Mortymoose's Weber & Buitebraai Offerings to the HO's Gods! - The Resurrection

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mbayshark

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Mortymoose said:
You have been prepping for an entire year, so no Excuses this time.... ;);)

Two Big Webers, One Small Weber, One Mini Kettle braai, One Stone braai and one braai Drom, So what could go wrong? :unsure::giggle:
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No excuses needed, can't wait
 
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Hamster said:
So today I decided to make an "upside down" fire. It promises to make less smoke, less ash and more goals.

So far....lots of smoke *cough
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So I started this fire, two hours later there were still flames. Lots of smoke and ash...the usual. Coals...the usual.

Honestly, can see this work for a "let's keep warm and burn **** throughout the night" fire, but for braai'ing, no.

I'll give it another try one day, maybe.
 
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Hamster said:
So I started this fire, two hours later there were still flames. Lots of smoke and ash...the usual. Coals...the usual.

Honestly, can see this work for a "let's keep warm and burn **** throughout the night" fire, but for braai'ing, no.

I'll give it another try one day, maybe.
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What is an upside down fire?
 
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Space_Kriek said:
What is an upside down fire?
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You basically make fire on top of a stacked pile of wood:

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Logs at the bottom heat up before fire reaches them so in theory less smoke and what not. Anyway, like I said, deffo something to use if you are just making fire for the sake off. But if you want to be braai'ing in 40-50 minutes - nope.

Although, I wonder how this would work with eco logs? Think I'll try that...
 
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