a bunch of guys here rave about them (I think they make knock offs) but I'd just never used or seen them used. Sounds cool to me. I like stuff. It would be cool to somehow attach a durable thermo to the grate.
teedubbya wrote:
For some reason, they are really easy to fall in love with.
One of the other things about them is that they are party grills. You can get a ton of food on them because with a little bit of work with the poker, you can get even heat over basically the entire grill surface.
I think they actually started out as very large cookers, and trailer cookers, stuff like 4 foot by 6 foot grills and then eventually got scaled down to residential sizes.
Plus, they have this really nifty curled meat hook built from a golf club just for flipping stuff over that's way over on the other side of the grill.
I just got back from a week in the mountains at the family cabin, and everytime we go there, we cook our steaks using coals from the campfire.
Nothing better . . .
jetblasted wrote:
Do you pull the coals out and put them in a grill?
