More MCS temptation...

[Uncle Bob]

In your journey to emulate a professional restaurant style kitchen on your patio you just gotta have a salamander. No kitchen is complete without one.

Some of us follow The Flattop King on YT and recently he's being sponsored by a company that produces a home size device that provides close to commercial salamander performance. It's from an outfit called Bighorn Outdoors. Here's a vid of him showing a few uses; (10) I’m loving my new toy #cooking #steak - YouTube . Here's a link to the company product web page; 1500F Portable Grill | Infrared Steak & Pizza Oven. If you've got the itch to have one they have a coupon link on the page for $91 discount, but the Flattop King also has a promo code that will get you a few dollars more off the price: TFTK95 . It's almost Christmas and every little boy or girl in you wants more toys so step up! (yeah, I love helping others spend their money).

[RonB]

Thanks a bunch.

[Uncle Bob]

I'm here for ya bud....

[DavidNorcross]

Never heard of these folks. They offer a lot of really useful stuff at good prices. Thanks for sharing...I think.

[Johnny Booth]

Perfect steak in 5 minutes without charcoal, or covering everything with grease. Impressive even if limited in versatility.

[Uncle Bob]

Having viewed the video I have a different perspective.

[tstalafuse]

Speaking of More MCS... I came across an older post you made in the RecTeq forum from 2020 regarding pellet grill inserts for a searing station. Just wondering if you had any thoughts on the Smoke Daddy searing station for pellet grills? I am looking at this because my GMG is having flame out issues during longer cooks (done everything short of changing out the control board), but it seems to have no problems with short cooks, so it would be used for burgers/steaks/dogs/brats/etc (cheaper than the Recteq Bullseye)..

ttps://smokedaddyinc.com/product/the-universal-sear-daddy-pellet-grill-searing-station/

[Uncle Bob]

Rather than a searing station it was probably the griddle insert device (forget who made it) basically a funnel from the fire pot to the bottom of a flat plate. Looking at the device you linked that looks to get it's heat from the fire pot and uses lava rock for heat retention and drippings burns. I have no experience with that style device.