I'm getting familiar with my new M1 grill. Decided to cook 4 extra thick pork steaks and I want to see how the Slow & Sear would fit and work on this grill. Why not? 
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Here's the M1 new off the truck. -
Pic of the truck & everything! Great rig!
Why not? I say yes!Comment
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Nice!Comment
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Lookin' gooood!Comment
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Nice unit. Enjoy !!!Comment
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I've used the SnS extensively and what I've discovered is it's not so much a rigidly and narrowly-conceived device but it's a device built around a concept that tends to work well in most cookers - 2-zone cooking has been recognized as optimal for cooking going back far longer than outdoor cooking burst on the scene - think about cooking stew stove-top and then covering the cast-iron pot and moving into an oven to finish the dish. The SnS concept can be applied to an overwhelming majority of outdoor cookers because it is engineered to draw a hard-line between the 2 cooking zones.
The fact that ABCBBQ customizes its concept to a huge variety of cooking devices pretty much guarantees long-term success for the company from my perspective.
The SnS perfects the direct-indirect paradigm. Then, at least as it pertains to the Weber Kettle, it turns a device that was never designed for low/slow into one hell of a nice smoker. The Smokenator pioneered this and developed a cult-like following, a nice internet presence, etc. Incredibly the SnS is a better (in terms of ease of use and less baby-sitting) conversion kit from kettle-to-smoker accessory than the Smokenator and it is the best 2-zone cooker accessory that I'm aware of and that is something the Smokenator isn't even capable of.Comment
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Nice looking addition!Comment
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Nice cooker setup. The selection builds.Comment
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Please share your M1 experience on our review page: https://amazingribs.com/grill-smoker...-smoker-reviewComment
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Very nice!Comment
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