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Dave from Barto, PA
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Welcome Dfusco! Hey I get out to Lumberville a lot in the summers as we have a little cottage there. Isn't there a great butcher or maybe bbq joint in Barto? It sounds so familiar?
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Welcome aboard Dave. I used to have the same hair do as you until l finally changed. Enjoy the ride!
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Welcome to the Pit, Dave! Always good to have another PA person on board!
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Thanks all. No pictures yet, but they will be coming.
FuzzyDaddy, went around the homework assignment and edited my profile. Thanks for the links! I am looking forward to some good grilling and better food!
By the way, I just got rid of my Webber kettle grill that was about 30 years old. Had to do it. Lid was not fitting on any more. My wife picked up an 18" Webber kettle grill for me to use until I can get my Primo XL. We also have a Webber gas grill that I have done some good food on and works good for the weeknight dinners.
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Dfusco, it's great to have you here and thank you for your support! Since this is your first post, please check out our homework assignment post for new members. It contains a few how-tos and please-dos. This will help you learn your way around so you can get the best experience from our forum.
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See you around The Pit!
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Welcome Dfusco. I started with 1 cooker and 1 good thermometer and now my equipment is an ever growing list. It's normal around here. Congrats on your NY Strip - got any photos of it?
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Welcome Dave! Having a good thermoter has improved my cooking more than anything else and Thermoworks makes some very nice equipment
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Welcome Dfusco !
I did many a prime rib without a thermometer before catching on, so I feel your pain. that thermometer will also come in handy with chicken, turkey, and all sorts of birds; there is no difference in appearance between a chicken breast at 165* and a chicken breast at 198*, but there sure is a difference in texture!
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