In reply to Post #30
I do quite a bit of roast stuff in my Cobb. Although the RCB10 sounds good - more heat etc - I think the beads I use at the moment are far more suited because otherwise any veggies etc in the moat (wrapped or open) are going to be very burnt. The beads allow them to cook beautifully.
As I see it, a hotter fuel is fine and I think would be great for frying as that frypan will get rather hot quite quickly but for other stuff it would be too hot. As it is at the moment, if I am doing a stew I am using an extension ring to move the pan away from the coals as it gets far too hot. Also I believe, although the RCB10 fuel is used a lot by those well versed in Cobb usage (and as Gerry know there are some who are very savvy), the good old extension ring (or rings as sometimes more than one is used) is used often to effectively reduce the heat I think.
If I was using the Cobb just for frying then I probably wouldn't bother as a frying pan on a gas stove is much quicker.
Also, can you extinguish the RCB10 at the end of the cook to re-use them next time? I do with the beads - not sure about other fuels (the Cobblestone you can't I know). Fuel costs are miniscule I find.
Irrespective of the fuel - great food though .....
I do quite a bit of roast stuff in my Cobb. Although the RCB10 sounds good - more heat etc - I think the beads I use at the moment are far more suited because otherwise any veggies etc in the moat (wrapped or open) are going to be very burnt. The beads allow them to cook beautifully.
As I see it, a hotter fuel is fine and I think would be great for frying as that frypan will get rather hot quite quickly but for other stuff it would be too hot. As it is at the moment, if I am doing a stew I am using an extension ring to move the pan away from the coals as it gets far too hot. Also I believe, although the RCB10 fuel is used a lot by those well versed in Cobb usage (and as Gerry know there are some who are very savvy), the good old extension ring (or rings as sometimes more than one is used) is used often to effectively reduce the heat I think.
If I was using the Cobb just for frying then I probably wouldn't bother as a frying pan on a gas stove is much quicker.
Also, can you extinguish the RCB10 at the end of the cook to re-use them next time? I do with the beads - not sure about other fuels (the Cobblestone you can't I know). Fuel costs are miniscule I find.
Irrespective of the fuel - great food though .....
Been thinking of getting one of these for a while now .......Any Black Friday (or other) Deals on these Gerry ??
In reply to Post #32
BLACK-19 at checkout
BLACK-19 at checkout
In reply to Post #32
As code posted below 20% off everything on the Official Cobb website but not for long
MIGHT ? be worth waiting until Friday and see if BBQ WORLD posts up some better last min deals
As code posted below 20% off everything on the Official Cobb website but not for long
MIGHT ? be worth waiting until Friday and see if BBQ WORLD posts up some better last min deals
In reply to Post #34
Thanks Gents 👍 .....will keep my eyes peeled 👀
Thanks Gents 👍 .....will keep my eyes peeled 👀
In reply to Post #34
Takes it down to £116 including delivery
Does anyone know if that includes a bag ??
If so that's a good price
Takes it down to £116 including delivery
Does anyone know if that includes a bag ??
If so that's a good price
In reply to Post #36
MIGHT ? be worth waiting until Friday and see if BBQ WORLD posts up some better last min deals
MIGHT ? be worth waiting until Friday and see if BBQ WORLD posts up some better last min deals
In reply to Post #38
The Go Outdoors model is the Pro model. Steel base rather than stainless steel. Same size though,
It is worth looking at what you get with it. The frying pan, griddle etc are all extras. So do your homework first.
The Go Outdoors model is the Pro model. Steel base rather than stainless steel. Same size though,
It is worth looking at what you get with it. The frying pan, griddle etc are all extras. So do your homework first.
In reply to Post #37
Holding on till tomorrow
Mate of mine has one and last summer he cooked some amazing stuff on it so got to have a go as well ... They really are good
Quick Edit ... BBQ worlds sale has started
Holding on till tomorrow
Mate of mine has one and last summer he cooked some amazing stuff on it so got to have a go as well ... They really are good
Quick Edit ... BBQ worlds sale has started
In reply to Post #40
NO NO !!!
last week at BBQ world the discount voucher they had on bought the Premier and Bag combo to £111 delivered NOW ? in the Black Friday its Price £120.15
NO NO !!!
last week at BBQ world the discount voucher they had on bought the Premier and Bag combo to £111 delivered NOW ? in the Black Friday its Price £120.15
In reply to Post #41
Looks like just the thing needed here as ive had enough of those unstable double sided pan things.
I do like to buy once though so which set would you go for here (so I have the right bits and pieces)?
Thanks MM.
Looks like just the thing needed here as ive had enough of those unstable double sided pan things.
I do like to buy once though so which set would you go for here (so I have the right bits and pieces)?
Thanks MM.
In reply to Post #42
really depends on what you will be cooking mostly ?
as The compact burns hotter as the grill plate is closer to the coals so would be quicker but if your going to be cooking things like joint s of meat then they need longer and not so hot the new kid on the block is supposed to be the best the Cobb Air
But if your on facebook there are some really informative groups also youtube vids aplenty
really depends on what you will be cooking mostly ?
as The compact burns hotter as the grill plate is closer to the coals so would be quicker but if your going to be cooking things like joint s of meat then they need longer and not so hot the new kid on the block is supposed to be the best the Cobb Air
But if your on facebook there are some really informative groups also youtube vids aplenty
In reply to Post #43
Thanks oldgeezer thats enough for me 👍👍
Thanks oldgeezer thats enough for me 👍👍
In reply to Post #41
BBQ World.
Best I can see is .....
https://www.justkampers.com/premier-cobb-barbecue-set.html?fee=1&fep=24140&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PLAs&gclid=Cj0KCQiAoIPvBRDgARIsAHsCw0_cUacSDPToGh6bXjK0Ek-VnJqXpO-Xc77oANFWIHDTNJYMZg66CfQaAm4eEALw_wcB
£117
BBQ World.
Best I can see is .....
https://www.justkampers.com/premier-cobb-barbecue-set.html?fee=1&fep=24140&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PLAs&gclid=Cj0KCQiAoIPvBRDgARIsAHsCw0_cUacSDPToGh6bXjK0Ek-VnJqXpO-Xc77oANFWIHDTNJYMZg66CfQaAm4eEALw_wcB
£117