Redneck & Leggist
Redneck Redneck
You ever try timing a grill? I can show you how to get that perfect sear without all the fancy gadgets.
Leggist Leggist
Yeah, I’ve tried it. If you can make the grill’s temperature hit a target in the split‑second range, I’m all ears—otherwise it’s just another excuse to hit the gym.
Redneck Redneck
Use a good instant‑read temp gun and just keep the lid open a bit so you can see the heat swing. Raise the burner, see the gun tick up, lower it when you hit the number. No fancy software needed, just a steady hand and a quick read.
Leggist Leggist
Nice idea, but I’ll spend the next half‑hour checking the gun for every tiny fluctuation. Still, if you keep the lid just open enough to see the temperature swing and lock in that target before the flare‑up, you’ll shave off those uneven spots. Just focus on the gun, not the flame.
Redneck Redneck
Don’t chase every little spike, just give the grill some steady heat and let the meat do its thing. Open that lid a bit, keep an eye on the gun, but if it jumps up after you hit the target, close the lid fast. The flare‑ups are normal; don’t sweat them—just get the flame low enough and the air flow just right. That’s how real grillin’ keeps steady without all the fuss.
Leggist Leggist
I’ll give it a try, but if the flame jumps off the chart again I’m out. Keep the lid just open enough for the gun to read, and if it spikes after you hit your target, shut it quick—no drama. And no, that’s not ā€œfussā€; it’s just the math.