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I never gave these things much thought but select Lowes had them on sale for under $200 with the veteran discount. More drunken fun than a person should be allowed: ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/56pVdlZ.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/eYcqlOn.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/fu8miXC.jpg)
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Ping pong balls for the win.
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I have a 4 burner Camp Chef.
It crazy how much food you can crank out in nothing flat.
They are great.
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Jim got a griddle for my camp chef too, those blackstones are slick though
Ping pong balls for the win.
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I'll bet it would be just the ticket for pancakes and sausage, too!
Mighty tasty looking food in those pictures.
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I really like my Blackstone.
Gonna do some burgers on mine tonight
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Those self contained ones are nice. Im just to much of a cheap fugger to get it one. Biggest one I got. Called the Big Daddy. Incase your camp needs one. https://www.greenfieldproducts.com/skillets/![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/VLhWnN2F/B3-DED411-E454-49-E0-98-F6-AD8-D62-C8-FC98.jpg)
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Jim got a griddle for my camp chef too, those blackstones are slick though Mines a stand alone unit. Called a Flat Top Grill. The thing is so seasoned now that you cant stick an egg to it if you tried. The food comes off so clean and free of carbonized bits...its amazing.
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That’s an awesome setup! What’s cooking there? Eggs, linquica and potatoes?
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I haven't made a burger on my BGE since I bought the Blackstone. I most likely won't either.
Know fat, know flavor. No fat, no flavor.
I tried going vegan, but then realized it was a big missed steak.
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New 2,
Don’t be one upping my schit!
LOL
Nice setup.
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I have a 4 burner Camp Chef.
It crazy how much food you can crank out in nothing flat.
They are great. I was contemplating a griddle for my Camp Chef believe it or not. But this thing was so cheap I decided against it for the patio.
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This is the kind of setup I would prefer. For cooking goat guts in Guatemala.
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I haven't made a burger on my BGE since I bought the Blackstone. I most likely won't either. 4 realz, brah. Are Blackstone legit? I know nothing about them but this griddle and burners seem solid. No complaints.
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I know Tikkanut loves his blackstone !
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The blackstone are great. I have the pit boss griddle and my brother has the black stone. Both are nice.
Smash burgers, Philly cheesesteaks, grilled cheese, tacos, fajitas it’s endless.
Be sure to keep an eye on the grease catch. They can fill up quickly when your cooking large amounts of delicious food.
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This is the kind of setup I would prefer. For cooking goat guts in Guatemala. The crunchy colon polyps are the best part.
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That’s an awesome setup! What’s cooking there? Eggs, linquica and potatoes? Lockford Dakota Brats.
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Sweet setups guys! Used the typical two burner stoves for car camping for years then decided to give the 17" Blackstone griddle (single burner) a try...game changer. Coleman 425 two burner stove now is on coffee pot duty.
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Sweet setups guys! Used the typical two burner stoves for car camping for years then decided to give the 17" Blackstone griddle (single burner) a try...game changer. Coleman 425 two burner stove now is on coffee pot duty. Is that the tabletop style?
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![[Linked Image from encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com]](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSCH6MSk2Bf3GJQT6I-Lmq9j0WR1BsUzcru3qEiwcjL6nwJ9uI0_7n_S8nTQPJROuDDOsU_IKB3gswc-g&usqp=CAU.jpeg) This is what I have. Its too heavy to move....the smaller Blackstone units would be cool for camping or what not.
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I’m a brokedick, black stone coming up👍😂 ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/sfP7yQbM/25-E3-A082-50-FE-46-EE-A4-F2-409-BEEB602-A9.jpg) image hosting
Ping pong balls for the win.
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![[Linked Image from ]]( https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSCH6MSk2Bf3GJQT6I-Lmq9j0WR1BsUzcru3qEiwcjL6nwJ9uI0_7n_S8nTQPJROuDDOsU_IKB3gswc-g&usqp=CAU.jpeg) This is what I have. Its too heavy to move....the smaller Blackstone units would be cool for camping or what not. Nice. Camp Chef 600much better than the Blackstone.
