I have cooked many of meals on the old Detroit Engine Block, I also kept a webber bolted to the back platform and would fire it in the morning with Hickory or Oak
and slow cook Chicken or BBQ Ribs, Corn on the cob while I worked, people would drive by and say Dang that smells Good.
The life of a Cable Dawg, Improvise, Survive. Every can of Pork-n-Beans comes with it's own built in spoon, The Lid.
I can write a book on 101 ways to cook with a Mr. Coffee Maker, I can't remember how many times I have used an 12" SS Strap for a Knife.
Re: Gas Grills
Member #: 62417
Registered: 10/5/2008
Posted:
1460
Occupation:
Semi-Retired
Location:
Where ever the lights turn off at Night
Personal:
mid 70s
Experience:
~52 years
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