Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables.

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A friend of mine who is a recent convert to the passion, the glory
that is real barbecue, (and who has been pestering me for the last two
months for advice on all things barbecue) finally decided on the
barbecue he wanted to buy.

I had loaned him my old WSM (which is now relegated to use when I am
travelling somewhere and want to cook as my Kamados do most of the
work around the house)

At any rate, after much hand-wringing and research he finally decided
on the smoker he wanted to get.

He just ordered a ProQ Excel 20 with a bunch of accessories

http://www.probbq.co.uk/Excel.html

Now, as I haven't been in the market for a new smoker, I haven't paid
all that much attention to any new stuff that's come along recently,
but this smoker seems to be the WSM equivalent to the Komodo-Kamado
line...in other words, someone came along, saw what one company was
doing, looked at the feedback and user requests for improvements and
then made their own version incorporating a lot of the things the
users wanted to see.

Anybody else seen or used one of these yet?

Impressions?

-Chef Juke
"EVERYbody Eats when they come to MY house!"
http://www.chefjuke.com
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On Aug 10, 7:56 am, Chef Juke > wrote:
> A friend of mine who is a recent convert to the passion, the glory
> that is real barbecue, (and who has been pestering me for the last two
> months for advice on all things barbecue) finally decided on the
> barbecue he wanted to buy.
>
> I had loaned him my old WSM (which is now relegated to use when I am
> travelling somewhere and want to cook as my Kamados do most of the
> work around the house)
>
> At any rate, after much hand-wringing and research he finally decided
> on the smoker he wanted to get.
>
> He just ordered a ProQ Excel 20 with a bunch of accessories
>
> http://www.probbq.co.uk/Excel.html
>
> Now, as I haven't been in the market for a new smoker, I haven't paid
> all that much attention to any new stuff that's come along recently,
> but this smoker seems to be the WSM equivalent to the Komodo-Kamado
> line...in other words, someone came along, saw what one company was
> doing, looked at the feedback and user requests for improvements and
> then made their own version incorporating a lot of the things the
> users wanted to see.
>
> Anybody else seen or used one of these yet?
>
> Impressions?
>
> -Chef Juke
> "EVERYbody Eats when they come to MY house!"http://www.chefjuke.com


I don't have one yet but as soon as I find a dealer here in Toronto
I'll buy a stacker for my WSM.
http://www.probbq.co.uk/Stackers.html
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Chef Juke > wrote:

> http://www.probbq.co.uk/Excel.html


"65lbs cooking capacity (do up to 8 whole chickens at a time)."

8lb chickens?

And still not big enough to do a 14lb packer cut

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"Chef Juke" > wrote in message
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> A friend of mine who is a recent convert to the passion, the glory
> that is real barbecue, (and who has been pestering me for the last two
> months for advice on all things barbecue) finally decided on the
> barbecue he wanted to buy.
>
> I had loaned him my old WSM (which is now relegated to use when I am
> travelling somewhere and want to cook as my Kamados do most of the
> work around the house)
>
> At any rate, after much hand-wringing and research he finally decided
> on the smoker he wanted to get.
>
> He just ordered a ProQ Excel 20 with a bunch of accessories
>
> http://www.probbq.co.uk/Excel.html
>
> Now, as I haven't been in the market for a new smoker, I haven't paid
> all that much attention to any new stuff that's come along recently,
> but this smoker seems to be the WSM equivalent to the Komodo-Kamado
> line...in other words, someone came along, saw what one company was
> doing, looked at the feedback and user requests for improvements and
> then made their own version incorporating a lot of the things the
> users wanted to see.
>
> Anybody else seen or used one of these yet?
>
> Impressions?



Well, I'm very impressionable but that's a pretty dang kewlish looking
cooker.

Who was it who used to post here with the ECB x 2?

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On Aug 10, 12:05*pm, TFM® > wrote:
> "Chef Juke" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
>
>
>
>
> > A friend *of mine who is a recent convert to the passion, the glory
> > that is real barbecue, (and who has been pestering me for the last two
> > months for advice on all things barbecue) finally decided on the
> > barbecue he wanted to buy.

>
> > I had loaned him my old WSM (which is now relegated to use when I am
> > travelling somewhere and want to cook as my Kamados do most of the
> > work around the house)

>
> > At any rate, after much hand-wringing and research he finally decided
> > on the smoker he wanted to get.

>
> > He just ordered a ProQ Excel 20 with a bunch of accessories

>
> >http://www.probbq.co.uk/Excel.html

>
> > Now, as I haven't been in the market for a new smoker, I haven't paid
> > all that much attention to any new stuff that's come along recently,
> > but this smoker seems to be the WSM equivalent to the Komodo-Kamado
> > line...in other words, someone came along, saw what one company was
> > doing, looked at the feedback and user requests for improvements and
> > then made their own version incorporating a lot of the things the
> > users wanted to see.

>
> > Anybody else seen or used one of these yet?

>
> > Impressions?

>
> Well, I'm very impressionable but that's a pretty dang kewlish looking
> cooker.
>
> Who was it who used to post here with the ECB x 2?
>
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Matthew... forget his last name


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> Well, I'm very impressionable but that's a pretty dang kewlish looking
> cooker.
>
> Who was it who used to post here with the ECB x 2?
>
> TFM®


Mathew from New England area.

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Was it Matthew Martin?



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On 10-Aug-2008, =?iso-8859-1?B?VEZNrg==?= > wrote:

> "Chef Juke" > wrote in message
> ...
> > A friend of mine who is a recent convert to the passion, the glory
> > that is real barbecue, (and who has been pestering me for the last two
> > months for advice on all things barbecue) finally decided on the
> > barbecue he wanted to buy.
> >
> > I had loaned him my old WSM (which is now relegated to use when I am
> > travelling somewhere and want to cook as my Kamados do most of the
> > work around the house)
> >
> > At any rate, after much hand-wringing and research he finally decided
> > on the smoker he wanted to get.
> >
> > He just ordered a ProQ Excel 20 with a bunch of accessories
> >
> > http://www.probbq.co.uk/Excel.html
> >
> > Now, as I haven't been in the market for a new smoker, I haven't paid
> > all that much attention to any new stuff that's come along recently,
> > but this smoker seems to be the WSM equivalent to the Komodo-Kamado
> > line...in other words, someone came along, saw what one company was
> > doing, looked at the feedback and user requests for improvements and
> > then made their own version incorporating a lot of the things the
> > users wanted to see.
> >
> > Anybody else seen or used one of these yet?
> >
> > Impressions?

>
>
> Well, I'm very impressionable but that's a pretty dang kewlish looking
> cooker.
>
> Who was it who used to post here with the ECB x 2?
>
> TFM®


You be talking about the Mathew L. Martin. I believe he went on
to a WSM x2. Also he was renowned for his ability to pack
rediculous amounts of meat into his rig(s) at one time. Too bad
I lost my archive. I used to have pictures of all his rigs.
--
Brick(Youth is wasted on young people)
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Hey TFM dude you don't drink on week ins daya?


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>> > On Aug 10, 12:05 pm, TFM® > wrote:

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>> > Matthew... forget his last name

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> Hey TFM dude you don't drink on week ins daya?
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A lot.

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