New Egg and Egger. I did 2.5lbs of bacon and now have these steaks on. Temp is 300 but was staying at 250 until I opened the bottom halfway and top about quarter. Am I not putting enough lump or what am I doing wrong?

by Noles2424

11 Comments

  1. Ckn-bns-jns

    I always fill my basket up unless I’m doing something really low like jerky, then I use a charcoal divider in the basket for a smaller fire.

    When I do longer low temp cooks I’ll go above the basket.

  2. Techienickie

    why do you have the heat deflector on it? you’re basically baking your steaks

  3. Nice picks on the steaks. I’m still learning how to perfect my routine a year out of having the egg, but it is well worth it

  4. docbasset

    More lump, more air, remove the heat deflector.

    Always fill the fire bowl all the way to the top – you can reuse what you don’t burn.

    Adjust the top / bottom vents in small increments to learn where they need to be for various temps.

  5. cleancutmetalguy

    Get rid of the plate. Thing should easily get to 600-700

  6. DamnRedhead

    Yeah you need a lot more charcoal… I usually go above the basket. Don’t worry it generally won’t go to waste. Also consider putting a pan on top of your conveggtor so it doesn’t get too nasty. Egg on!

    I will say I always reverse sear at 225 til 115 internal with the deflector then sear. Comes out perfect.

  7. TheOne_TheyCall_Ovy

    The fire ring looks to be upside as well.

  8. Huge-Wheel-4428

    You can cook your steaks to the internal temp you desire and then do a reverse sear at 600-700F by removing the platesetter.

  9. buddha2490

    The best seasoning for steak is burnt charcoal. Lose the deflector and crank up the fire.

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