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The Primo Grill Offers A Kamado Style Cooking Option

Today’s kamado grills are an adaptation of the popular Japanese earthenware urn kamados that date back over 3,000 years. This cooker can be used as a smoker, oven or grill, made of ceramic and is fuelled by charcoal.

They are easy to start in any weather conditions and need very little fuel. This is due to the insulation offered by the design. Ceramics are well insulated and radiate heat at a constant even level.  This allows them to hold heat at a very high temperature. This translates to needing less charcoal and oxygen, therefore, minimising airflow out of the chimney. The meat that comes out of a kamado is like nothing you have ever tasted. The reason for this is when meat gradually heats up, the juices slowly begin to evaporate due to the airflow.  Because ceramic cookers have very low airflow the meat retains far more moisture.

What makes a Primo different?

The quality of materials sets Primo apart. They are made from the finest ceramic blend to promote premium heat and moisture retention. Ceramic is widely held as being more efficient than metal BBQs.  Ceramic BBQs draw less air to maintain the heat source.  Primo grills can maintain temperatures up to and beyond 400 degrees. This will enable you to reach the optimum heat need for outstanding steaks. The versatility with ceramic is such that it can also maintain a low slow heat at 93 degrees for more than 30 hours. Can you imagine how tender a piece of meat would taste cooked that slowly for that long?

Primo BBQs reach a cooking temperature in as little as 15 minutes.  All you need to do is light a primo fire lighter and add it to your natural lump charcoal. Lighter fluid is not required.  When is cooking is finished, simply shut the airflow off and the fire will suffocate itself. Your charcoal will be able to be used again for your next BBQ. Natural lump charcoal produces far less ash than briquettes resulting in less cleaning time. The heat of your Primo will burn any grease build up like that of a self-cleaning oven. The outside of the BBQ can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

Thanks to superior design and quality materials, Primo grills are 60% more efficient than other competing grills on the market. They burn less fuel, reach required cooking temperatures faster and allow far less moisture to escape.  This results in quicker cooking times and juicier more delicious food.

How to Smoke on a Primo Grill

Place Primo charcoal lumps in a mound in the cooker. Light one Primo Quick light, place it near the draft door and light it. If you light the charcoal in many different areas, you won’t be able to maintain a very low heat. Then leave the draft door fully open for the next 5-7 minutes. If you are using flavoured wood chunks to infuse the meat, wrap them in foil (so they don’t catch and burn quickly) and place 2 or 3 on the top of the charcoal mound. At this point add the heat deflector plates. Add a drip tray on top. Place the grills plates on top of the drip tray. Now slide the door on the top vent of the unit open as well as the draft door located near the bottom of the unit. Within around 10 minutes the cooker should be at approximately 400 degrees. You need the initial heat of the vessel to be high so it heat washes the charcoal. At this point close the top vent. This vent also has a daisy wheel on it. Open that about one-third of the way. Then close the draft door. Not completely though.  Leave it open about a 1cm. After about 25 minutes this will have an even temperature of about 100 degrees. Perfect for smoking or slow cooking.

Primo Grill Models Primo Oval XL loaded

Primo Grill Models

Primo Oval XL loaded

This member of the Primo family is not only user-friendly but one of the most versatile BBQ grills on the market. Everything is included in the loaded package to get you started:

  • Pizza Stone
  • Searing grate
  • Deflector plates
  • Iron driver
  • Bag of charcoal
  • Box of quick lights and ash tool

This Primo grill can maintain temperatures ranging from 80 degrees all the way to 400 + degrees.  This makes it versatile enough for slow cooking or smoking a roast at low heat or it can be heated to a high temp to get that perfectly seared steak. The Primo Oval XL also offers the option of cooking delicious wood-fired pizzas. The Primo Oval XL is easy to light, easy to operate, with little to no clean up required.

Specifications

  • 47 x 63.5 cm cooking grid (expandable to 5350 cm2)
  • Weight 87 kg Primo Oval XL
Primo Grill Models - Primo Oval Junior 200 with Cart

Primo Grill Models

Primo Oval Junior 200 with Cart

This Primo Jr grill can maintain temperatures ranging from 95 degrees to 400+ degrees. So you can cook your favourite piece of meat low and slow or easily cook a roast for those unexpected guests. You will also be able to cook your steak to chef’s perfection. With the help of the pizza stone, you will also be known as the best pizza chef in town. Cleaning the Jr is just as easy as cleaning all the other Primo grills.

This is also a very easy to use and multifaceted BBQ grill. Just as with the Primo Oval XL loaded, there are inclusions with the Jr to get you started the minute you get your cooker home. These include:

  • Pizza Stone
  • Searing grate
  • Deflector plates
  • Iron driver
  • Bag of charcoal
  • Box of quick lights and ash tool
  • Cast iron firebox divider
  • Lower drip pan racks

Specifications

  • Cooking grid 34.3 x 47 cm
  • Weight 50 kg
Primo Grill Models - Primo Kamado

Primo Grill Models

Primo Kamado

Traditionally Kamado is a cooking method with a rounded grill. It is a ceramic structure that is made from premium grade ceramics. This type of material gives superior heat and moisture retention. It is easy to light and operate with little to no clean up required. Included with your Primo Kamado is:

  • Cradle with side tables
  • Ash tool
  • Grill Lifter
  • Pizza stone
  • Deflector plate

Specifications

  • 1800 cm2 cooking grid
  • Weight 64 kg

Primo Accessories

The right accessories will become the icing on the cake of your fantastic new Primo cooker. Accessories available include:

  • Australian spotted gum table
  • Heavy duty cart with folding side shelves
  • Ceramic heat deflector plates
  • Cast iron firebox divider
  • Ash tool and grill lifter
  • Pizza stone
  • Charcoal
  • Smoking wood chips

Primo Charcoal

Using natural lump charcoal your food will be more flavoursome and have no chemical taste. Primo also offers the ability to add wood chips such as hickory, mesquite, apple, pecan, etc to add even more taste to your food.

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Primo Grill Recipe

Garlic and Cinnamon Pork Loin Chops

Ingredients:

  • Pork loin chops
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • Ground Cinnamon
  • Garlic Powder

Setup

  • Set Grill for direct cooking (no heat deflector plates) and heat to 230 degrees

Preparation

  • Season both sides of Pork Loin Chops to taste with a mixture of salt, pepper, garlic powder and cinnamon.

Cooking

  • Grill over direct heat 230 degrees for seven minutes a side. The ideal internal temperature of pork loin chop is 71 degrees.

Primo Grill Recipe

Leg of Lamb

Ingredients:

  • 2-3 kg leg of lamb, bone in
  • Pepper
  • Salt
  • 5 cloves garlic
  • Rosemary

Setup

  • Set Grill for indirect cooking (use heat deflector plates) and heat to 175 degrees

Preparation

  • Season Lamb with fresh cracked pepper (to taste), salt (to taste), chopped garlic and rosemary. Use butchers twine and tie the leg to hold it’s shaped.

Cooking

  • Place the lamb directly on grill over indirect heat (350(f) / 175(c)) for approx. one hour. No need to flip while cooking. Ideal internal temp is 140(f) /60 (c) for medium rare and 150(f) / 65 (c) for well done.
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