So for the last year I’ve been researching pellet grills. Not that I really needed one but wanted to give them another shot. A couple years ago I bought a GMG and it just never worked correctly, issues with the auger, control board and wild crazy hot spots of 75-125 degrees across the grates. I was happy with the food it produced but not all the headaches it had. I sold it and stayed with my weber kettles and PBC which I love. So recently I’ve been wanting something that will hold 3-4 briskets or multiple racks of ribs. I’ve looked at several offsets but the 12-16 week wait for fabrication pretty much turned me off.
I started looking at pellet grills, researched several, Blaz’n, Yoder, Mak, but kept coming back to the camp chef woodwind. Everyone seems to like these, I already own some of their other products and dealing with camp chef customer service has always been very easy.
So I’m a new Camp Chef Woodwind WiFi 36†owner. Picked it up at the Saint Louis BBQ store on Friday, assembled it Saturday and did my first cook today. Ribs turned out decent for my first run, not as much smoke as I like but I knew that from my prior pellet grill experience so I’m ok with that. I bought the sidekick burner for it and that’s a game changer IMO. Cooked some shaved Brussels with bacon and onions for a side with the ribs and that thing is one of the best accessories I own.
Assembly was pretty straight forward, burn in easy and everything went smooth.


First set of ribs looked awesome but needed just a little longer to finish but that was no me and not the cooker.


So now I’ll be having fun trying to dial in my limited cooking skills on this new cooker. I have now formally joined the "Pellet Head" cooking movement…Ha. Oh I will say that you will have to pry my dead hands off my kettles…I’m thinking I’ll try smoking things on my kettles then finishing on the pellet grill.
I started looking at pellet grills, researched several, Blaz’n, Yoder, Mak, but kept coming back to the camp chef woodwind. Everyone seems to like these, I already own some of their other products and dealing with camp chef customer service has always been very easy.
So I’m a new Camp Chef Woodwind WiFi 36†owner. Picked it up at the Saint Louis BBQ store on Friday, assembled it Saturday and did my first cook today. Ribs turned out decent for my first run, not as much smoke as I like but I knew that from my prior pellet grill experience so I’m ok with that. I bought the sidekick burner for it and that’s a game changer IMO. Cooked some shaved Brussels with bacon and onions for a side with the ribs and that thing is one of the best accessories I own.
Assembly was pretty straight forward, burn in easy and everything went smooth.
First set of ribs looked awesome but needed just a little longer to finish but that was no me and not the cooker.
So now I’ll be having fun trying to dial in my limited cooking skills on this new cooker. I have now formally joined the "Pellet Head" cooking movement…Ha. Oh I will say that you will have to pry my dead hands off my kettles…I’m thinking I’ll try smoking things on my kettles then finishing on the pellet grill.
Comment