Let's Talk BBQ
Outdoor Cooking Equipment => Grills & Smokers => Charcoal Grills => Topic started by: LostArrow on May 02, 2012, 10:31:03 PM
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My favorite way of grilling many things is smoke then sear. It's easy on a Horizonal grill, but a little harder on a kamodo.
Ground sirloin burgers ( was on sale) put on top rack with diffuser on main rack.
Smoked at225F for about 25 min , then removed diffuser & put burgers on main rack.
Opened vents , temp to 450F in a couple minutes & grilled burgers.
Next time a steak.
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Those look great LA.....they look to be about the same size when cooked up as when they started out......that is one of the benefits of smokin and searin patties!!
Didn't see any seasonings on those bad boys..........
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Burgerlicious!!!
Are those cast iron grill grates?
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Those look great LA.....they look to be about the same size when cooked up as when they started out......that is one of the benefits of smokin and searin patties!!
Didn't see any seasonings on those bad boys..........
Mixed in the meat, I use a burger press to form patties.
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Burgerlicious!!!
Are those cast iron grill grates?
Main grate cast iron.
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Burgerlicious!!!
Are those cast iron grill grates?
Main grate cast iron.
Nice! That grate will last as long or longer than the grill.
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LA, I think that 14" cast iron griddle you have would make a great heat diffuser/heat sink for that cooker.
Good looking burgers.
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Nice looking burgers LA ;)
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Great looking burgers
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LA, Such a great way to go on many types of meat. Dee