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racerdave

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  1. Slow and Sear is the name of the grill insert. Not used as a reverse sear on butts, etc, just steaks, or quick cooks.. When using it for slow smoke, you only light some coals and let the rest catch slowly for a long cook, For searing a full load of coals is lit, when they are dumped into the chamber they are all in a high pile then and very hot for searing. For my 2 smokes so far I lit about a dozen coals in the corner. when ready then close to a unlit full chimney, maybe 3/4 fills the chamber for the long cook. Maintained 200-250 temp for 10+ hours without adding any coals, on a Maverick grill probe temp, with coals left to go if needed
  2. I can't figure out how to add one?
  3. I've used the Slow and Sear twice now. One pork butt and 2 racks of St Louis ribs. both came out very good. I forgot to take pics. Just a few chunks of wood on the coals go a long way. Next I want to smoke a 4# turkey breast, and then a thick ribeye reverse sear. Has anyone here done that? http://www.abcbarbecue.com/stea
  4. Can't argue with what works
  5. Bi metal temp gauge in the lid is not what to go by. You need a probe at cooking grate level to see what temp you are cooking at.
  6. Thanks. All cookings are different but just wondering for reference
  7. Around how many hours in?
  8. I plan my first cook on it to be a Butterball Turkey breast that is 4#'s. Any thoughts on time length?
  9. CKF, In the 10 hrs for your pork cook did you add coals? How much?
  10. I just ordered a Slow and Sear for my Weber kettle yesterday. http://www.abcbarbecue.com/
  11. CKF do you have good luck with the c ring coal setup?
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