A culinary technique involves preparing a specific cut of meat using a ceramic kamado-style cooker. The method focuses on leveraging the cooker’s heat retention and temperature control to produce a tender and flavorful dish. An example of this is using a preparation guide designed to cook a lean cut of pork to a safe internal temperature while maintaining moisture.
This cooking approach allows for consistent results, minimal temperature fluctuations, and imparts a unique smoky flavor. Historically, kamado-style cookers were used for a variety of cooking methods, but have become increasingly popular for achieving restaurant-quality results in home cooking due to their versatility and efficiency.