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Mini Indirect
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edbro
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What does everyone use to go indirect on the mini? I see different pictures of what looks like a homemade plattesetter but I'd have no clue as to how to about it. Once somebody recommended a mini kiln shelf but when I bought it it was too big. I'm at a loss here.
Also, my perception is that the mini is very sensitive to having a full grid. I find it much harder to hold temp if the grid is 80% full than if my large was 80% full. Is is just my imagination?
I'm loving my mini but I would love to have an indirect setup.
Also, my perception is that the mini is very sensitive to having a full grid. I find it much harder to hold temp if the grid is 80% full than if my large was 80% full. Is is just my imagination?
I'm loving my mini but I would love to have an indirect setup.
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woo ring and stone from Amazon.com vendor works out great mine with both wide open holds 450 dead on or lower if closed up.
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Yes I have found the mini to be more sensitive to aving a full load of meat. I often will open the draft door a little more when I put the meat on.
Many folks use the mini kim woo
http://www.ceramicgrillstore.com/ceramicgrillstore/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72&Itemid=236
This provides a slightly raised grill and addition of an 8" pizza stone gets you indirect.
I bought an extra grid when I bought my mini and made a raised grate that sits on the regular grid. (requires the addition of 3 carriage bolts and washers).
you can kind of see it here:
and here's what I did:
when I cook indirect, I just make a tray of aluminum foil to put on the lower grid to act as a deflector between the meat and the direct heat. it works but I haven't tried to make pizza with it. -
Thanks, that looks like the way to go. Off to the dealer to order an extra grid!
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Thanks Bob! That drawing is great!Molly
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