@tomahawk66 only cooked top and bottom.
I have never sous vide anything so I can't help with that. I'm not sure what temperature you should sous vide the pinwheels too. I'm not sure there would be any advantage to sous viding first.
Your set up would work with the basket splitter as long as you don't have too many pinwheels to cook at once.
You are right, cooking direct on the lower grill. I lit the charcoal in four spots to get hot coals over a wider area. I let the KK get to about 400f but not heat soaked.
I cooked the pin wheels by feel. Since flank steak doesn't need long to cook it didn't take very long(didn't time maybe 8min or so??) . The pinwheels were about 1.25" thick.
For My challenge cook on KG site I did a Flank Steak Pinwheels. One I stuffed with ham, mushrooms, onions , bacon, cheese and spinach. The second I stuffed with shrimp, bacon, cheese, spinach.
You MacKenzie are a cooking machine. You cook up one great dish after the other. Your husband must be waiting fork in hand everyday, waiting for the next creation.
When i saw flank steak I thought "oh know i hope we're not cooking the same thing". I'm using a flank steak too but a different way.
Your entry turned out great. The colour on the emanadas is perfect and the meat is cooked to perfection.
I too had no motivation for this months challenge, to be honest I get wait till it's over.
Like Charles (CKreef) said look at the thickness of the ribs and base your cooking time on that.
I always try and buy thin pork back ribs and my cooking times are always about the same.