Boy can you heat up some pizza on a dutch west....

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trailblaze

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Aug 20, 2008
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South West PA
i just set a piece of cold pizza on my stove top and a few mins later....mmmmmm mmmm

now for the real point...

i've found that my optimum burn when burning light (shoulder season) is to get a nice bed of coals or a nice glowing log and shut the damper... leave air contol 1/2 way.... and the stove pipe temp was 450 and the stove top was 525... with that combo i can keep a nice low fire one log at a time for many hours...

now does this burn method result in a creosote build up?


i find it always easier to push things to their limits to understand them...and after a few 96 degree nights, i learned the way to a small fire
 
[Hearth.com] Boy can you heat up some pizza on a dutch west....
 
Is that a fully seasoned round on the grill ?
 
Great now Im hungry!
 
I was gonna go to bed.....now I'm starving.Thanks.
 
billb3 said:
Is that a fully seasoned round on the grill ?

LOL!

Me thinks that species of wood must be Italian Orange, quite different than Bovine T-bone I say.
 
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