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Good morning and justvwanted to say I'm so glad to have stumbled onto this website. I just purchased a Weber 22.5 gold series after reading all the positive reviews from the Wal-Mart website. Curious to know what y'all thought about them and how they cook up smoked ribs and chickens? Of course I will be grilling some thick cuts of steak as well.

If you want post a picture of your setup as well.

Thanks

The Weber will hold the fuel and you can light it. From there it's all up to the pit master. Welcome. :becky:

Webers-R-Great, you are gonna love it and the grub you produce! Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the Forum:clap2:. The weber is a great product, you'll be amazed what you can do with it, and you'll find plenty of ideas and help from the fine folks around here!

KC

Weber makes a great product and has awesome customer service (in my experience). I don't have the gold, but have been thinking about getting one. Several people here have them.

I have a Weber Smokey Mountain and love it.

Welcome to the forum. Lots of good stuff here!

Welcome to the party! Webers rock.

Great grill for grilling or smoking. It's all in how you drive it

Greetings and welcome to the forum.

Welcome

Welcome! The Weber is one of the all-time greatest do-it-all cookers. Do some searches here and check out how members do indirect cooking, high-temp cooks for pizza and steak, etc. The biggest tip I can give is to buy a chimney starter and stay away from lighter fluid.

Beer can chicken on my 22 1/2" OTG:
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congrats, and welcome.

Welcome to the best BBQ forum.....and the Weber 22.5 grill is (in my opinion) an absolute MUST in your arsenal :biggrin1:

That may be the greatest understatement in the history of mankind! :laugh:

I have an extensive WSM collection, so I have never tried to cook ribs on a kettle, though others have.

It is difficult to imagine not having a Weber kettle in my arsenal.

great choice ! but you need to do a whole heck of a lot of reading to catch up !
but it does look like you got the indirect method wired.