naysjp
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Let's do a little something and everyone cook a meal on their cowboy grills and show a picture.
Plow Disc Cooking
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Well the thing to do is, pack your cooler, load the family or a few friends up and start a mini road trip. Drive around the back roads and stop in on some farms and introduce yourselves, one of them is bound to have a few you can pick up.
I’ve done a few times over the years and it’s a lot of fun.
Those of you using the coleman single burner with these, how are you securing the burner under the stove?
Just some flat steel bar (I had 1-5” wide), bend it 90 degrees, drill a hole and weld a nut (since it’s too thin to tap). Made it wide enough to accommodate any type of single stove burner.
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I’ve found this little fish fryer burner to work absolutely perfect for plow skillets for under $40, Super stable.
It throws out 58,000 btu
It throws out 58,000 btu
For you guys cooking on these discs, you should look into getting a “Sous Vide” cooker for home. I think the two are a perfect match. We cook up steaks, chicken, shrimp, fish all on the rare side in the Sous vide, then freeze them and finish them on the disc. If you’ve tried to cook thick cuts of meat on the disc you’ll appreciate the Sous vide also. We were out again this past weekend and had burgers, shrimp, and steak with a bunch of veggies with each. Awesome. After you get a dome for your disc a Sous vide should be on your list.
Awesome! I’ve been wanting a Sous Vide cooker for a while now. I’ve been watching “Sous Vide everything” on YouTube. Great stuff on there.
naysjp
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Some people use a horse shoe welded under the disc. I use a paella burner on legs. I just burned mine off last week using the paella burner and instead of the hot spot being in the middle, mine does a ring burn so I think it will be a bit more easy to cook on instead of the hot spot in the middle.
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From last weekend cooking breakfast on my 22" Angel Fire Southwest Discada in the background.
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C’mon guys, there is no such thing as a “plow disc” it’s either a plow or a disc. True, I’m a bit a-/- retentive but not let’s slaughter the definition of things.. here are plows, an old walk behind drawn by horse, mule or oxen, and two modern plows, an enormous 6 bottom reversible plow and a smaller two bottom plow to be drawn by a smaller tractor.. LOL 
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Look up a Disk Harrow, it is a piece of plowing equipment that we use to till the farms and bring up unwanted roots and weeds before planting our crops. Some of the discs are perfectly round, while the ones we use here since it is rocky have teeth that end up wearing down into a circle. Just a little lesson on where the Plow Disc comes from, its name fits. No butchering here.
Or you can order a 22" carbon steel wok WITH handles for $60 on Amazon and spend rest of your time actually cooking on it....
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We always plowed then disced. Harrows had discs but I’d never seen the two terms intertwined. Plow, Disc, Harrow, ( spring tooth or disc) .. sometimes there was a disc in front of the plow for cutting the soil, that disc was not concave/convex and it may have been called a plow disc. Then again, I’ve been out of farming for 40 years, things change I suppose.
For those of you having difficulty sourcing disc blades, Agri Supply will have anything you want. Freight does add up on these things, but not to the degree that they are no longer reasonably priced. I built one 25 years ago (or more) before disc cooking was cool.
Here you go: Plain Disc Harrow Blades, Disc Blades, Disc Harrow | Agri Supply
Here you go: Plain Disc Harrow Blades, Disc Blades, Disc Harrow | Agri Supply
If you’re considering getting it from Agrisupply consider their disc cooker. $30 and it’s plenty big. Handles are useful also.
www.agrisupply.com
BBQ Dish Disc Blade, 22
Agri Supply carries the Carolina Cooker BBQ Disc Blade, sometimes called a discada or cowboy wok. The 22 inch steel surface is great for use outside.
Yep, although I prefer it not to have handles, they take up space.If you’re considering getting it from Agrisupply consider their disc cooker. $30 and it’s plenty big. Handles are useful also.
BBQ Dish Disc Blade, 22
Agri Supply carries the Carolina Cooker BBQ Disc Blade, sometimes called a discada or cowboy wok. The 22 inch steel surface is great for use outside.
A pair of vise grips is how I have always handled mine. Even still, if you want one and can't weld, you can always remove the handles and it's still a fair deal.
I've never worked in agriculture but I'm pretty sure a plough/plow comes in different forms... including a disc.
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I’ve been enlightened, never knew those sort of plows existed.. what will those Indians think of next?
Used to drive an old Cat D2 and "disk" fields as a kid. Plows, harrows, rollers and disks were all different tools. But, if you step back 100 yards, it all kinda' blurs into the same thing don't it?
It doesn't matter what it really was called. People are now calling it a plow disk cooker and you're not going to be able to fight the tide.
-jim lee
It doesn't matter what it really was called. People are now calling it a plow disk cooker and you're not going to be able to fight the tide.
-jim lee
