Animal-Shaped Barbeques

Animal-Shaped Barbeques FARM HOME Food Barbequeing is just a bit more fun with this pig-shaped grill that was on exhibit at the recent National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville Ky     The grill is painted pink and has a curly tail floppy ears long eyelashes and a nose with two slots in it A pail hanging under its neck collects drippings     A black grill shaped like a longhorn steer is also available      They re both just dressed-up Traeger grills which we think are the best on the market says David Eftink Double D Tractor Parts Inc Sikeston Mo Traeger grills are designed to burn wood pellets so they re fully automatic with the convenience of gas and the flavor of wood What s more by flipping a switch you can change from normal grilling to slow cooking or smoking On the smoke setting the grill delivers an even smoke to your food without having to tend the fire      Each unit is equipped with a dial-up thermostat that lets you cook at any temperature There s no way to burn your food     Here s how the Traeger grill works When you push the on switch a hot rod activates for about four minutes igniting the wood pellets in the firepot An auger automatically feeds pellets from the hopper to the firepot where convection air is added acting like a miniature forge Heat and wood smoke surround the food Drippings are channeled out of the cooking chamber into the external bucket for easy disposal     The pig grill and longhorn steer grill both sell for $1 499 apiece     Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Double D Tractor Parts Inc Hwy 62 East P O Box 1767 Sikeston MO 63801

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