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  • mena661's avatar
    mena661
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2014
    mchero wrote:
    Looks like the pellet grills/smokers are the big rage now. I posted about the new Davey Crockett WiFi pellet stove in the cooks section.

    CLICKY

    Best of all it's somewhat portable & uses 12VDC for the electric supply!
  • mchero's avatar
    mchero
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2014
    westend wrote:
    What are pellets made from?


    Sawdust compressed into pellets for stoves.

    Differnt type of pellets for smoking/grilling example;

    http://www.cookinpellets.com/our-premium-pellets/

    When pellet stoves for heating first came out pellets where sawdust & such compressed into pellets. Now with pellet smokers you will find a wide varity of hard wood pellets.
  • mchero's avatar
    mchero
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2014
    bigcitypopo wrote:
    wood... I love my Traeger... I take a junior everywhere we camp...


    I have been seeing LOTS of positive posts on the Treger grills!

    Just beware, I have seen people purchase Terger grills off of Amazon, have issues & treger tells the end users that Amazon is not a Treger dealer so no warranty.

    Started sniffing around for a portable & found the Davey Crockett. Like the 12VDC option!
  • jrnymn7's avatar
    jrnymn7
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    westend wrote:
    What are pellets made from?


    you could probably use bunny rabbit poop.
  • bigcitypopo's avatar
    bigcitypopo
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    mchero wrote:
    bigcitypopo wrote:
    wood... I love my Traeger... I take a junior everywhere we camp...


    I have been seeing LOTS of positive posts on the Treger grills!

    Just beware, I have seen people purchase Terger grills off of Amazon, have issues & treger tells the end users that Amazon is not a Treger dealer so no warranty.

    Started sniffing around for a portable & found the Davey Crockett. Like the 12VDC option!


    Ya, I actually stopped at my local Pellet Guy today after i saw this post... The davey crocket is a great compact size.. a true 12V grill. I ordered one..
  • MEXICOWANDERER's avatar
    MEXICOWANDERER
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    Few things are as rewarding as apple smoked bacon and mesquite smoked elk. Smoked salmon (actually LOX) is a classic. Yummy!
  • LetsRV's avatar
    LetsRV
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    I have the Davy Crockett for the MH and the Daniel Boone for my home outdoor kitchen. Did a lot of research and find these grills to give a very good bang for the buck.

    Cook on the DB 3 or 4 times a week, year round. Have cooked everything from Pork Butt (14hrs), ribs, chicken, turkey etc, then on to assorted veggies, potatoes, baked beans, whole cabbage (great center dish on the table)etc.

    Also did a blueberry cobbler. The cobbler was a winner with lots of requests to do it again.
  • NinerBikes's avatar
    NinerBikes
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
    Few things are as rewarding as apple smoked bacon and mesquite smoked elk. Smoked salmon (actually LOX) is a classic. Yummy!


    Spring run Ocean caught King salmon, properly brined and smoked over Alderwood chips. With a dash of Sage honey on the salmon to add just a little sweetness. Heaven!

    The Big Chief smoker takes 8 hours at 120V.

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