but it never satisfied my thirst for that smokey char flavour. Been waiting for a good deal on a Traeger but on Saturday went to Home Depot to grab some plants for the garden and I came across this floor model marked down to $185. It was just missing the kitchen timer on the front. Picked it up and I’ve cooked on it every night, couldn’t be happier. My only question is, it seems pretty inefficient? I fill up both charcoal baskets and they do get pretty hot for a long time. But it seems to take quite a bit of charcoal to get there. If I’m just doing burgers or something quick, can you get away with not using as much? submitted by /u/MyPhD to r/webergrills [link] [comments]

My friends and I are planning to have a BBQ lunch, and we found this spot close to our student accommodation in Espoo. Putting food directly on top of the grate seems unhygienic to me, because the grill is fully outdoor and who knows what animals might have pooped on/touched it 😨 The grate also seems like it can not be removed from the entire grill, so I don't think I can deep clean it with water. There's the brush as seen in the photo but it's not really clean either 😭 Is it a good idea to cover the grate with aluminum foil and then cook on top of the foil? How do people usually use this type of public grill to make sure the food is clean and safe to eat? It is also my first time hosting a BBQ so I would be really grateful for any advices, e.g., what type of coals to buy, how much coals are needed, etc. There will be some people who are more experienced with BBQs present too, but I want to be a well-prepared and considerate host, so I figure I should do my own research first. Thanks everyone in advance 🫶🫶 submitted by /u/plscallanambulance to r/Finland [link] [comments]

I’ve had Webers my whole life, but this is my first leap into kettle bbq. submitted by /u/Hot_Blooded_ to r/webergrills [link] [comments]

We recently purchased a basic Webber BBQ for our STR as many guests have asked about it. We bought a bag of charcoal to go with it but my wife thinks the guests should be responsible for purchasing this themselves… I feel pretty strongly that a grill should come with all of the accessories and materials needed to actually use it. I mean, you would never expect guests to buy their own propane if it were a gas grill, right? submitted by /u/Trick_Owl8261 to r/airbnb_hosts [link] [comments]

I am NOT the Original Poster. That is u/HollyCupcakez. She posted in r/stories and r/NoStupidQuestions. Do NOT comment on Original Posts. The latest update is 7 days old. Trigger Warnings: pretty graphic details around bodily functions, so if you have a weak stomach sit this one out Mood Spoiler: love prevails? First cry for help: July 1, 2024 I went on vacation for 3 weeks with some friends and left my husband at home because he didn't want to go and he had to watch our dog. I came home yesterday and found out that he bought some honeycombs from our friend's father and has been sitting in the living room just eating the honeycomb, like the whole thing with all the beeswax and bits in it. I told him it wasn't healthy, but he says the wax is edible and he's eaten like 6 of them. Relevant Comment: Commenter: Honey wax is edible, just it might cause a lot of gas if you eat a lot of honeycombs. OOP: Oh goody! More gas. I think I'm gonna ask my friend if I can move in with him back in Korea while my husband de-gasses himself because he also ate an entire 15lbs bag of red lentils and DoorDash'd Taco Hell for the past 3 weeks. Original Post: July 1, 2024 (40 minutes later) So, about 3 weeks ago I flew to South Korea for a vacation with friends who live there. My husband didn't want to go and said he'd be fine staying home and watching the house and dog. I trusted him because he's a 40 year old adult man and assumed he'd be able to feed himself like a sane person despite him possessing the cooking ability of a cactus. I was wrong. I should've dragged him and the dog along with me to another country. What my husband decided to do during his 3 weeks without me was absurd. I would've been happier if he'd cheated on me instead. Because what he did was: order nothing but Taco Bell through DoorDash after he: somehow broke my stove by: cooking an entire 15lbs bag of red lentils all at once. Then he didn't bother to get a bowl for his lentils, he just ate them straight from the pot and stuffed the pot into the fridge and broke one of the shelves inside it. Now realizing his mistake, he decided to order nothing but terrible tacos for the remaining 2 weeks while getting high on medical marijuana. Also for some reason he bought a bunch of honeycombs from one of our friend's fathers and decided those made a good snack and has eaten nothing but beeswax and honey for the last few days because he's some kind of weird