Let's Talk BBQ
Outdoor Cooking Equipment => Grills & Smokers => Gas Grills => Topic started by: nepas on August 03, 2013, 10:46:13 AM
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Doing some brats for my wife dinner tonight and tomorrow.
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Oh yeah getting happy.
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Have the dial at lowest setting even. This lil guy gets hot fast.
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Ready
(http://i868.photobucket.com/albums/ab242/nepas1/2013%20butts/gtgbratz.jpg)
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Yes that grill gets real hot. I use one on my Big Easy and it hits over 500F without a lid.
Those brats look real good Rick!
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Looks like i gotta small learning curve with IR
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I think this is the first of many good cooks :)
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Looks like i gotta small learning curve with IR
Not much of a curve but you do need to get use to the temps.
But being an INFARED addict that's easy for me to say ;)
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Brats look great!!! Nice cook on the little grill! Don
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Looks like i gotta small learning curve with IR
Not much of a curve but you do need to get use to the temps.
But being an INFARED addict that's easy for me to say ;)
Thanks for helping OBIWONINFAREDONE ;D
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Nice looking brats - looks like a good choice.
Does the burn-in of the grates indicate the heat pattern? Have you tried an IR gun to see the variations? Would be interesting for planning cooks - e.g. moving food around to let it get exposed to the high heat then sit at lower heat as other parts grill. Just looks like the pattern could be a clue.