Weber BBQ's

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Re: Weber BBQ's

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Bernie, sounds like operator error to me too. One day when we meet up I will cook a steak for you and trust me, it won't be steamed ;)
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Everything except the green things were cooked on my BabyQ. When using a Webber you time everything and the best part about it is that you can do it perfectly time after time
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Wilbor,

Tad rare for me but yumoh.... just decided on the same myself tonight now.

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Don't see any blood on the plate its over cooked.
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There is a criminal act for you people that eat animals alive you know.... Its cooked if it cracks like masonite.

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Good on ya Dirk.
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I've found the Weber do slow cook stuff just fine, but a good steak is done both sides and on the plate in under 8 mins, you need real heat for that. The induction cook top with the cast iron fry pan... now that sucker you have to turn down or the bugger jumps off the plate and heads back out into the paddock, more branded than blue :lol: You can keep ya Weber, I have plenty of slow cookers already :twisted:
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Wilbor wrote:Bernie, sounds like operator error to me too. One day when we meet up I will cook a steak for you and trust me, it won't be steamed ;)
Will you do that for me as well dear sweet hunky Rob ;)
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Wilbour,

Beautiful bit of 8 minute rump steak tonight, mouth is still watering. A couple of glasses or red, life is good.......

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Dot wrote:
Wilbor wrote:Bernie, sounds like operator error to me too. One day when we meet up I will cook a steak for you and trust me, it won't be steamed ;)
Will you do that for me as well dear sweet hunky Rob ;)
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