Too hot to burn? Burn outside...

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

I have some orchards near work, thanks for that tip, I will do

 

[Jack Fate]

Maybe I am the only one that likes Mesquite? It reminds me of Texas.

I love Mesquite ,its the strongest flavor pack wood there is . But sometime you want a bit more subtle

Or just a variety

You can't do Texas BBQ without it

 

[ScotO]

I love Mesquite ,its the strongest flavor pack wood there is . But sometime you want a bit more subtle

Or just a variety

You can't do Texas BBQ without it

I like it too....especially on ribs or porkbutt......just not too much of it.....

 

[Jack Fate]

Find a nice rock, get that fired up and cook on the rock

The non exploding kind I take it

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

The non exploding kind I take it

No, a nice flat rock that can take the heat and cook the steak!

 

[DevilsBrew]

Now I am missing brisket.

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

Scott has the pot to cook it in, I take that pot over the fire is all home made?

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

Put the briscket in, spices, veggies, potatoes, do some yard work and you will be good to go

 

[ScotO]

Scott has the pot to cook it in, I take that pot over the fire is all home made?

That 20 gallon pot is a stainless washtub out of an antique Speed Queen wringer washer.....
I TIG welded a stainless steel patch on the agitator hole in the bottom, and VOILLA....instant firepit kettle!
The tripod frame is made from rigid galvanized tubing and the top piece (where the chain trammel hangs from) is made out of scrap trampoline frame parts!! Gotta love that redneck ingenuity!!

I originally built that kettle to make maple syrup in the early springtime, but have since built an huge evaporator for doing the syrup. So the kettle is used for cooking goodies on the firepit. I have cooked 15 dozen ears of corn at one time in that kettle.....that thing is awesome!

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

That 20 gallon pot is a stainless washtub out of an antique Speed Queen wringer washer.....
I TIG welded a stainless steel patch on the agitator hole in the bottom, and VOILLA....instant firepit kettle!
The tripod frame is made from rigid galvanized tubing and the top piece (where the chain trammel hangs from) is made out of scrap trampoline frame parts!! Gotta love that redneck ingenuity!!

I originally built that kettle to make maple syrup in the early springtime, but have since built an huge evaporator for doing the syrup. So the kettle is used for cooking goodies on the firepit. I have cooked 15 dozen ears of corn at one time in that kettle.....that thing is awesome!

Damm you could cook soup for the entire neighbor hood..... Great idea you had

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

You should start some cooking with fire threads, your like a guru with this...

 

[ScotO]

Damm you could cook soup for the entire neighbor hood..... Great idea you had

This fall, at the local fall festival, we're going to do a big kettle of ham, green beans and tater soup. Another group does a kettle of ham and bean. We'll do something a little different....

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

This fall, at the local fall festival, we're going to do a big kettle of ham, green beans and tater soup. Another group does a kettle of ham and bean. We'll do something a little different....

It's great that you can do things like that, yeah make some type of chowder, people will love it, potatoes make a soup into a chowder

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

Alright my man, I'm off to bed, I had a hard day at work, then did batting practice with the girls tonite, so I am off to bed, I will talk to you soon, thank you for all your help, I do appreciate it all....

 

[ScotO]

Alright my man, I'm off to bed, I had a hard day at work, then did batting practice with the girls tonite, so I am off to bed, I will talk to you soon, thank you for all your help, I do appreciate it all....

Get some rest, bro. Lots of time to chat on here.......

 

[nate379]

I like propane. Taste the meat, not the heat!

Maybe I am the only one that likes Mesquite? It reminds me of Texas.

 

[WellSeasoned]

This is our outdoor firepit area. It sits right in back of the house at the "cliffs" Its a fun place to go for a cold one and kick back. The last picture is from behind. (Can be a tough walk after a 12 pack...:D

 

[DevilsBrew]

Sweet, man.

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

This is our outdoor firepit area. It sits right in back of the house at the "cliffs" Its a fun place to go for a cold one and kick back. The last picture is from behind. (Can be a tough walk after a 12 pack...:D

I love it man, a great pace to get away and relax. Enjoy it as much as you can

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

The middle picture looks like a half of a moon shine still. Get a few more parts an you could be cooking up some good stuff.... Lol

 

[DevilsBrew]

This is our outdoor firepit area. It sits right in back of the house at the "cliffs" Its a fun place to go for a cold one and kick back. The last picture is from behind. (Can be a tough walk after a 12 pack...:D

I'm curious. Are you in the NE part of the state? That looks like the area.

 

[WellSeasoned]

Mideast pa close to deleware watergap, by the old copper mining areas. Our hideout is pa/ny border