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Post by wallir1 on Feb 2, 2015 23:02:36 GMT 10
Hi all,
Have just treated myself to a Weber Q 3200 as a retirement present.
TOTAL novice as regards any type of BBQ, although good indoors cooking skills.
Found this site by accident whilst on a general internet search for cookery books that are specific to the Q range.
Was looking to see if it was possible to source a copy of Australia's Own Cookbook for The Weber Q, since there is nothing equivalent here in the UK.
A Google search hit upon Captain Cooks recipes & one thing led to another ;-)
I'll probably spend most of my time just listening, but NO whingeing ;-)
Ron |
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Post by chrisg on Feb 3, 2015 0:40:03 GMT 10
 Welcome - I've lived here a long, long time but am very much a pom, tell you a little secret, the Aussies whinge far, far more Plenty of info to be had but the Captain's book is gold, pure gold Cheers |
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Post by smokey on Feb 3, 2015 16:23:13 GMT 10
Wellcome Ron Not sure if the AU Weber Q book in online but if it is someone will spot it. The captains Book is in general. And Chris, I represent that comment   |
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Post by captaincook on Feb 3, 2015 17:42:44 GMT 10
Welcome Ron I am of Scottish and German descent and you know how they feel about the Poms, luckily I dont feel the same. The Australian Weber Q Cookbook is not available to download on the bet. It has lots of pretty pictures in it. The first couple of pages have some good info in them. Check out my Q recipe book in general aussiecue.freeforums.net/thread/181/captains-weber-recipe-useful-hintsand my post aussiecue.freeforums.net/thread/340/cooking-on-weber-seriesThey will help you big time. Question for you - how many people in the UK -- A = about 60 million. You would think that you could find at least 11 that could play cricket (LOL) Captain |
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