I think the most important list item is the fresh ground pepper. I spend a fair amount of time grinding pepper for all of my rubs. Fresh, coarse ground pepper packs a heck of a punch!
I found welding gloves at Harbor Freight work great at the grill, I also found the nitrile gloves at Harbor Freight. The prices were reasonable. I really love this video, thank you.
Harbor Freight also has the thin cotton gloves that go under your nitrile gloves. The welding gloves are a great deal and I don't worry about getting them greasy.
Thanks for sharing, my ThermoWorks Thermapen MK4 is my favorite BBQ tool. It gets used the most and is well worth the money. Gonna add some tools you highlighted to my toolbox.
I use aluminium foil a lot too. I turn my roasting basket into a drip pan with it when using the rotisserie. I also line my drip trays with it which has meant I’ve never had to buy a new pack of foil drip trays for my Weber. Cheap skate I know lol
I would say for smoking or any longer cooks a dual probe thermometer is essential to me. That grate probe gives you a real time look at the temp at the same level of your meat. Then the leave in meat probe helps you to keep from under or overcooking your hard earned final results. Love your content and your channel. Keep up the great work.
Great video, I have all the items you reviewed, just not all the same brands. Kind of disappointed cause I was hoping you had a tool that I could go shopping for! Lol
Here are a few things that might help: boxes of Baking Soda (cheap natural fire extinguisher), bag of Large onions (Cheap natural way to clean grills and grates), and a wood splitter and rubber mallet (Safer than a hatchet for making kindling).
what about ?? 1) cleaning tools , brushes etc 2) Organizational storage units 3) Best BBQ apron 4) Best spices / collection 5) Night lighting system 6) any electric powered tools ? (eg: grinders, blenders,) 7) Any favorite power systems for the electric appliances ?
Great video!
The cameraman is the luckiest guy on earth!
How did I just notice the fact that you have easy to skip to sections on the video? That's awesome!
Mk4, Thermopop and Dot are my go-to
Tools for your Barbsenal. An arsenal for your Bar-B-Que.
The humming bird behind you was interesting. I use a beer cardboard 6 pack to carry salt, pepper, oil, water and a lighter, works great.
Great tips! Thanks for sharing!👨🏽🍳
One thing I might add, a mop or brush for putting sauce on. Great videos!
A big brisket sized cutting board.
I think the most important list item is the fresh ground pepper. I spend a fair amount of time grinding pepper for all of my rubs. Fresh, coarse ground pepper packs a heck of a punch!
buy a magic bullet you goomba
I found welding gloves at Harbor Freight work great at the grill, I also found the nitrile gloves at Harbor Freight. The prices were reasonable.
I really love this video, thank you.
Harbor Freight also has the thin cotton gloves that go under your nitrile gloves. The welding gloves are a great deal and I don't worry about getting them greasy.
Lowe's sells gloves by Oklahoma Joe's that includes a free pair of the inner gloves for handling hot items.
I also have welding gloves got from Harbor Freight
Yup, I was just going to say this!
Culinary arsenal. Arsenal felt right.
Thanks for sharing, my ThermoWorks Thermapen MK4 is my favorite BBQ tool. It gets used the most and is well worth the money. Gonna add some tools you highlighted to my toolbox.
Your chimney looks brand new lol i’d like to spatula and tongs
Hilariously fun channel as well as great recipes and tips. Thanks
I use aluminium foil a lot too. I turn my roasting basket into a drip pan with it when using the rotisserie. I also line my drip trays with it which has meant I’ve never had to buy a new pack of foil drip trays for my Weber. Cheap skate I know lol
Love it , found it useful I do love them Weber tongs and spatula for sure
Thanks Susie...very informative....you rock!
Obviously been a while since last time I watched some videos your hair was short. I like the new look!
I would say for smoking or any longer cooks a dual probe thermometer is essential to me. That grate probe gives you a real time look at the temp at the same level of your meat. Then the leave in meat probe helps you to keep from under or overcooking your hard earned final results. Love your content and your channel. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much!!!!
I like to keep a towel handy
The new gloves by Grilla grills are awesome!
Love your videos ❤❤❤
I would like to see you use the strainer basket a few times . I have one but have never used it .
+1 for Dalstrong knives!
All great tools....Quick note, did you happen to catch the humming bird working the plant over your left shoulder toward the end of the video?
Thanks.
👍🏼thk you for all the tips.
I’ve found the best gloves!! They are Atlas blue nitrile!! They are what us fisherman wear!! Easy to clean and are $6.50 a pair
Im not a big fan of the claws myself. Thanks for all the great content!
Have you tried their 6 inch chef knife?
great tips! I need to buy a great chef's knife. the kitchen tools I use are from the 80's! thanks for the video!
Great video !!
Too cute:)
Great video, I have all the items you reviewed, just not all the same brands. Kind of disappointed cause I was hoping you had a tool that I could go shopping for! Lol
Just in time for Thanksgiving 😂
For knives what’s the name of that small bending knife that people use to cut fats on briskets ?
Boning knife?
Does hey grill hey reference girl also? Cuz that would be cool.
trying to catch up on all your videos but don't have the charcoal fire starter.
Thanks:)
How do you sharpen your knives?
I've got a pretty sweet Work Sharp sharpener that I use.
Where do I get the tongs?
Are you going to get more season in Stock?
I was given a pampered chef set love them but prefer the cheap pair I bought from walmart.
You didn't show us the cutting board you use. What kind do you use?
I use an awesome one from Camp Chef! You can find it on their website.
my local dollar store has high quality spatula. but the tongs are super flimsy.
Here are a few things that might help: boxes of Baking Soda (cheap natural fire extinguisher), bag of Large onions (Cheap natural way to clean grills and grates), and a wood splitter and rubber mallet (Safer than a hatchet for making kindling).
what about ??
1) cleaning tools , brushes etc
2) Organizational storage units
3) Best BBQ apron
4) Best spices / collection
5) Night lighting system
6) any electric powered tools ? (eg: grinders, blenders,)
7) Any favorite power systems for the electric appliances ?
i have all that...save the rasp....
What pellet grill do you use and recommend
I like everything Camp Chef has to offer!
Great recommendations.! What filet it boning knife do you use? I’m currently in the market for one and there are literally a wide variety
I really like all that Dalstrong has to offer. Check them out!
Favorite Grill brush and/or cleaner?
First tymer😊
gotta have a DOT in the arsenal at least..
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Mrs. X women. 😉
Skip the chimney. Just put some paper under the charcoal grate and light.
Only 2 tong clacks. Everybody knows that.