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Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:05
by Luxman5
Hi there - Paul from Chelmsford here. What a great site - only just dicovered it and hoping to improve my knowledge.
Been barbecuing for donkeys years - now use a bespoke model made by my brother-in-law (he's a blacksmith) and a turkish rotissary. Also have a Cactus Jack Chuckwagon that I'm probably going to sell as it doesn't get used.
Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:09
by RobinC
Welcome to the forum
Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:32
by BigM
Hi there Welcome

Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:35
by keith157
Indeed welcome, looking forward to your input

Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:43
by Luxman5
Thanks for the welcome guys.
Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:49
by KamadoSimon
Welcome - pictures of the custom rig required....

Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 08:53
by gazz_46
Hi Paul
"Turkish rotissary, custom rig built by blacksmith brother"...........tell us more, got any pics? intrigued
Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 09:09
by Luxman5
Haha - I'll try to dig out or take some pics.
The Turkish Rotissary is really simple - basic oblong shallow charcoal pan with a variable height setting foe the rotissary bar which is driven by a simple electric motor. I bought it on ebay about 5 or 6 years ago and it's great.
My brother-in-law made me an oil drum type babecue with a couple of fixed cooking levels around 18 years ago. That one eventually rusted through and we are on to the mk 2 - essentially the same thing but with two side by side chambers, two shelves in each which gives me 4 cooking/warming areas so it's a bit more controllable. I can just about get a whole sirloin on the main grill and use the secondary chamber for stuff like prawns, satay etc. I can also slow cook on the top shelf.
He's currently building me a mk 3 which will be almost the same but slightly larger.
All my stuff is simple - nothing flash - just been modified over the years as I've gained experience.
Thanks for the interest though!
Cheers
Re: Hi from sunny Chelmsford

Posted:
24 May 2012, 09:19
by thebarbecuemaster
id like to see pictures of those too welcome