The Weber barbecue line of grills offers the kettle type variety of barbecues. Kettle types are distinguished from open barbecue for their full lid and wheels.
This means a kettle type Weber barbecue can be moved to any location that is convenient for you. These barbecue grills are useful for many types of cooking, whether slow cooked dishes or grilling meats and vegetables.
Kettle barbecues work the same way as the wood fire ovens of the old days. During the initial stage, there is a huge amount of heat generated, with the temperature dropping slowly and gradually during the remainder of the barbecue. This gives you a crispy golden brown dish that is tender and flavorful on the inside.
To get the taste of true charbroiled barbecue, you can throw in a handful of wood chips. Flavor can vary depending on the kind of wood you use, be it cherry, maple, apple, or chicory.
Weber kettle barbecue types have a dome shaped lid with a strategically positioned vent that will replicate the kind of flavor you find in wood smoked barbecues.
Compact and convenient, they are best for people who own small to medium sized decks, verandas, or patios in their backyard. They can also be brought along on camping trips and weekend get-away at the beach.
To use a Weber barbecue kettle-type grill, a lighting time of half an hour to 40 minutes will ensure an even and thorough heat for 2 hours of roasting. A Weber barbecue is sturdy and reliable, and will last as long as two decades with proper use.
One of it many advantages include its mobility, easy storage, adaptable construction, and easy maintenance, not to mention the tender consistency it adds to any barbecued dish.