Trying Meathead’s steakhouse burger recipe to satisfy a long craving! Anybody else find the indirect cooking times WAAAYYY OFF? I’m only doing two half-pounders, staying true to the recipe this cook before modding anything.... but at 225 indirect on the Weber & SNS, they’ve been 30 minutes and only now about 100, flipped at 90 after 25 minutes (he recommends 10 minutes & flip, about 105), so I’m cooling a whole lot slower.... don’t mind, just wondering if anyone else ran into this?
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I've never tried that recipe but I probably wouldn't go that low no matter what. If you try it again maybe go for 275 or at the lowest 250.
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What are you using to tell its 225? The lid thermometer may not reflect grate temp. At 225, I would plan on 20-30 minutes for burgers that low.
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rickgregory , I did after maybe the first 20 minutes, decided it was way too low, let it run 270-290 for the next 30 minutes
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Regardless of the big time discrepancy, damned good burgers! Best I’ve had in a long, long time! After the first 15-20 minutes, I let the grill heat up to 270-290, still took about 50 minutes to get the burgers to 120 it (planned on taking to 140 per MH’s advice), but pulled at 120 to sear, seared to about 145, and said enough... they were awesome. Maybe just one of those oddball cooks that happen now & then? Surprised it took an hour total, twice the recipe time, but results were awesome! Had a nice reddish color, like a smoke ring, before searing!
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Next time, definitely gonna start out at 275-300, 225 is just way too low (& slow) for these burgers.... they were great, but I think the first 15-20 minutes at 225 just drug out the cook...!they didn’t dry out a bit at higher temps for the next 30 minutes. Like everything, I try to follow the recipe exactly the first time, then adjust whatever didn’t work
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