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Jim got a griddle for my camp chef too, those blackstones are slick though Mines a stand alone unit. Called a Flat Top Grill. The thing is so seasoned now that you cant stick an egg to it if you tried. The food comes off so clean and free of carbonized bits...its amazing. I bet it make the best Indian tacos in the county.
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Sweet setups guys! Used the typical two burner stoves for car camping for years then decided to give the 17" Blackstone griddle (single burner) a try...game changer. Coleman 425 two burner stove now is on coffee pot duty. Is that the tabletop style? Yup…very portable tabletop style. Adventure series I believe. https://blackstoneproducts.com/collections/griddles/products/adventure-ready-17-tabletop-griddle
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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Your wife treats you pretty well.
Nice frying pans, fellas!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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Your wife treats you pretty well.
Nice frying pans, fellas!
I wonder if they work on seal blubber.
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That doesn’t get cooked. It’s like sushi, sashimi, siracha, whatever!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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That doesn’t get cooked. It’s like sushi, sashimi, siracha, whatever!
I musta been thinking of fish heads.
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There ya go. Soup stock. Good stuff!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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I’ve got a three burner camp chef tundra with a griddle that covers all three burners… creating a big ass flat top cooktop
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Jim got a griddle for my camp chef too, those blackstones are slick though Mines a stand alone unit. Called a Flat Top Grill. The thing is so seasoned now that you cant stick an egg to it if you tried. The food comes off so clean and free of carbonized bits...its amazing. I bet it make the best Indian tacos in the county. But wait! There's more! ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/elAKPok.jpg)
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Ok fug, I need to go buy one now.
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That looks great Jim.
I looked at the camp chef before I got the Blackstone. The camp chef is a cut above, definitely better made.
I got the Blackstone because between a sale and a discount it was cheap and I can be a tightass. Its been great so far though.
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I’m gonna make shrimp today.
LOL
Looks good.
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I never gave these things much thought but select Lowes had them on sale for under $200 with the veteran discount. More drunken fun than a person should be allowed: Looks cool. What’s the clean up like ? 🦫
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Nothing to it.
Water and scrape.
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I need to get one. Went the halfass route a few years ago with a separate griddle to put on a burner or grill.
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We recently bought a 2 burner Camp Chef with the flat top griddle and have been happy with it. Friends of ours have the Blackstone and l had a hard time choosing between the two...
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Nothing to it.
Water and scrape. Yep. I find that if I take the time to scrape right after the food comes off....its a lot faster to get going next time.
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We have one at camp. It's handy.
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Jim got a griddle for my camp chef too, those blackstones are slick though Mines a stand alone unit. Called a Flat Top Grill. The thing is so seasoned now that you cant stick an egg to it if you tried. The food comes off so clean and free of carbonized bits...its amazing. I bet it make the best Indian tacos in the county. But wait! There's more! Rippa Jim !!!
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Finishing the smoked pork bellies; ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/JZBq35q.jpg) 
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I would also recommend the natural gas conversion if possible. ![[Linked Image from thumbs4.imagebam.com]](https://thumbs4.imagebam.com/a3/43/8c/ME19M0S_t.jpeg)
Know fat, know flavor. No fat, no flavor.
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I would also recommend the natural gas conversion if possible. That's a great move.
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I agree, but being rural, not an option for us.
Would love nothing more, than a gas range !
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I would also recommend the natural gas conversion if possible. Which one is that? My brother runs natural gas to his Weber and was asking about natural gas griddles to go with it.
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Finishing the smoked pork bellies; Nice.
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Bought a 36 inch Black Stone about 6 weeks ago. Three weeks later we gave our gas grill away. Wife might love it even more than I do. Can fry up a mess of fried taters with very little mess to clean up. Makes the best smashed burgers ever. Should of bought one decades ago when we used to RV camp often.
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Bought a 36 inch Black Stone about 6 weeks ago. Three weeks later we gave our gas grill away. Wife might love it even more than I do. Can fry up a mess of fried taters with very little mess to clean up. Makes the best smashed burgers ever. Should of bought one decades ago when we used to RV camp often. Yeah they are insanely handy/fun. Last night a did a pound of shrimp, then combined that with some leftover dirty rice from the night before. Browned it all up. Good God. The girls devoured that schit. Fajita's are no joke on this thing either.
