A grill that lasts longer and is more heavy duty is made from a truck wheel. It is deep; the slots let in air. Get one at a car junk/parts yard. You need a welder to make it some legs. Saw these in Uganda. (3 replies, last updated by jayt90 February 22, 2009)

Can anyone recommend a heavy duty nutcracker for shelling black walnuts, or offer any tips on how to remove the hulls and shells? I have a friend in MN who has lots of black walnuts dropping from his trees, but just throws them... (12 replies, last updated by bigmackdaddy October 17, 2006)

A friend needs to replace the scrubbers she uses to clean her sugarhouse evaporator. They’re squares of stainless mesh about the size of those flat green scrubber things, but MUCH more heavy-duty. Someone told her they have... (6 replies, last updated by byrd April 18, 2006)

First, a big thanks to everyone on this list who posts all the good eats on Maui. Now, for my short review. I never did get to have a BBQ with my chef friend, however, I got a lot of recommendations from him, got to eat at his... (6 replies, last updated by Bill Hunt June 20, 2009)

What’s your favorite ways to fresh heavy cream from the farm? The kind that really focuses on heavy cream and not just have it mixed into soup? (49 replies, last updated by chef chicklet October 6, 2008)

on the grill-wash, core and cut up a head of green cabbage. Wrap it up in heavy foil(or double) dotted with butter and salted and pepper. I put it on the grill as soon as I light it and let it stay on the entire time I’m... (24 replies, last updated by Heidi Claire June 18, 2003)

Gee, I wish I had gotten to Green St Grill before the changes. I went for the first time last Friday so I have nothing to compare my experience with; however, I was wondering if my visit is the norm. We were seated and looked... (3 replies, last updated by MC Slim JB June 17, 2005)

time coming up with some appetizers that are light and not heavy. I don’t want everyone loading up on apps before the dinner. The only appetizer I’m sure of is Shrimp tail—I serve it every Christmas. So...can... (18 replies, last updated by lexpatti December 19, 2008)

'd suggest: - A fresh green salad - Grilled veggies - Crudettes and a light dip - Fruit salad (or fruit on skewers and a yogurt-based dip) Enjoy your visit! (13 replies, last updated by kirgirl May 19, 2007)

down. They also have a 5 year warranty on their gaskets. The auto-hinge with the GD is very impressive! It is THICK heavy duty stainless steel and its a weight assist instead of just a locking mechanism like the BGE. Here are a... (0 replies, last updated by texaschef64 November 23, 2009)

on their gaskets. The auto-hinge with the GD is very impressive! It is THICK heavy duty stainless steel and its a weight assist instead of just a locking mechanism like the BGE. Here are a few LINKS about the Infinity series and... (0 replies, last updated by texaschef64 November 23, 2009)

on their gaskets. The auto-hinge with the GD is very impressive! It is THICK heavy duty stainless steel and its a weight assist instead of just a locking mechanism like the BGE. Here are a few LINKS about the Infinity series and... (0 replies, last updated by texaschef64 November 23, 2009)

on their gaskets. The auto-hinge with the GD is very impressive! It is THICK heavy duty stainless steel and its a weight assist instead of just a locking mechanism like the BGE. Here are a few LINKS about the Infinity series and... (0 replies, last updated by texaschef64 November 23, 2009)

I have jury duty starting Tuesday (for 30 days!) at the Courthouse on Spring near the 110 (Criminal Court?). I was wondering, if it is possible to make it to Langers, eat and get back – either by driving or taking the Red... (33 replies, last updated by WildSwede June 5, 2006)

As you specifically ask for Japanese BBQ, and not Korean, I will suggest Gyu Kaku, which I always enjoy. The quality is wonderful, many choices of meats/chicken/fish to grill, wonderful veggie selections and much more,... (24 replies, last updated by cheesecustard June 26, 2007)