There is a nice stainless grill you can get around here at Lowe's.
It's about the right size for two people, and it folds up nicely to
store while not in use.
It goes by the name BBQ Grillware, you can get on:
The Cobb seems like a great idea, but I already got my infra-grill. It cooks like blazes.
I did Salmon and it was a bit too done..my first attempt. This is the hottest 'lil ole grill I have ever used.
It cleaned up great afterwards running it on high for 3-4 minutes to burn off the extra droppings.
Looking forward to grilling at Cloudland Canyon next weekend!
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Several years ago I bought a Magma Marine Grill-Gas Bar-B-Q/Stove from WestMarine for my sailboat but never used it. Sold the sailboat but kept the grill. I am using it now with my Airstream. It doubles as a grill or as a stove to cook on. With shore legs mounting it works great. Magma sells a wok that fits it that is large enough to cook for a party.
Features: • High tech stainless steel radiant burner plate and dome system allows use as a BBQ, stove, or oven. • Perfect even heat distribution as a BBQ, direct open flame cooking as a stove. • Fully double lined stainless steel lower bowl. • Quick release valve lock allowing safe, easy fuel change while cooking. • Uses standard disposable propane cylinders or adapts to bottle systems
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Jerry Greenlee
Louisville, Ky
2004 Airstream Classic 31'
2004 Dodge Ram Quad 2500
I just bought the BBQ Grilware from Lowe's for $88.00. It is a neat little grill, however Lowe's has a bad shipment with bad regulators, so if you get one call the 800 # and they will check it by serial # and send you a new regulator by UPS.
I just got back from a weeks vacation. Took my new Weber Baby-Q with me. Needless to say I was quite impressed. Cooked everything from filets to Italian sausage. No flare ups no issues. It cooks extremely fast. We picked ours up at Linens & Things here in St. Louis. All their grills were 25% off. My Q was the last one in stock at the store and was in an open carton. They discounted it another 20%. My bottom line price was $77.
Jack
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Jack Canavera
STL Mo. AIR #56
'04 Classic 30' S.O.,'03 GMC Savana 2500,'08 Vespa GTS 250
After reading the posts here I ordered two of the Frontgate portable stainless steel grills for our trailer and my mother's motorhome.
They were in fine condition but warn against cooking with the lid closed. So forget it. Why does a grill have a heavy and obvious lid like that if it can't be closed? I sent them back right away. I'm going with the little $50 Weber that gets such good reviews. Simpler and smaller than the Q, I think.
Tom
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I sent them back right away. I'm going with the little $50 Weber that gets such good reviews. Simpler and smaller than the Q, I think.
Tom
On of the nice things about the Baby-Q and its big brother Q is the fact that you don't need lava rock. I keep the grill in the van and nothing was worse than the rattle of the rocks in my old grill and the need to rearange them after a drive.
Jack
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Jack Canavera
STL Mo. AIR #56
'04 Classic 30' S.O.,'03 GMC Savana 2500,'08 Vespa GTS 250
"They were in fine condition but warn against cooking with the lid closed. So forget it. Why does a grill have a heavy and obvious lid like that if it can't be closed? I sent them back right away.
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I have that grill, and the reason is that it gets amazingly hot. I cooked on low and it did a quick job of it on salmon, burgers, and sausages.
Quite a burner. Nothing wrong with it for our usage. Got lots of complimets on the looks also. Kind of matches the airstream.
By the way I used the slat portion upside down...if you have this grill it is meant to go with the little v sections up.
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Just bought the Weber Q. Love it. We will but a "T" in our propane line to use the Trailer Propane. Weber has done a great job making a product that is portable. The Q fits in a duffel that has wheels on the bottom. The folding stand puts the Q at "regular" height.
Pork, have you cooked whole chicken yet? I am not sure what Weber is talking about when the cookbook says to use a roasting rack?
Thanks ,
Abe
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1976 Overlander "Spirit"
2005 Suburban w/q-steer
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