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I would also recommend the natural gas conversion if possible. Which one is that? My brother runs natural gas to his Weber and was asking about natural gas griddles to go with it. It's the 36" Blackstone. They sell a kit on line that has the new orifices and supply hose. Seems like it was about $45.00 and took maybe 30 minutes to install. Here's the kit. https://blackstoneproducts.com/collections/accessories/products/natural-gas-conversion-kit
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Nothing to it.
Water and scrape. is that coated or just plain steel? i use one of these and love it. very even heating. but of course it requires electric griddle
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A friend of mine has a bit smaller version. He cooks steaks on it to very favorable reviews. He doesn't use butter or oil, he uses lard.
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Nothing to it.
Water and scrape. is that coated or just plain steel? i use one of these and love it. very even heating. but of course it requires electric griddleIt’s rolled steel but I seasoned the hell out of it before I used it.
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A friend of mine has a bit smaller version. He cooks steaks on it to very favorable reviews. He doesn't use butter or oil, he uses lard. Once it’s seasoned you can use whatever the dish requires. No different than cast iron.
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I believe the lard is just a preference.
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Bacon grease mostly on mine !
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I’m kind of surprised people would dump a gas grill for one.
I can see where it would be great for some stuff, but past burgers can you cook steak and chicken breasts on it ?
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Yep, you sure can !
Super hard sear the steaks & move them to a lesser heat zone, to finish.
Chicken breast, medium heat is your friend.
Damned thing is seasoned so well, you can do eggs, pancakes, veges, basically what ever you want.
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What do you use to put weight on the meat to keep it down or smash the burgers ?
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One thing I have not seen mentioned are Cubano sandwiches. They are only second to the burgers IMO. And it's also a killer way to use up leftover pulled pork.
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Cuban sandwiches are tasty for sure.
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i run the flat top at our church fundraisers. its fun but hectic. at camp i use my presto and two fry babies and run a regular open air Mels Diner on family weekends. bacon, eggs, pancakes, french toast, taters, hash, etc. looking forward to next weekend. all cooking will be done in the pavillion or on the fire.
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I put Grill Grates on my gas grill. The nifty thing is that if you turn them over (when they're cold, you moron...) they become a griddle. Uber handy for things like salmon and veggies. Not quite a "flattop" like you'd find at a genuine diner, but damn close. For your cooking pleasure... LINK
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What do you use to put weight on the meat to keep it down or smash the burgers ?
Not sure why, but when we make smash burgers on the Blackstone they cook evenly and do not swell up and get thick in the middle like they do on a gas grilll.
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I just use a big assed spatula-turner.
Its probably 5 or six inches across.
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thanks I was thinking about finding a grill with half griddle, and the rest grill…. I didn’t get what you meant by Grill Grates - they are Griddles that go on a Grill. Cool ! I put Grill Grates on my gas grill. The nifty thing is that if you turn them over (when they're cold, you moron...) they become a griddle. Uber handy for things like salmon and veggies. Not quite a "flattop" like you'd find at a genuine diner, but damn close. For your cooking pleasure... LINK
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Did you go to the link? Grill Grates are replacement grates that go on a grill (duh) and have raised ribs on one side but flat on the other. They're one step short of black magic in how well they cook.
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Yep…. It would probably have been better if you had posted a picture
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Rock Those grills are the hizzy fo shizzy. Been meaning to get pair. I put Grill Grates on my gas grill. The nifty thing is that if you turn them over (when they're cold, you moron...) they become a griddle. Uber handy for things like salmon and veggies. Not quite a "flattop" like you'd find at a genuine diner, but damn close. For your cooking pleasure... LINK
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I use Grill Grates in every competition I cook because they provide pretty grill marks, but I rarely use them at home. I have also cooked a bunch of burgers and brats on the flat side and while good, because of the drain holes in the GG it's not the same. Not even close. Just my opinion after cooking on both.
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One thing I have not seen mentioned are Cubano sandwiches. They are only second to the burgers IMO. And it's also a killer way to use up leftover pulled pork. Foe show. One of my favorite things to make. I created my own version. It’s more white/better.
