How to Cook Low & Slow on a Ceramic Grill




Chef Tom walks us through how to cook Low & Slow on a Kamado Joe Classic III. Using the SlōRoller Hyperbolic Insert, plus tips on how to build a fire, and reach your targeted temperature.

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16 replies
  1. 05subisti
    05subisti says:

    My Big Steel Keg has been a thorn in my side since I got it. I think I'll give it a try again after watching this. I haven't used it in over a year now. Even with a CyberQ I could never get the temps steady. Seeing how you lay out the lump makes me wonder/hopeful that it may have been my problem. I always just chucked it in and never left a spot for it to have a good air flow.

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  2. T Mac
    T Mac says:

    Offset junkie here but I can appreciate the ceramics. Thanks to ATBBQ crew for all your work and sharing your knowledge Chef Tom. You have really helped my game!

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  3. Untrained & Unrestrained
    Untrained & Unrestrained says:

    Great video as always! Can we get a smoking comparison to the Yoder smoker pellet grills? I don’t think there is a video on the net on that one yet. Maybe a few different cooks comparing the two. My friend and I are both trying to decide between those.

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  4. e10ization
    e10ization says:

    This is great! These ceramics look nice but I would love to see you cook on a Hasty Bake! I know they are a little lesser known smokers but they are so versatile and such innovative machines, I feel like you could do and teach a lot with them. Thanks so much for your content!

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  5. Space Magic
    Space Magic says:

    Bury your wood. Put it down first. Under the coals. Gets it burning hotter and cleaner. I use one longer (roughly 10”) chunk/split log. Burried under the coals. Just my 2 cents. Try it out.

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  6. Lazypixel1887
    Lazypixel1887 says:

    Fantastic tutorial! This is the kind of vids we need! How long would the amount of charcoal you inserted last at that rate? And how do you top up while meat is cooking? Thanks in advance

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