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I don’t do a lot of outdoor cooking and have been using a traditional gas grill for as long as I’ve been cooking. Currently once a week is about average and it is usually steaks, burgers or chicken. I recently tried a pork butt low and slow and it turned out ok. Workbrecentky bought a Green Mountain Grill and I have used it a couple times and like it. Further, I’ve been feeling the desire to start doing more “low and slow bbq” type things. So, that being the basis I’m Now considering a Rectec Bullseye. I only want one outdoor cooking device so whatever I get will replace the gas grill too. No room for both. That fact is why I am leaning towards the Bullseye as it seems to be a hybrid design that can do high heat grilling for steaks but also capable of lower temps for quasi-smoking. Any experience with this unit? The Camp Chef Woodwind looks great too with the pellet feeder plus the gas searing box, but at $900, it’s not gonna happen. The last thought I had was a box style gas smoker (since I have 3 propane cylinders)... how do these work? I’m pretty sure you can’t get a good sear on a steak with one of these, right? | ||
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