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What do you change up? About the only thing not authentic when I do them is the bread mainly because there's no Cuban bakeries in my part of the country. I also see some made with brown or whole grain mustard, but I'm a yellow mustard guy.
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This is the kind of setup I would prefer. For cooking goat guts in Guatemala. The crunchy colon polyps are the best part. Well, I was hungry
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What do you change up? About the only thing not authentic when I do them is the bread mainly because there's no Cuban bakeries in my part of the country. I also see some made with brown or whole grain mustard, but I'm a yellow mustard guy. I use Cuban or Media Noche bread. Just kinda depends how drunk I am. Pork tenderloin. Pickles (I'm pretty specific about the brand and type) and beet horseradish. It's been a huge success every time and I've made them for a wide range of demographics. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/sMDo7zB.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/xWqMxEh.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/YCbVqU4.jpg)
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You can do whatever variation of course but the horseradish and tenderloin seem to be loved by all. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/hgi6f3g.jpg)
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Damn I’ve never seen beet horseradish..
Will def check that out
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Damn I’ve never seen beet horseradish..
Will def check that out That pic is the white version. Euro-trash stores are usually a LOT more flavorful. But it is delicious.
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I’ll keep mg eyes peeled. Does it have some kick?
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Flave..I went looking for the same BlackStone Griddle you bought the day you posted....Everywhere out of stock on backorder.
Last night I checked again...Bingo, winner-winner, chicken dinner. Back in stock @ $206 bucks delivered. Delivers Wednesday.
I bought some grill accessories package for $32 bucks. Spatch, cleaning tools, a couple of squeeze bottles for IDKW just yet and a round bowl type cover to place over maybe something with cheese on it to melt.
Question....I’ve seen short order cooks use a squeeze bottle filled with what looked like water and one with melted butter?
They squirt the hash browns, I think.....What’s in the bottles, and what’s the secret, if any, for good grilling.
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Looks good to me! I'm also in the never heard of beet horseradish crowd.
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Question....I’ve seen short order cooks use a squeeze bottle filled with what looked like water and one with melted butter?
They squirt the hash browns, I think.....What’s in the bottles, and what’s the secret, if any, for good grilling.
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Most of the time they will have one with clarified butter, one with oil and one with water for steaming.
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Flave..I went looking for the same BlackStone Griddle you bought the day you posted....Everywhere out of stock on backorder.
Last night I checked again...Bingo, winner-winner, chicken dinner. Back in stock @ $206 bucks delivered. Delivers Wednesday.
I bought some grill accessories package for $32 bucks. Spatch, cleaning tools, a couple of squeeze bottles for IDKW just yet and a round bowl type cover to place over maybe something with cheese on it to melt.
Question....I’ve seen short order cooks use a squeeze bottle filled with what looked like water and one with melted butter?
They squirt the hash browns, I think.....What’s in the bottles, and what’s the secret, if any, for good grilling.
🦫 Most common is vegetable oil and water. The water helps break schit free, the oil is what you cook with. Those are just starters. You can use whatever. Except the water. You'll always need a bottle of water on a griddle like these.
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Looks good to me! I'm also in the never heard of beet horseradish crowd. Oh man. It's amazing. Euro-trash versions are best.
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Water for steam. Get ya some artificial butter flavored oil, like Whirl, for the other squeeze bottle.
You'll be cranking out Waffle House quality food in no time! 😁
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Hey 'Flave, Does it hold the propane bottle up off of the ground?
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Hey 'Flave, Does it hold the propane bottle up off of the ground? Yes and it's a very simple/slick setup. None of that measuring spring loaded bullschit. Where the griddle goes, the tank goes.
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You'll be cranking out Waffle House quality food in no time! 😁
Lord willing.
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Sometimes the good lord blesses us with useful information from Flave.
Praise him !
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Sometimes?
Flave is a God.
God told Flave this. And Flave told me.
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I’ll keep mg eyes peeled. Does it have some kick? Sorry I missed this. It is usually more mild than a standard horseradish.
