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    Shane Lewis
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    Is it unwise to consider roasting coffee beans in the same BBQ that I use for grilling meat? I’m expecting the answer is “yes,” but figured it was worth asking folks here. I’d love to be able to roast my own beans, but I have no room for another grill.
    -Dave

    #4348
    Shane Lewis
    Keymaster

    Hey Dave,
    just stumbled across your post here, not sure why only now I got a notice you responded. I think it’s absolutely realistic. RK roasters at various roasting guilds have beat the Probat’s and Ambex’s of the world in terms of quality, so I have every reason to believe given the right technique you will be very happy with the results.
    -Shane

    #4349
    Shane Lewis
    Keymaster

    Thanks, Shane. Greatly appreciate your quick reply. I’m now cautiously optimistic 🙂

    My grill (a built-in 36in DCS) allows me to remove all the grilling elements (grates, ceramic rods, etc), so maybe I can minimize the food odors by getting all that stuff out before roasting. I’m not a hard-core purist, but I’ve been using roasted coffee from Sweet Maria’s for a while. They’re only 30min from our house, so we tend to get pretty fresh roasts. My goal is to replicate their Liquid Amber roast at home and save a few bucks. Do you think this is a realistic goal?

    Thanks again,
    -Dave

    #10738
    Lola Lewis
    Participant

    Hi Dave, did you succeed with it? That’s just a pure curiosity.

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