Posts Tagged ‘pig cooker photos’

I hope all this great weather is making you really itchy to fire up and make some ‘que.

If your barbecue has gone to the birds, don’t let that keep you from grilling up some burgers for dinner or smoking some good old butts this weekend.

It would be great if a brand new cooker would keep looking like new, but it’s certainly not the case. Paint peels, metal rusts, stainless steel turns nasty looking, and grates get cruddy. A dirty grill or smoker can be depressing. If yours is in a mess, you know what I mean.

Thankfully, a little scrubbing and polishing and painting can make a real difference. Even then, you might need some inspiration.

Here is a collection of pictures from picnics and cooks we pulled off in the last year. I am running behind in publishing them, so I packed some of the best ones into a photo gallery for you to enjoy.

Be inspired.  🙂

Please leave a comment to let me know what you think.

Lavern

Click on a photo to enlarge it and start the slideshow.

I added a new photo album on my site with more than 30 photos of our Meadow Creek PR60 Pig Roaster. The cooker in the album has an optional charcoal pull-out and doors in the lid.

PR60 Pig Cooker Photos

And please don’t be confused. This thing does a perfect job of cooking many kinds of meats. Check this chart for a list of meats we recommend for our pig cookers:

What Meats Can I Cook?

Let me know if you have any questions about how these super-duper cookers work.