alien in a human disguise. Apparently honeycombs give you gas. And lentils give you gas. And Taco Bell gives you gas. So now it's today and I'm awoken by what sounds like someone revving a motorcycle in my bedroom followed by the stench of the fiery pits of hell itself. It's 5:30 in the morning. He gets up and goes to use the toilet as I'm opening the windows in a poor attempt to ventilate the house but it's too late. He doesn't even have a solid poop, it's just 10 minutes of gas. Like 20 seconds of nonstop farts followed by a huge gasp of air and then another 20 seconds of gas. By this time, the dog has hidden under my couch because it doesn't know what those loud honking noises are and fears for its safety. I consider joining it, but continue to open every window in my house. It's 62 degrees out and windy. The wind just blows the fart smell around the house. My husband has left the bathroom and has walked upstairs. It sounds like there's a small 2-stroke engine in his pants. I can't take it anymore and scream that I'm going to get breakfast at the diner and leave him. I bring the dog with me because the dog follows me out of the house because it also doesn't want to be here right now. So now I'm at the diner waiting for my husband to de-gas himself while the dog sits underneath the table next to me wearing a pink leash-kid harness that my friends bought for me as a gag gift that has my name and "Emotional Support Human" on it that the waitress thought was some kind of in-joke. This is the start of my morning. I hope it's not as stinky as yours. Relevant Comment: Commenter: Have you considered calling the military? They may be able to wraponize your husband for later use! OOP: I think that violates the Geneva Convention somehow. Update Comment 1: 1 hour later Update: It's 9:00 and my husband texted me to tell me to rent a carpet cleaner from the Dollar General because he "trusted a fart" and shat all over the living room floor. It's gonna be one of those day... Comments: Commenter: How people behave when they are on their own reveals their fundamental values and beliefs. OOP: At least he mowed the lawn even though I think he did it while high and tried to mow his name into our yard. Commenter: omg i have tears in my eyes, that was some funny shit. no pun intended! OOP: I've drawn a picture of myself in MS Paint to illustrate how my day is going. (image) Commenter (downvoted): Divorce him because he sounds worthless. OOP: I would but short guys are hard to find. He's 5'2" and takes it with pride, even when my friends bought him a Powerwheels Corvette for his 40th birthday. Update Comment 2: About 1.5 hours later UPDATE It's 10:23 and I've returned home after a lovely day of walking my dog around the park, getting coffee, renting a carpet cleaner, and tuning my motorcycle to a house that smells like Febreeze and Lysol. I took so long screwing around that my husband had time to harass our neighbors and 'borrow' a SpotBot carpet cleaner that didn't clean our carpet! I gave him the instructions for the carpet cleaner I rented for stupid amount of money from the Dollar General and I'm now locked in our bedroom. He's allowed in when the house is fixed and he's no longer filled with more gas than the Hindenburg. Relevant Comments: Commenter: "I trusted him because he's a 40 year old adult man." oxymoron? OOP: You'd think after being married for 10 years and knowing each-other intimately we'd know how smart we were. Apparently not. Apparently when you turn 40 you have a midlife crisis and suddenly turn into a 4 year old. Who can drive. And buy things. Lots of random things. Like a 45lbs bag of lentils or 550 poptarts, or 1360 Luigi's Italian Ice cups. And then even though you haven't had any children, you become a mother to a man-child. Commenter: I turn 50 this year and this post makes me proud and happy about what I have achieved as an adult, partner and father compared to the slow motion car crash you describe here. I still fart. But I also eat (and make) salad. Good lord. OOP: We're a disgrace to our generation, but life is still fun. Commenter: I really need to understand the decision behind making and trying to eat 15lbs of red lentils all at once. That just seems like the start of many bad decisions, which were clearly made. The only thing that would have made that worse would have been deciding sprouts were a good idea. OOP: I think he was high and decided to make aaaaallllll the food in case he was still hungry. Commenter: He is a grown ass man and can not cook.. damn. Like cooking is not that hard, there are simple yet healthy recipes like Google and YouTube exist 😭😭 OOP: Once upon a bar mitzvah, he tried to cook stew in a pressure cooker and caused a Chernobyl-level explosion that did $20k worth of damage to my parents' house. He hasn't been allowed