I put the drip pan on the lower grate to act as an indirect shield then out tromp king on top grate. Slice meat off stick, baste meat on stick with marinade, let sliced meat cook in trompo king tray below in its juices. When it’s time to slice the next layer you remove meat from tray, slice, baste, repeat
I've bought and used this, even though I have a serious library of KK coconut charcoal. This has more flavor, reminds me of the best roadside grilling on my trip to Thailand. Try a box, no matter what, then you can form your own opinion where it belongs in the firmament. It's worth a try:
Pok Pok Thaan Thai Style Charcoal
Lovely looking buns Mac. I may have purchased one of these this week?? https://skippygrainmills.com.au/schnitzer-vario-stainless-steel-hopper.html Found it on Gumtree. It’s harder than it should be sourcing whole grains here.... considering we are one of the worlds largest supplier of wheat and other cereals. Fishing this weekend so may dust it off next weekend. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Buz, have you or anyone else considered putting the Trompo King into the KK double bottom drip pan? I would assume this way you could cut off meat as it cooks and ensure it doesn’t burn. Maybe if you leave the cut meat in the pan it would overcook though. I’ve never used a spit so I’m just brainstorming here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
2nd Robert. You have an air leak somewhere. I shut mine down when I bring in the food and by the time I'm done cleaning up after dinner, the fire is out. I typically look for a 100F drop in dome temperature.