rod
Retired 23 years
Lmao no idea what state that is but it ain't Missouri
Our fine educational system at work again.
Lmao no idea what state that is but it ain't Missouri
Can you do a sear then a smoke, or a reverse sear on a Traeger? Just wondering.
Kentucky. Need I say more?Our fine educational system at work again.
That sure sounds like a lot of work just to cook a piece of meat. Lol.
Don't forget the Illinoisan who didn't know what flag that was. Lol.Kentucky. Need I say more?
Flag?Don't forget the Illinoisan who didn't know what flag that was. Lol.
Yeah it'll go up to about 450
It is true set it and forget it
I use the igrill Bluetooth thermometer it goes off when your meat gets to within 10 degrees of your target temp
Yeah it'll go up to about 450
It is true set it and forget it
I use the igrill Bluetooth thermometer it goes off when your meat gets to within 10 degrees of your target temp
If I want a thick steak, cooked just right, I'll put a half kiln shelf on the grate below the cooking grate. Build my fire on the open side, cook the meat to about 120º, then move it over the open coals to get the good crust, sear.
Comes off at about 130º, and is medium-rare all the way through.
The alcohol must be flowing tonight.
I use a Maverick ET-732. I can set a low and a high temp for the cooker, and a target temp for the meat. Remote receiver up to about 300'.
Not the highest tech, but I like it.
If I ever buy a BGE, I'm investing in one of the remote control fan systems to regulate the heat.
It's a squished Missouri. Look againLol! That's Iowa.
Why not?Why?
Oops. I meant state. Lol.Flag?
Flowing where? NF2?The alcohol must be flowing tonight.
That's what the big boys use to regulate heat
I knew it wasn't Missouri.Oops. I meant state. Lol.
No no it's not.It's a squished Missouri. Look again