Weber Q cooking

[Winnie]

perfect size to take away if the weather turns nasty, very nice thanks

If you were gonna get one to take away then the baby q would be better, exactly the same but a bit smaller...very popular with caravanners.
We were gonna get the baby because it's big enough for roasting but got the mid size Q for its bigger grill size

[growler2058]

I love pork. Its my favourite roast

[Winnie]

I love pork. Its my favourite roast

Second only to lamb =)

[growler2058]

Second only to lamb =)

Actually way prefer roast goat to lamb,

Come to think of it I really love all roast meat

[AB]

Actually way prefer roast goat to lamb, Come to think of it I really love all roast meat

my next investment is a Cobb!!!!!

[Winnie]

my next investment is a Cobb!!!!!

Yep that's a much better camping alternative to the weber q... It's like a mini kettle BBQ, awesome little thing they are!!

[lhurley]

According to my old man (not a cook but does damn good), before you cook the pork, dry it off with paper towel and then salt then rub with white vinegar.

Apparently it gives better crackle then rubbing with oil does. We are having roast pork in our coal weber tomorrow so I see how it goes.

Btw lamb roast in a coal weber is the best. Hands down.

[threedogs]

A white russian friend of mine [big eaters] does a mean lamb shoulder on a webber.
Last camp I took 2 lamb shoulders , there were no complaints, Not a fan of those Cobb
stoves. as you need to take heat beads.

[Winnie]

A white russian friend of mine [big eaters] does a mean lamb shoulder on a webber.
Last camp I took 2 lamb shoulders , there were no complaints, Not a fan of those Cobb
stoves. as you need to take heat beads.

No different to having to take a gas bottle though, actually a small bag of heat beads would take up less room. And you get the coal taste... I think they're a great idea.

[Woof]