Cool dinner for wood geeks

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bluedogz

bluedogz

Minister of Fire
Oct 9, 2011
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NE Maryland
Friend took me here during a business trip....

Cooking pit is just stacked cinderblocks with expanded steel grates on top, and they feed it with oak slabwood and pallets.

Corn was amazing, clam roast as well.
 

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Jags said:
Its kinda funny. For a Midwesterner - the steak and corn prices seem high, but the seafood looks cheap.;lol
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I don't know about that . . . lobster price seems a bit high.
 
bluedogz said:
Cooking pit is just stacked cinderblocks with expanded steel grates on top, and they feed it with oak slabwood and pallets.
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You just described my barbecue grill. Tried'em all and went back to blocks and oak.
 
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