can you put cooked meat off the grill in it
1416116
I would say 'no'. It's more of a decorative bowl. Don't know what it's been varnished with. Love the bowl! Gayle E.
1416117
I wouldn't. I envision the finish getting damaged and possibly absorbed by the meat.
1416118
I would not put meat in it.....appears to be porous and I would think juices would be impossible to clean.
1416119
I don't know for sure. We keep fruit and such in it. Assuming you just use for serving I would guess yes.
2116865
I keep plenty of oil in my meats because this grill will dry your food out. If you want just wrap your meats in foil cook it like that.
1459808
yes, it is very easy to remove. I take mine into the kitchen sink and clean it. It is Teflon coated, so it cleans like a breeze. You can also remove the grill and use it indoors. I roasted a whole chicken indoors one day when it was raining.
2000252
Yes you can. I've used the grill for burgers, bratwurst, hot dogs, etc.. Works great and holds up to heat. Obviously it'll rust after the paint burns off, but a little WD-40 now and then allows the "hinging" to work again. (the WD-40 burns off, of course). A great grill for cooking on.
1013007
I waited until it cooled and then emptied it. You can remove the grill and if you have a receptacle like a fire pit you can empty it while they are hot. The handles have rubberized grips that get pretty warm but I use grilling mittens and I can empty it when it is hot if I have a place to put the coals. You can close all the vents and the fire will go out. Once it cools you can then re-use the charcoal.
1655310
I cooked directly on this grill. I don't know if it was the high heat or the act of burgers sitting on the metal, but the paint did come off - mostly where I cooked. I didn't notice it at the time. It wasn't until later when I cleaned the grill at home that I saw it. I have a fire ring out back. I think I'll build a good charcoal fire in it and let the grill bake a bit before I head out on my next trip. I love this grill, but yes, the paint can come off.
595503
You can, but there is no lip so grease would just run off the sides. I use cast iron skillets on my grill for meat.
623113
This product does not need to be removed....we grilled and were perfect.... nice and tender....
880863
I have cooked chicken and steaks on it. They were fine just have to watch temp as there is not a lot of space between the grill and heat source
401316
Technically you can do either. You will get better smoke if you put it under the grates directly on the heat source. You might not get enough heat above the grates to generate smoke on some grills.
1979627
No - the meat would place an undue strain on the appliance. You could probably do it .... but not for long!
690479
Haven't tried that one, but I would bet you can. Cooked alot of stuff on a similar model when in college, just never did grilled cheese!
1819530
The stainless tray comes off. I never have pre heated mine but you could put it on the top shelf of the grill or inside off to the side. I love mine and only use it to transfer cooked meats etc to the table
1864826
Yes you can, it is a great product. I love it. this grill is very good for chicken, meat and fish. it worth it to spend the money on it. It is a good investment.
1188853
Yes you can. Just make sure everything is fully cooked all the way through. I'd use a meat thermometer just to be on the safe side.
629721
You do not place the probe in the item on the grill and leave it. Just test the item and check the done condition and remove it
1711772
Sure, but you have to really preheat the lid first or you won't get nice grill marks. I find it easier just to use the ribbed skillet and turn the meat once. The lid is great for making pressed sanwiches (panini & cubans) or toasting thick slices of hearty breads.