to cook anything again. But he did and my kitchen suffered. Update Comment 3: over 1 hour later Possibly Final Update If I Don't Survive: It's 11:40. I can't hear the carpet cleaner anymore, but I can still hear the Horns of Jericho as my husband continues to fart. He's smoking too, and the pot smoke and farts are leeching into the bedroom where I'm (un)safely locked inside. Oh yay. Update Comment 4: 6+ hours later (10 hours from OG post) Update Again: I survived the gas attack. I fell asleep and woke up to a bajillion comments on this post, a dog that also shat on the floor, and a husband that is now gas-free but had been on the toilet for so long his legs went to sleep so he fell off the toilet and ripped the towel rack off the wall. He did try to put the towel rack back, but now I need to buy drywall anchors because if you look at it funny it just falls off again. He says "I'm never doing that again!" but he'll probably do something similar in 6 months because apparently I'm on the Truman Show or something. Relevant Comments: How he broke the stove: He didn't use a big enough pot and molten lentils spilled all over the stove and went into the burners and turned into charcoal that now immediately catches on fire as soon as you light it up. He also just shoved the red-hot pot into the fridge and shattered a glass shelf with it. Commenter: Bad news. This isn't gonna be over soon . A 15 LB BAG OF LENTILS?????? That's insane behavior. He is gonna fart forever . OOP: He stopped a few hours ago while I was unconscious. It was like the 1812 Overture saving all the big cannon shots for the end. Commenter: What kind of psycho path just eats red lentils? No rice? No other veggies. No proteins. Just lentils. This is part of the story that seems like it can’t be written. So I’m forced to take your word for it. I’d seriously watch out for that dude. OOP: The kind of idiot that "accidentally" ordered a 45lbs bag of them last year and did so again and tried to cover up his mistake by consuming the whole bag like some kind of human black-hole. Commenter: LMAO I can't. I gotta ask, was he like this when you met? Or was he still Barney Rubble OOP: No, he was a normal sane short-guy with an unreliable car and a struggling small business. A decade and one medical marijuana card later and it's The Goofy Movie. He uses the medical marijuana for sciatica issues. Commenter: you know, i frequently read stories like this on here and i just can’t help but to wonder how men like this get into relationships… like how do these men manage to dupe a woman into marrying him? into having sex with him? how does this happen? OOP: You know he didn't start out like this right? We've been together for almost a decade and we're comfortable with each other and our weird escapades. He's done dumber stuff like getting an airpod lodged so far up his nose it had to be removed with forceps at the ER like that scene from Total Recall. Update Comment 5: 4 hours later (14 hours from OG post) Maybe Final Update Before I Go To Sleep: My husband can actually take care of himself, he just can't cook even though he says he can and his family thinks cooking is using the magical microwave box for everything that's not toast. My husband has tried to make toast in the microwave but obviously that didn't work. He also wasn't like this when we met, he was just a normal awkward nerdy guy from a kinda poor family. He did take out the trash, do the laundry, feed the dog his special dogfood because my dog is diabetic, mow the lawn and buy some groceries. Unfortunately, he blew some fuse trying to use the Keurig, Toaster Oven, and Microwave all at the same time and gave up on trying to zap food for himself and resigned to using DoorDash and UberEats for everything after he also broke my stove. I think the beeswax is what did him in because he said he was fine until he ate like 7 honeycombs in a row. Relevant Comment: OOP's background: I'm not Korean. I'm Polish. My friends are Korean and British-Korean and moved to Korea 6 months ago. Commenter: [...] Your husband is a complete fucking idiot OOP: I know, but he's my idiot. Every village has at least one. Update Comment 6: 1 hour later He's still alive, but he lives in the bathroom with a big garage fan running while he's inside. It sounds like there's a small biplane in there. Relevant Comment: Commenter: I was not prepared to read this post. I had a hunch it was going to be about farting gas but I did not expect such an eloquently written post. OP, are you a writer by profession? You have a finesse about your descriptive details of the bathroom situation that I can clearly picture the scene step by step. I don’t have anything else to say but I wouldn’t blame you for wanting out of the relationship. I was married to a man child once and him cheating on me was