Smoked some ribs and grilled some skewers.

I did snake method and it lasts 3 hours at the smallest airflow I could manage and it hovered between 250 and 300 on a pretty windy day.

For grilling I'm used to having a hot zone and a warm zone for searing stuff like chicken and veggies and letting them finish in the warm zone.

Challenge with the slow'n sear is that you get a nice small hot zone and a COLD zone so I had to roast offset to make sure the thighs were cooked through.

Definitely good for smoking, but especially if I'm grilling for a larger party I'll take it out.

by grumpsuarus

4 Comments

  1. Christy-Cooking

    I got one 7 years ago when I bought my first kettle, I rarely take it out😊

  2. TheSilentBob614

    I cook everything offset with mine. I can get the temp to stay around 225 for 6 hours with it.

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