Thought some of you friends might get a kick out of this.
My mother's condo association - authoritarian as they are - does not allow charcoal grills for some unexplained reason. They do allow electric grills, again with no explanation.
This year for Christmas we wanted to have grilled tenderloin of beef For Christmas.
I have figured out that the pins that hold the ash pan to the grill are exactly the same size as the grounding receptacle on an extension cord. Therefore, I can "plug" a cord into the grill making it look electric. The best part is when the neighbors come up to ask about the "electric grill"
The tenderloin is on now. Attached are some pics of the "Electric Kettle" and the goods.
Merry Christmas to all!
My mother's condo association - authoritarian as they are - does not allow charcoal grills for some unexplained reason. They do allow electric grills, again with no explanation.
This year for Christmas we wanted to have grilled tenderloin of beef For Christmas.
I have figured out that the pins that hold the ash pan to the grill are exactly the same size as the grounding receptacle on an extension cord. Therefore, I can "plug" a cord into the grill making it look electric. The best part is when the neighbors come up to ask about the "electric grill"
The tenderloin is on now. Attached are some pics of the "Electric Kettle" and the goods.
Merry Christmas to all!
The "Electric" Weber Charcoal Kettle
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