the best thing because we divorced and I have never been happier. OOP: I write stories for our DnD games and also questionable fanfiction. My husband's cooking skills are atrocious, but his other skills make up for that. Commenter: How does this man have a wife OOP: I don't really know either. When I met him he was 30 and still living with his parents, but for a legitimate reason; they're a lot older and need living assistance, he still fetches his father's medication every week or so. Commenter: Wait, this trip to Korea was to visit a friend you used to want to bone? You better bring that howitzer ass home a bag of taco bell tonight sis, you got a man who isnt crippled by insecurity OOP: No, it's because I have a severe FOMO and I've never been to Korea. My Korean friend is 6'7" and he broke it off with me because I'm 2ft shorter than he is and he said it was too awkward for him. I also got mistaken for his daughter. Update Comment 7: July 2, 2024 (next day) Morning Update: So apparently you can't digest beeswax so my husband has turned into a Human Shotgun that's entirely powered by gas. He says it comes in waves, so it's gas and then beeswax and then gas followed by more beeswax. I think he ate the entire beehive. Also, as hard as it is to believe, my husband can cook, but he can only cook stuff on a BBQ because "He can't tell when it's done" if he tries to use the stove. And the key to our BBQ cover got lost somewhere so now I have to break the lock off or cut the cover. Relevant Comment: Commenter: So how was South Korea? 🤣🤣 OOP: I offended my friend's mom, wrecked an electric scooter, got brutalized by an old Korean lady on a massage table and melted my GI tract with kimchi. Commenter (deleted): Sugar coat it however you want, but he's a grown man who doesn't know basic life skills, like how to feed himself, and he makes terrible health decisions, and sits around getting high. Not to mention bad hygiene, which I think this qualifies as. Horrid diet resulting in terrible body odor is a hygiene issue. Slob. OOP: My Korean friend told me he once ate an entire dinner that consisted of nothing but celery once. Why? Because he had celery and didn't want to waste it. Update Comment 8: July 3, 2024 (Next day, 2 days from OG post) Final Update: My husband gave himself food poisoning from all of the raw honeycomb. He finally came to his senses after I sent him on a Fridge Shelf Replacement Adventure by himself and told him he can't come back until he finds one. It took him 13 hours and he had to go out of state because we have a weird Samsung smart-fridge. So, he got the shelf and hopped back into his car, that he had been farting in all day long, in 90 degree heat, and almost vommed from the smell. Then he had to drive 6 hours with all the windows down, had to stop to buy Depends because he still had food poisoning, and finally made it home to apologize for eating like a 14 year old boy and breaking my kitchen and trust. He also found a replacement BBQ cover and anchors for the towel bar he destroyed. PS: The whole microwave-toaster oven-coffee make debacle involved him tripping the little mini breaker on the outlet itself and not knowing how to reset it. It had a button that said "reset" and pushing it turned all the appliances on again. The outlet was hidden behind the microwave, so maybe he's not a total dumbass because it took me a while to find it. PPS: It's 7:30pm and he's started a 14 hour brisket roast for the 4th. It smells amazing. I still don't know how he can cook like a BBQ pitmaster, but lacks the ability with a regular stove. He's like Superman if Clark Kent was a drooling idiot instead of a reporter. I honestly would've been less annoyed if he broke the lock on our grill cover and ate nothing but BBQ for 3 weeks, at least if the grill got stolen then that's all his money lost. Editor's note: OOP has a story from the 4th of July about shenanigans that went down at the BBQ, but they aren't really relevant to the story. Editor's note 2: OOP has a tangentially related post (posted yesterday) about her husband now being diagnosed with IBS here. Sort of an update, but as a lot of OOP's posts are somewhat connected, it also could be a stand alone. 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Smokey mushroom omelets, Smokey mushroom burgers, steaks, If you cook a skewer of baby bella or any cheap grocery shroom over a charcoal grill or firepit, any type of mushroom can hold all the flavor and charcoal smokiness to support anything else, even meats cooked over a stove. The potency of a mushroom cooked with heavy smoke is enough to make any pan seared meal taste like an authentic BBQ or campfire meal. submitted by /u/SuprisreDyslxeia to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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