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Not to bust in on a pork discussion, but beet horseradish is one of the gifts of the baby Jesus. It's also easy to make at home, and you can make it less sweet and more of a sinus clearing thing, but that jarred stuff is really dang good for store bought anything. Then again, I just landed in SF and the train is full of freaks smoking pot, so maybe I'm just enjoying the contact high as the two gay guys smoking closest to me are taking a nap together on that seat. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/full/164436.jpg)
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Not to bust in on a pork discussion, but beet horseradish is one of the gifts of the baby Jesus. It's also easy to make at home, and you can make it less sweet and more of a sinus clearing thing, but that jarred stuff is really dang good for store bought anything. Then again, I just landed in SF and the train is full of freaks smoking pot, so maybe I'm just enjoying the contact high as the two gay guys smoking closest to me are taking a nap together on that seat. Godspeed buddy. Happy 4th.
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Thanks for asking, Mr Jim. I'm just getting in town and by the time this Snoop themed train arrives where I'm heading my mom will be in bed for the night, so I'll see her in the morning.
In the meantime, I sure do have the munchies... More Cubano pictures, please!
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Thank you, Deacon Flave, I hope you have a pork filled Fourth!
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Not to bust in on a pork discussion, but beet horseradish is one of the gifts of the baby Jesus. It's also easy to make at home, and you can make it less sweet and more of a sinus clearing thing, but that jarred stuff is really dang good for store bought anything. Then again, I just landed in SF and the train is full of freaks smoking pot, so maybe I'm just enjoying the contact high as the two gay guys smoking closest to me are taking a nap together on that seat. Ah good ol Bay Area Rapid Transit. Never a dull moment
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Thank you, Deacon Flave, I hope you have a pork filled Fourth! Wrapped in shellfish!
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Not to bust in on a pork discussion, but beet horseradish is one of the gifts of the baby Jesus. It's also easy to make at home, and you can make it less sweet and more of a sinus clearing thing, but that jarred stuff is really dang good for store bought anything. Then again, I just landed in SF and the train is full of freaks smoking pot, so maybe I'm just enjoying the contact high as the two gay guys smoking closest to me are taking a nap together on that seat. Ah good ol Bay Area Rapid Transit. Never a dull moment Beware cops bearing tasers.
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The griddle didn’t arrive in time for 4th of July cooking needs, but, still happy. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/RCsSwWBp/BF8-D02-FD-16-B9-4-B80-A3-A5-CE09153-CA738.jpg) 🦫
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Fuuck, I gotta get one! 😂😂
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The griddle didn’t arrive in time for 4th of July cooking needs, but, still happy. 🦫 Congrats. You're gonna love it.
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Damn I’ve never seen beet horseradish..
Will def check that out That pic is the white version. Euro-trash stores are usually a LOT more flavorful. But it is delicious. World (Russian) Market on US1 in Hollywood, on the right heading south before you get into Hallandale. Thank me later.
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That place is pretty good but it’s not my favorite.
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Anybody tried one of these Blackstone griddles that has the air fryer?
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/medium/164994.jpg)
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) Fugk off, douche bag. LOL
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) Fugk off, douche bag. LOL Congrats on your piece of chit Chinese manufactured Warpstone, dumbazz.
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) Way to bend the information to suit your intention, retard !! ![[Linked Image from pagestudio.s3.amazonaws.com]](https://pagestudio.s3.amazonaws.com/steelmade/1ae67d4201339d65108a198adfae5087.jpg) I see considerable hot spots on this "independant" test ! It is really all about how you heat the unit & how you cook within "your" limitations ! Being that the blackstone has only 2 burners, how many were use on that steelmade ? No lying now, ya gimp !
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) Way to bend the information to suit your intention, retard !! I see considerable hot spots on this "independant" test ! It is really all about how you heat the unit & how you cook within "your" limitations ! Being that the blackstone has only 2 burners, how many were use on that steelmade ? No lying now, ya gimp ! In DumbDucks defense, the pics are not hers. They’re from the steelmade site.
