zueth Well-known member Messages 113 Grill(s) owned Bull Feb 5, 2022 #1 I have read about people using a pizza stone on heat deflector for low and slow. Has anybody done this and if so what pizza stone did you use?
I have read about people using a pizza stone on heat deflector for low and slow. Has anybody done this and if so what pizza stone did you use?
Newb Well-known member Messages 202 Location Springboro, Ohio Grill(s) owned Stampede Feb 6, 2022 #2 What’s the goal? Thermal inertia to recover temp when you open the lid? You could also use fire bricks.
What’s the goal? Thermal inertia to recover temp when you open the lid? You could also use fire bricks.
zueth Well-known member Messages 113 Grill(s) owned Bull Feb 6, 2022 #3 The goal is that the bullseye is best for hot and fast and it doesn’t cook indirect like my RT 700 but if I have a small cook and want to cook low and slow I have heard this helps big time.
The goal is that the bullseye is best for hot and fast and it doesn’t cook indirect like my RT 700 but if I have a small cook and want to cook low and slow I have heard this helps big time.
K kstone113 Well-known member Messages 427 Grill(s) owned BullBullseye Feb 7, 2022 #4 I suggest this.... https://smokeware.com/products/new-stainless-steel-drip-pan?variant=29741561413704 I have this for my bullseye. I have only used a few times but this is better in my opinion.
I suggest this.... https://smokeware.com/products/new-stainless-steel-drip-pan?variant=29741561413704 I have this for my bullseye. I have only used a few times but this is better in my opinion.
Ericbc7 Active member Messages 28 Location Jamestown,ND Feb 12, 2022 #6 This is the one I use, it’s quite thick and fairly large. Cucina pro https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005CXD02A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 I let it come up to temperature slowly to prevent thermal shock and possible cracking.
This is the one I use, it’s quite thick and fairly large. Cucina pro https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005CXD02A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 I let it come up to temperature slowly to prevent thermal shock and possible cracking.