I have read a lot of good things about the Green Mountain Grills, you should check them out.
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Grill or smoker?
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Hi Leon!
I have an MES 40 Watt-burner for all my Smoking, and a Gas Grill for My Grilling.
I'm not into Modding anything that I feel does a fine job without it, so my MES is the same as it was when I got it out of the Box it came in, and it does a Fantastic Job.
Oh--I also have a "Smokey Joe" which I use if I have to have that Charcoal flavor once in awhile.
Bear
I have an MES 40 Watt-burner for all my Smoking, and a Gas Grill for My Grilling.
I'm not into Modding anything that I feel does a fine job without it, so my MES is the same as it was when I got it out of the Box it came in, and it does a Fantastic Job.
Oh--I also have a "Smokey Joe" which I use if I have to have that Charcoal flavor once in awhile.
Bear
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Your budget matters here. There are pellet smokers that can sear as high as 1000 deg and smoke great food. A more economical route that some do is get a cheaper pellet smoker AND a kettle for searing. The camp chef woodwind is another economical solution but I don’t know your budget
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