You might think that I am a little obsessed with creating posts about building your own BBQ pit, but this design that I found has wheels… and what’s better than a stand alone BBQ pit? A BBQ pit on wheels, of course. So, consider this a companion piece to the previous post about making your own BBQ pit. I hope that you find the page helpful, if not entertaining, there are decent instructions and photos.
Enjoy.
Mesquite this. Mesquite that. Have you ever wondered what the real story is behind one of BBQ’s favorite sources of smoke? If you are curious about weather to use mesquite lump charcoal or plain old charcoal briquettes when grilling, this article might help you discern their differences:
Sunset: Isn’t it about time to take the mystery out of mesquite?
If you just want to know what makes this deciduous shrub so terrific, this link just might do the trick:
Desert USA: Mesquite
If you are looking for some smoking wood in the Los Angeles area check out this post:
California Charcoal Firewood
To many of us, all that we will ever want and all that we will ever need is our trusty Weber kettle grill. Why not, it’s a great grill with much versatility. For others, myself included, one grill is never enough. Naturally, you might also want a gas grill and perhaps even a smoker. This grill fixation can be classified as a classic symptom of being a BBQ Junkie. If you have the desire to dedicate a little more time and space to your barbecue obsession, why not build barbecue pit? The following link gives you instructions how to build not just one, but two unique styles of barbecue pits.
…also check out other BBQ smokers here