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) Way to bend the information to suit your intention, retard !! I see considerable hot spots on this "independant" test ! It is really all about how you heat the unit & how you cook within "your" limitations ! Being that the blackstone has only 2 burners, how many were use on that steelmade ? No lying now, ya gimp ! Well, it was a good try, but you are either stupid, or disingenuous. You cherry picked a picture of a RANGE TOP model, on top of an ELECTRIC, 4 BURNER RANGE. (not even remotely the application I posted about)... Do YOU think it would heat unevenly on a crappy 4 burner electric range? Yea, so do I. Which is why I would never use it in that manner. In fact, having the griddle that close to the heat source is exactly why the Blacktone warps (spotty, DIRECT heat, versus more distant, indirect heat) So, thanks for making my point for me.
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Nice deflection, retard.
Typical of your type.
Stick to something that you can actually engage in logical conversation about.
You know, like your semi professional, advanced amateur wood working skills.
How did that thread work out for you, again ?
Enjoy your dessert coffee, with your friends.
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They're just "business" acquaintances, that you have to pay for, to break bread together.
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Well, I am NOT a Blackstone fan, for a number of reasons: 1) I have 2 buddies with Blackstones and they have BOTH developed warps. The heating is uneven under the cooking surface, and the thin, overseas crappy (~11 gauge) 1/8" top is prone to warping. 2) The units I used have SIGNIFICANT hot spots and cool spots and for a big load of food, requires rotating food around for an even cook. 3) Why buy another rolling unit to take up more room when there are FAR better griddle cooking alternatives that fit my needs? 4) Why spend $200+ when there are better options for half the price? Having cooked on my buddy's Blackstone, and having seen how they break in, I decided to go this route: https://steelmadeusa.com/collections/outdoor-cooking/products/flat-top-for-outdoor-grill#7 gauge (~3/16" thick), US made steel. It fits perfectly on my 5 burner pro-series Member's Mark grill. Less footprint, heavier steel, retains heat better with NO "hot spots" like those I have experienced on the Blackstones, and HALF the price. And, I can take it camping (have used it over the campfire - works great!) Way to bend the information to suit your intention, retard !! I see considerable hot spots on this "independant" test ! It is really all about how you heat the unit & how you cook within "your" limitations ! Being that the blackstone has only 2 burners, how many were use on that steelmade ? No lying now, ya gimp ! Well, it was a good try, but you are either stupid, or disingenuous. You cherry picked a picture of a RANGE TOP model, on top of an ELECTRIC, 4 BURNER RANGE. (not even remotely the application I posted about)... Do YOU think it would heat unevenly on a crappy 4 burner electric range? Yea, so do I. Which is why I would never use it in that manner. In fact, having the griddle that close to the heat source is exactly why the Blacktone warps (spotty, DIRECT heat, versus more distant, indirect heat) So, thanks for making my point for me. Looks to me the thermal image '99 posted was for a gas range as captioned in the image. Do you know if Steelmade uses integral stiffners on the underside of the their griddle? Blackstone utilizes welded angle stock on the underneath side to address warping....seems like a smart thing to do and adds considerable stiffness to the griddle plate. The thermal image Steelmade presents for a Blackstone doesn't make a lot of sense given the burner pattern (I'm seeing 8 individual burners) doesn't match their product line of either individual strip burners (their larger area surface griddles) or H-burners (their smaller surface area griddles). I guess I've used enough thermal imaging to be skeptical of pretty pictures without any other info. The color palette gradient is based on temperature resolution over the temps captured by the sensor and not absolute temps. Usually there's a gradient scale on the side of the image that tells the story.
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So if I heat my Blackstone to measure 342* in the spot shone, you willing to palm your hand down on the 77* area?
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What do you use to put weight on the meat to keep it down or smash the burgers ?
If you close the lid...they get hot. Surprise! ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/wRPELnw.jpg)
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The ultimate cooking tool that allows you to do waffle house or Denny's without leaving home. If I couldn't cook, I'd agree.
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I'll bet you can make the ultimate Smash Burger on one of those.
