The deflector stone is placed on the fire ring over the hot coals, protecting the food from the direct heat. The grill rack is raised with the distance piece. With indirect grilling you can cook large pieces of meat, whole fish and poultry gently on low temperatures. Gentle grilling of food in the grilling chamber at low temperatures (90-160 °C). The food grilled remains juicy and doesn’t get burnt. This is the most commonly used method with the BBQ Smokers. The pizza stone is raised with the distance piece and the MONOLITH is preheated to 300°C - 350°C. Different options exist for smoking food – smoking with wood, wood chips or wood flour. After heating the grill up, close the air regulator, thus minimising the intake of air. By adding different kinds of seasoning or spices destined for smoked food, you can change the fl avour of your meal as you wish. With this method the grill rack is placed on the fire ring over the hot coals. The food must be turned in order to be grilled from both sides.

Grilling Methods

MONOLITH grills combines all the advantages of a classical grill with those of a stone oven. Barbecue, low temperature cooking, baking, smoking… Whichever way you prepare your food, with MONOLITH grills you will always achieve perfect results. Whether you need high temperatures to grill steaks or low temperatures to cook a large piece of meat for hours, MONOLITH grills will make it happen!

Much like stone ovens, MONOLITH is also perfect for baking pizza or bread. The cooking temperature ranges from 70 °C to 400 °C.

Thanks to its high efficiency MONOLITH grills need very little energy to generate and maintain the desired temperatures. When preparing food at low temperatures, a 3-kg bag of charcoal will last you up to 24 hours. Very little oxygen is required; therefore the air movement inside the grill is extremely low. This prevents the meat from drying out and keeps it juicy.

Do you need to grill just two steaks quickly? No problem. Thanks to the chimney effect, the charcoal heats up extremely fast. Steaks are grilled at high temperatures. When the meat is ready, close the air supply openings. The grill and the fire box are very well sealed, the embers die out almost immediately and you can re-use them for your next grilling.

Direct Grilling

Direct Grilling

For this grilling method the rack is placed on the fire ring directly over the hot coals. The prepared food needs to be turned regularly in order to be grilled just right from both sides.

Smoking

Smoking

Different options exist for smoking food – smoking with wood, wood chips or wood flour. After heating the grill up, close the air regulator, thus minimising the intake of air. By adding different kinds of seasoning or spices destined for smoked food, you can change the flavour of your meal as you wish.

Indirect Grilling

Indirect Grilling

The deflector stone is placed on the fire ring protecting the food from direct heat. The grill rack is raised using the spacer. Indirect grilling takes place at low temperatures. With indirect grilling you can delicately grill large pieces of meat, fish or even a whole chicken.

Baking

Baking

The pizza stone is placed on the second tier of the rack and the MONOLITH grill is heated to 300 °C – 350 °C.