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Last edited by Johnny Booth; February 25, 2026, 09:27 AM. -
It's a fun little attachment and well made. You'll enjoy it. -
I have a PK 360, I’ll be watching this.Comment
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Cool!Comment
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This is one cooker that I have always been interested in.Comment
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Nice!
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Great choice, and great choice on Tri tip first cook.Comment
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I bought a Santa Maria attachment for my Weber Kettle. It looks cool but I have not been impressed with how it cooks. The tri-tips (Santa Maria's iconic cut of beef) that I have done have come out drier than I would like. That is a risk with direct heat cooking.
I have experimented with keeping the meat higher above the heat. That has helped, but I can get a moister and more evenly done, medium rare, tri-tip using a two zone approach in my kettle with the lid on.
I have had success grilling half chickens on the Santa Maria setup. I split the chicken in half and bake it about halfway done in the oven. I put it on a rack with a pan below to catch the fat drippings. I then finish on the grill. Getting the excess fat out prevents flame ups on the grill. You can get nice color on the chickens on the grill.Last edited by briano52; February 3, 2026, 02:26 PM.Comment
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Johhny, I was in Argentina a few years ago and saw several homemade style Asado grills using cinder blocks. Argentina produces a lot of beef, and it seemed like they eat beef about 7 days a week. They use a lot interesting savory spices and a variety of methods to cook their beef over an open fire. Post pictures of your creation. -
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"drinking and cooking" are my favorite two things to do! I built a whole outdoor kitchen just for that. Seven cookers, hot water sink, dishwasher, refrigerator, wall mount bottle opener, a warming drawer and some comfortable chairs.Last edited by briano52; February 10, 2026, 07:20 AM.
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Happy for you.
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I have been thinking of getting one for my Original PK garage sale find. I'll be watching with great interest!
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