New to the game of pellet grills. Will be curious to see how it turns outView attachment 186842View attachment 186843
Gonna be good no matter what Cole!
New to the game of pellet grills. Will be curious to see how it turns outView attachment 186842View attachment 186843
You'll have to let us know how they are. I've heard of people doing that but I've never tried it myself.
I’ve been letting it rest for 2 hours so far. It’s still covered. I will open it up maybe an hour.So how did it turn out?
Welcome too the dark side, buddy!View attachment 195025I done went and did it. Offer I could not pass up. Used three times, already “seasoned”, and I did not have to put it together, lol. Better than new by that metric. This is the 700D4E. Got it for 1/3 the price new.
Two dry brined whole chickens on the grate for my maiden voyage. Hard to fuck those up under any circumstance.
Seems to be very well made for this price point.
Just my foot in the door for now.Welcome too the dark side, buddy!
In your endeavors try a spatchcock Turkey. That’s a go to for us.Just my foot in the door for now.
Shop vac the excess out of the auger. That’s what I did.I have to say that for only having this for a few hours, it did a bang-up job on my chickens. I mean, this was as perfectly roasted/smoked chicken as I can ever manage by any means. Grilled some Naan bread at the end, too, which turned out great with just a whisp of smoke on it. This was a used item, however, barely used. I'm pretty sure I pushed more smoke in 1 1/2 hours than this thing had ever made before based on the color of the inside of the lid before I started and after I was done. Auger, fan, PID control all functioning as they should. Now that I know for certain I did not buy somebody else's problem, I'll give it a better workout. Ribs next weekend, maybe. Anxious to do a Texas style brisket. I'll give it a serious good cleaning, tighten some bolts and screws , buy some more various flavors of pellets and get down to business over the next few months. I think this is going to be a great addition to my arsenal of cooking/grilling/smoking apparatus. Not the be-all-end-all for me, but a useful, welcome addition for sure.
This model has a clean-out door to remove pellets from the hopper, but how in the world do you get pellets out of the auger if you want to toss them or change flavors?
this is what I did. mine has a "feed" button which operates the auger.Mine has a prime button. I clean the firebox out with shop vac then I empty the hopper. After I dump the hopper I just press the prime button to dump the ones in the auger into the cup. I then just scoop them out.