Whether you're a true Kamado master or just a beginner, you've probably heard of the magical technique called indirect grilling on a Kamado. This method opens the door to a world of culinary possibilities and allows you to prepare the most juicy, flavorful dishes. In this article, we'll delve deeper into indirect grilling, discuss its benefits, and reveal some secrets to getting the most out of this technique.
What is indirect grilling on a Kamado?
Indirect grilling on a Kamado is a technique in which you do not place the food directly above the charcoal, but away from the direct radiant heat. The secret behind this method lies in the use of tools such as a plate setter or heat deflector, which act as a barrier between the charcoal and the food. This ensures that the heat is evenly distributed and that you can cook large pieces of meat, such as pulled pork, slowly and evenly without burning them.
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