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I use 1/2 milk and 1/2 water in making my grits. Always creamier than just using water. And rinse the pot out asap or the stuff will set up like concrete
I've had both. The PK grill is perfect for several steaks, hamburgers and the like. It's too small for smoker use. But it's built like a tank and will last forever.
The 560 and it's bigger brothers have better control over the heat/smoke and don't require as much tending to. If you go that...
With the exception of the prep of the tortillas (I dip into oil) that's the identical way of our prep at home. I like to put a little ground jalapeno or chipotle powder in the sauce for extra flavor and will also sprinkle cotija cheese on top when taking the enchiladas out of the oven for color
Smokefire owner for almost 3 years now. Your statement about SF known for fires is somewhat misleading. Anytime you have a grease accumulation due to lack of cleaning of ANY grill you have the possibility of a fire. These things don't just erupt into a fireball at anytime.
Very easy to clean. The white plastic shroud comes off and I had one of those small dish brushes to clean out the 'teeth" Plastic gears on the opposite end (which you get some replacement gears in case one strips out) wash out just as easy, and I just shook the rinse water off and then wiped...
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