Sheltering in place has meant more cooking at home. Although we have visited our local restaurants for take-away, our last on-site dining was probably six months ago.
In a few weeks, we should receive a RECTEQ RT-590 grill. While only one size up from the smallest RECTEQ pellet grill, the RT-590 pellet smoker, as pictured above with a competition cart, is close to 220 pounds. The pellet hopper has a 30 pound (about 30 hour) capacity. Stainless steel construction is primarily responsible for the greater weight. The RT-590 is uses 304 stainless steel for the smoking chamber, heat deflector, drip pan and grates The grill also offers 592 square inches of grill space. In addition, the competition cart base adds heft as well as durability and easier maneuverability. One of the features that attracted me to this pellet grill is the PID temperature controller which can help to reduce wide temperature swings. Nonetheless, this is not an electric oven and cooking with wood and fire always brings some temperature fluctuations. The key is how quick the chamber temperature can return to the original setting. While I tend to monitor my grills - whether pellet or gas - the RT-590 includes remote WiFi control.
Stay tuned for updates on our fall pellet smoker grilling. I'm thinking about a spatchcock chicken for my first grill use.
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