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  • How hot is the surface of a ceramic grill?

    How hot is the surface of a ceramic grill?

      Ceramic roasters are known for their ability to hold heat, and one of the benefits of this feature is that the outside of ceramic cookware will not get as hot as the outside of metal cookware. Unfortunately, overzealous owners and dealers sometimes claim that the outside of their ceramic ...
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  • Leg of Lamb with Chimichurri

    Instructions 01 In a small bowl, whisk together the ingredients for your marinade.   INGREDIENTS 6 cloves garlic, minced 1 shallot, minced 1 sprig fresh rosemary, finely chopped 1/2 cup olive oil 1/4 cup lemon juice 1 tablespoon kosher salt 1 teaspoon black pepper, medium g...
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  • Grilled Cheese-Cheese Burger

        These Burgers are out of control! Pretty much a cheese stuffed and topped burger between 2 grilled cheeses…. Introducing the soon to be infamous Grilled Cheese, Cheese Burger! Please Enjoy Chef Eric Gephart Instructions 01 Make burger sauce by combining the thousand island d...
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  • Does the sample package strong enough

    Does the sample package strong enough

    We can assure you of it,firstly,we’ll use 7 layers wallen papers to pack,then use the wooden case to reinforce.It is packed outside again to protect it. To protect it from damage caused by external forces.So don’t worry,it’s very well packaged !
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  • What’s the delivery time once order placed? 

    In the slack season, orders should be finished and ready for shipment in 20 days. And for the peak season, it all depends on production shcedule. You can advise us what’s the expected arrival day, then we can negotiate with our product department.
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  • Can I Use Ceramic Cookers In Cold Weather?

    Most definitely. While those metal cooker owners are busy rigging up insulation, wind blocks and who knows what else, you can use a ceramic cooker in the coldest of weather. The ceramic insulates the fire from the cold and allows you to cook without having to resort to other fixes. Charco...
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  • Can I Use Ceramic Cookers In The Rain?

    Yes. Ceramic cookers work great in the rain. Cold rain pouring down on hot ceramic will not in any way damage your cooker. In a real downpour, you may need to fashion some sort of protection over the top vent to prevent water from entering the cooker, but rain shouldn’t stop you fro...
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  • What Methods Are There For Lighting My Cooker?

    Probably far more than you would imagine. Here, in no particular order, is a list that is probably not exhaustive.   Gelled alcohol starter such as that sold by Sterno. 90% or above isopropyl alcohol and a paper towel. Vegetable oil and a paper towel. Vegetable oil and newspaper. Newspaper....
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  • Why Kamado Crazing

    “Crazing” is caused by the different rates at which the ceramic & glazed elements cool during the manufacturing process of the Kamado BBQ and nothing to be concerned about. It will slightly alter the aesthetic looks of the BBQ, & some will show it more than others, but will not have a det...
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  • Why People Like Outdoor Barbecue

    Why People Like Outdoor Barbecue

    First of all, the freedom of the environment: eating barbecue outdoors is not as constrained as eating in a hotel, the sense of space is also stronger, open environment, everyone seems to be more real, like this environment, conversation is more relaxed. Secondly, the barbecue is indeed very tas...
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  • Ceramic Charcoal Cooker Temperature Control Hints and Tips

    Ceramic Charcoal Cooker Temperature Control Hints and Tips

    Introduction One of the first things you must realize in using a ceramic cooker fired with charcoal is that you can’t just dial in a temperature. You can’t turn a knob up to raise the temperature and you can’t just turn a knob down to lower the temperature. There are several thi...
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  • How Long Can I Cook On A Single Load Of Charcoal?

    If, for example, you load up a large Auplex kamado so that the charcoal comes halfway up the fire ring, and if you use ordinary hardwood lump charcoal, you will find that you can cook at low temperatures for 30-40 hours. Yes, we said HOURS! We personally have cooked pork butts for 20 hours and st...
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