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re: Jambalya Pot Help
Posted on 9/22/17 at 10:15 am to tiddlesmcdiddles
Posted on 9/22/17 at 10:15 am to tiddlesmcdiddles
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tiddlesmcdiddles
Where did you get your setup from?
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Do you not have a burner already for crawfish and such? You can get the pot and lid much less expensively.
I thought I read that the banjo style burners are better for jambalaya pots.
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Posted on 9/22/17 at 10:20 am to zx24
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I thought I read that the banjo style burners are better for jambalaya pots.
You are correct. Jet burners are what you want/need for a boil.
Posted on 9/22/17 at 10:26 am to zx24
I got it from Gary Matte's in Duson (on the I-10 frontage road)
I believe the entire set up was around $800-900...pricier than the options above, but I promise you will never be disappointed in this set up. you pay more for the burner/ stand but since it can handle a variety of pot sizes, you can have an arsenal of pots for 1 burner. if you notice the small 1/2" or so holes in the side, they allow you to put 2 rods across the burner to set a dutch oven on top of the burner as well.
I know Guidry's Hardware here in Lafayette also sells a similar product made by Hebert's Cajun Stove
I believe the entire set up was around $800-900...pricier than the options above, but I promise you will never be disappointed in this set up. you pay more for the burner/ stand but since it can handle a variety of pot sizes, you can have an arsenal of pots for 1 burner. if you notice the small 1/2" or so holes in the side, they allow you to put 2 rods across the burner to set a dutch oven on top of the burner as well.
I know Guidry's Hardware here in Lafayette also sells a similar product made by Hebert's Cajun Stove
Posted on 9/22/17 at 10:50 am to zx24
Banjo style is way better. Much quieter and much better heat control. Unless you're talking about giant burners, they put out more heat than a jet as well at full blast. You can flow more gas through 100 1/4" holes than you can through 1 1/4" hole.
Posted on 9/22/17 at 11:20 pm to zx24
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Where did you get your setup from?
Galvez Hardware in Prairieville has those aluminum burners that tiddles posted.
They seem nice and are very light compared to conventional jambalaya burners.
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