Fireworks Show

gte1 · January 20

Firing up the egg to do some pork chops and got a real fireworks display. This is the second cook with this bag of WG and it was worse this time. First time I have had this experience with WG. Quite a display though!

The Cen-Tex Smoker · January 20

WG is known to be excellent but this has been documented on here before. I get that with Ozark oak from time to time as well. Not sure why but it's a fact of life when cooking with lump.

Deckhand · January 20

It's a bit of a pain, but you can minimize the sparking by removing any leftover lump (when cold, of course) and putting a layer of it over the fresh lump.

Skiddymarker · January 20

Deckhand said:

It's a bit of a pain, but you can minimize the sparking by removing any leftover lump (when cold, of course) and putting a layer of it over the fresh lump.

This works - for me.....

gte1 · January 20

Deckhand said:

It's a bit of a pain, but you can minimize the sparking by removing any leftover lump (when cold, of course) and putting a layer of it over the fresh lump.

That is what I did

gte1 · January 20

hapster said:

Just picked up two more bags of WGWW... Not scared

Since it's winter I'm not scared either. We have lots of open space behind our back wrought iron fence. If it were summer with all the dry grass I would be a bit frightened though.

duck_hunter · January 20

gte1 said:

hapster said:

Just picked up two more bags of WGWW... Not scared

Since it's winter I'm not scared either. We have lots of open space behind our back wrought iron fence. If it were summer with all the dry grass I would be a bit frightened though.

if your scared, get a dog, lol

we have liquid sunshine here so I am asking a seriously ( the 4 pints of cabin fever aside ) how dry does it get by you that you worry?

Mattman3969 · January 20

I wish I had taken pictures but I got worse than that from Cowboy tonight!! It seemed to hold a lot of heat when burning bout 400 and burping was definitely needed, at one point I had flames shooting thru the DW.

gte1 · January 20

duck_hunter said:

gte1 said:

hapster said:

Just picked up two more bags of WGWW... Not scared

Since it's winter I'm not scared either. We have lots of open space behind our back wrought iron fence. If it were summer with all the dry grass I would be a bit frightened though.

if your scared, get a dog, lol

we have liquid sunshine here so I am asking a seriously ( the 4 pints of cabin fever aside ) how dry does it get by you that you worry?

Live in No. Cal so by September, with 4-5 months with 0 rain, i would say real dry.

Mickey · January 20

duck_hunter · January 20

gte1 said:

duck_hunter said:

gte1 said:

hapster said:

Just picked up two more bags of WGWW... Not scared

Since it's winter I'm not scared either. We have lots of open space behind our back wrought iron fence. If it were summer with all the dry grass I would be a bit frightened though.

if your scared, get a dog, lol

we have liquid sunshine here so I am asking a seriously ( the 4 pints of cabin fever aside ) how dry does it get by you that you worry?

Live in No. Cal so by September, with 4-5 months with 0 rain, i would say real dry.

If it gets too bad, drive north a few hours and you can use mine, I never even considered it to be a problem, funny how myopic our (my) view of the world is sometimes

cazzy · January 20

Am I the only one that was disappointed that there wasn't an actual fireworks show?? [-(

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