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Jambalaya pot (7-10 gallon) and burner recommendations?
Posted by SUB
on 1/28/23 at 3:42 pm
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0I’m exploring getting a big jambalaya pot. Anyone have a recommendation for a pot and stand?
I have a single jet bayou classic with a deflector shield. Will this work ok for a jambalaya pot or do I need a banjo burner?
Edit. I should add that I am in central TX, so don’t have easy access to local places that have pot and burner rigs.
I have a single jet bayou classic with a deflector shield. Will this work ok for a jambalaya pot or do I need a banjo burner?
Edit. I should add that I am in central TX, so don’t have easy access to local places that have pot and burner rigs.
This post was edited on 1/28 at 6:01 pm
re: Jambalaya pot (7-10 gallon) and burner recommendations?Posted by SwampBooty on 1/28/23 at 4:00 pm to SUB
on 1/28/23 at 4:00 pm to SUBI bought a 15 gallon setup from Gary Mattes a few years ago. They had a hell of a selection but I think a few on here get ‘em in Gonzales
re: Jambalaya pot (7-10 gallon) and burner recommendations?Posted by Tigerpaw123 
on 1/28/23 at 4:27 pm to SUB
on 1/28/23 at 4:27 pm to SUBYou really need a dedicated rig including burner, a jet burner even with deflector is just too much
Glavez hardware, Lamendolas supermarket both have a large selection and expert advice
R&R welding In Paulina has some great setups, I got my 20 gal from him and could not be happier
Glavez hardware, Lamendolas supermarket both have a large selection and expert advice
R&R welding In Paulina has some great setups, I got my 20 gal from him and could not be happier
I didn’t like any of the new pots that are on the market because the insides are very rough. I went to several antique shops around Lafayette and New Orleans and found a really old one that was well seasoned and had a very smooth inside. I paid more than new but it pays off.
re: Jambalaya pot (7-10 gallon) and burner recommendations?Posted by Tigerpaw123 on 1/28/23 at 6:54 pm to Boston911
on 1/28/23 at 6:54 pm to Boston911You are correct about the smoothness of an old pot, if you can find one go for it, but with enough use the new ones smooth out as well
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