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Sure can Greg !!! ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/ipZ8yQd.jpg)
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Griddle time ! ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/hGRCY7R9/1-C86-B9-E4-DCFD-41-CB-96-C9-64-A175533664.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/gkf4w6Jf/8-B3-F753-F-9124-4373-BB1-E-9381-AA54354-A.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/rmF961nt/563-F83-AC-65-E9-49-E3-BF9-B-DDA15-C329876.jpg) I accidentally deleted the pic of the fresh coho salmon that was under the lid...dammit ! Found it... ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/bvLQRGyY/82018036-322-F-43-F4-B306-B0-F557282202.jpg) Flave made this meal possible ! 🦫
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Lookin' good fellas, lookin' good.
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Gonna wear down your choppers eating all that grub!
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All this talk of cooking on a Griddle, got me very interested.. My stepdaughter has a small one, but I wanted one for my house.. We all spend a lot of time there, hanging out, shooting, fishing, camping etc.. She knew more about them than I so we got one coming. Not sure the model but about 300$.. We try it out when she comes back up ... Some of you folks eat a lot of elk meat... I maybe stuck in the same boat next year ... She has a new to her 700-.270 and was shooting it very well at 200 yards.. She drew a cow elk permit for this fall and I have a couple elk licenses.. Haven't had to eat elk venison for several years.. I am afraid that is going to change.. Hope the griddle helps..
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All this talk of cooking on a Griddle, got me very interested.. My stepdaughter has a small one, but I wanted one for my house.. We all spend a lot of time there, hanging out, shooting, fishing, camping etc.. She knew more about them than I so we got one coming. Not sure the model but about 300$.. We try it out when she comes back up ... Some of you folks eat a lot of elk meat... I maybe stuck in the same boat next year ... She has a new to her 700-.270 and was shooting it very well at 200 yards.. She drew a cow elk permit for this fall and I have a couple elk licenses.. Haven't had to eat elk venison for several years.. I am afraid that is going to change.. Hope the griddle helps.. Elk Smash Burgers are awesome on the flat top! Congrats on the new griddle.
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All this talk of cooking on a Griddle, got me very interested.. My stepdaughter has a small one, but I wanted one for my house.. We all spend a lot of time there, hanging out, shooting, fishing, camping etc.. She knew more about them than I so we got one coming. Not sure the model but about 300$.. We try it out when she comes back up ... Some of you folks eat a lot of elk meat... I maybe stuck in the same boat next year ... She has a new to her 700-.270 and was shooting it very well at 200 yards.. She drew a cow elk permit for this fall and I have a couple elk licenses.. Haven't had to eat elk venison for several years.. I am afraid that is going to change.. Hope the griddle helps.. Nice on all counts, WCH.
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All this talk of cooking on a Griddle, got me very interested.. My stepdaughter has a small one, but I wanted one for my house.. We all spend a lot of time there, hanging out, shooting, fishing, camping etc.. She knew more about them than I so we got one coming. Not sure the model but about 300$.. We try it out when she comes back up ... Some of you folks eat a lot of elk meat... I maybe stuck in the same boat next year ... She has a new to her 700-.270 and was shooting it very well at 200 yards.. She drew a cow elk permit for this fall and I have a couple elk licenses.. Haven't had to eat elk venison for several years.. I am afraid that is going to change.. Hope the griddle helps.. You won't regret it Hazen !!
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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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My step daughter bought one.. I think it is 4 burners with a lid.. Not sure the model.. Taking it home soon
looks like it will be a winner.. She will mostly be using it, so she got what she wanted..
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Sorry 99's!!!! 😂  I think !
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Sorry 99's!!!! 😂 I guess, he could teach me how to get fat & look really, really unwell !
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My step daughter bought one.. I think it is 4 burners with a lid.. Not sure the model.. Taking it home soon
looks like it will be a winner.. She will mostly be using it, so she got what she wanted.. Time to get that Elk tag Hazen, I see elk smash burgers, in your future !
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Sorry 99's!!!! 😂 I think ! For sure, all in fun! The foods looked awesome btw.
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We got the griddle.. A 36" 4 burner job.. My daughter cooked bacon and pancakes on it this morning.. She told me just a second ago, tonight it is potatoes, corn, shrimp, and steak!! I think it is all on the griddle but the corn and I might be wrong on that.. She loves to cook and really loves this griddle.. Thanks for all the help!!
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