Mike
Oklahoma City
22.5 Generic (gettin ready to be dismantle for the Drum) Kettle Grill
Weber 22.5 Performer
GOSM 3405gw
Boomer Sooner Drum
Maverick ET-732
Various Cast Iron Skillets and Dutch Ovens
A-MAZE-N 6X6 Smoker
DDD showed a joint where they were cooking on one. I didn't care for the appearance of the meat. Looked boiled almost to me. I never tried it so can't comment on the flavor.
I have two!! I was gonna post about it when I get my new computer and could take some pics. I love, love, love them. I got two because I wanted one for hot and one for cold. I placed one in the oven at 400F for about 30 minutes and then cooked thin strips of filet mignon on it. It picks up the salt flavor really well. Kept the heat really well. I've seen it used on top of a gas burner with a "lift". I use the other one for cheeses or desserts I wanna keep really cold. You can put it in the fridge or freezer. I want to get an electric griddle to keep the hot one on. I highly recommend them and will post pictures in use as soon as I get up and running with the new Gateway.
I'm in on this one, , ,I'm more about the seafood with it though, seared ahi, scallops, shrimp, ect. folks been cooking on or encrusted with salt for a long time. It's a technique, it's not just a condiment
Hmmm. Sooo... how do you wash it? Or just heat it clean? I dunno. Altho I AM gonna order some of that salt to use.
Web site said to wipe with a damp cloth only, no soap or running water. It is salt, , ,so I'm thinkin nuthin should be able to set up camp and make babies
I wiped mine down with a damp cloth and then a dry one. It is antimicrobial so no worries about critters. I'm thinking about buying another one to smoke. No kidding, if it would pick up the smoke flavor then use it for whatever else you wanted to that would be awesome. What I really liked about this thing was people were able to sit at my bar with this thing in front of them and have appetizers and a drink while I was finishing dinner.
I have two!! I was gonna post about it when I get my new computer and could take some pics. I love, love, love them. I got two because I wanted one for hot and one for cold. I placed one in the oven at 400F for about 30 minutes and then cooked thin strips of filet mignon on it. It picks up the salt flavor really well. Kept the heat really well. I've seen it used on top of a gas burner with a "lift". I use the other one for cheeses or desserts I wanna keep really cold. You can put it in the fridge or freezer. I want to get an electric griddle to keep the hot one on. I highly recommend them and will post pictures in use as soon as I get up and running with the new Gateway.
squirrel i would love to see yours in action i am very interested in these..
I'm in on this one, , ,I'm more about the seafood with it though, seared ahi, scallops, shrimp, ect. folks been cooking on or encrusted with salt for a long time. It's a technique, it's not just a condiment
this is what i was thinking of doing with it too seafood.....
thanks for the link they are cheaper than the orignal link i had....
Mike
Oklahoma City
22.5 Generic (gettin ready to be dismantle for the Drum) Kettle Grill
Weber 22.5 Performer
GOSM 3405gw
Boomer Sooner Drum
Maverick ET-732
Various Cast Iron Skillets and Dutch Ovens
A-MAZE-N 6X6 Smoker
I wiped mine down with a damp cloth and then a dry one. It is antimicrobial so no worries about critters. I'm thinking about buying another one to smoke. No kidding, if it would pick up the smoke flavor then use it for whatever else you wanted to that would be awesome. What I really liked about this thing was people were able to sit at my bar with this thing in front of them and have appetizers and a drink while I was finishing dinner.
so how long will it keep cooking?
sigpicbrinkman pitmaster deluxe
members mark upright propane smoker
kingsford bbq
23"weber kettle
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