If it is nice and thick, sous vide for an hour at your preferred temp (53?) and then bang it on a weber chimney starter full of coals to sear it.
This do you?
If it is nice and thick, sous vide for an hour at your preferred temp (53?) and then bang it on a weber chimney starter full of coals to sear it.
This do you?
Yarp. I use the central bit from my weber gas gril that you remove to use one of their addons as it sits nice and heavy on there. That looks a bit tippy!
yep I could do with something better on top
I take this out of my gas grill but you can buy replacements, nice and heavy and gets hot as you like for sear marks:
https://www.wowbbq.co.uk/product/we...Sxq3WdvAi3e29HkykPvTii7QO-HkQgHxoCsdwQAvD_BwE