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I've read many posts where people complain about London broil or worry about it being tough. Most of what I've learned about smoking has come from this site, and it has changed my understanding of BBQ. I thought I'd share how I have been doing London broil for years. I'm sure people will weigh...
Just light a few coals and let it slowly come up to temp, then start shutting the vents down before it gets to where you want it. Do not overshoot your target temp. It's harder in a kamado to bring the temp down than it is to increase it. Your best friend is practice and a bit of research on you...
Hi Mike, I don't have a BGE but have something similar from vision. The problem with ceramic cookers is catching the temp on the way up. Once you over shoot your mark it's hard to go back down. You may have an air leak that it won't stay cooler than 270. When you light it try not to start with...
There is something known as the stall and it can happen twice, I've had a butt sit at the same temp for 4.5 hours with out climbing. If time is a factor at 160 you can foil it. Usually around 140-150 you can hit a small stall the bigger one will be around 170 or so. Try doing a search on either...
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