Bull Preheating?

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Start date Aug 13, 2020

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If the cook requires a temperature for example 350F. How long to you let it sit at that temp once the grill hits that temp?

Mastertech59

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DT Seg said:
If the cook requires a temperature for example 350F. How long to you let it sit at that temp once the grill hits that temp?

5 to 10 minutes is more than plenty enough time.

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As long what I am cooking is prepped and ready to go, once the grill is up to temp I put it on and get to cookin’.

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