Do you use it on the jen air without the grates in place or with the grates?
800178
I'm using it on a kitchenaid Gas 5 burner on top of the grates, it is alway on the cook top and use it almost daily
800179
I use with the grates. It is heavy enough to use without. It is heavy and cast Iron.
2013468
I have a Jenn Air range (wouldn't recommend that product) but I use the pan on that stove (gas/propane). I usually use it for low heat cooking like Paella, etc. I also have a portable induction burner and it works fine on that also.
433659
Well I have used both methods but I prefer using the lid. However, I do unlock the lid and slightly shift it so that there is a little air vent. Hope that helps !!!!!!
1038711
The $8.99 grates on Chargriller.com (the uncoated raw ones) didn't exactly fit the duo model grill correctly. The duo, has has small notices in on the rail that the grates sit on which all three grates must fit between (they are meant to make sure they don't slide around and separate). In my case, the raw grates were just a little bit too wide. This also required the removal of the warming rack (which I never really used anyway).On top of that, this rack is not a raw uncoated rack, but is actually enameled. These are more comparable to the Porcelain Grates with 1 notch sold on Chargriller.com. Hope that helps. The $8.99 grates on Chargriller.com (the uncoated raw ones) didn't exactly fit the duo model grill correctly. The duo, has has small notices in on the rail that the grates sit on which all three grates must fit between (they are meant to make sure they don't slide around and separate). In my case, the raw grates were just a little bit too wide. This also required the removal of the warming rack (which I never really used anyway).On top of that, this rack is not a raw uncoated rack, but is actually enameled. These are more comparable to the Porcelain Grates with 1 notch sold on... » Read More The $8.99 grates on Chargriller.com (the uncoated raw ones) didn't exactly fit the duo model grill correctly. The duo, has has small notices in on the rail that the grates sit on which all three grates must fit between (they are meant to make sure they don't slide around and separate). In my case, the raw grates were just a little bit too wide. This also required the removal of the warming rack (which I never really used anyway).On top of that, this rack is not a raw uncoated rack, but is actually enameled. These are more comparable to the Porcelain Grates with 1 notch sold on Chargriller.com. Hope that helps. « Show Less
66746
There is a small cup on the base of the unit for grease. The cooking surface (grill grate) and reflective pan can be removed. I would NOT recommend this grill. The grate sits directly on the coils. Think there MUST be some supports for the grill missing but just haven't had time to purse it.
598025
The grill is built so that the grilling surface itself covers the burners. However you should remove the grill to clean it. If you don't, you can splatter onto the burners. However if that does happen just run over the burners with a green scrubby and they'll be fine.Have had this for a while, use it all the time. It works great.
1598318
I would only use as directed. (we have a gas oven)We have had it on the bottom rack (we have 3 racks) for several months now with no problem setting trays on top of it.
250076
they are talkin about seasoning the grill grate, it is included in the directions that came with the grill, basically your going to put vegitable oil on the grates and heat them in your oven or I suppose you can do it on your grill some how the oil soaks into the grates while they heat and help prevent them from rustin up later on.
779075
There is a slight angle for both sides. (Grill and flat grill) After grilling, I use a small paint brush with a little water to clean off and push the excess into the drop pan. Easy to clean.
598026
Cannot help with this question. We seldom cook directly on the grates on any type of grill...rather in aluminum or baking pans. Mostly from the standpoint is that burning grease healthy for you and secondly, what a mess to clean up. Again, this is a great grill, quick to heat up, and gets food to the correct internal temp fast.
1134415
sorry to say that is common withe these types of grills. green egg included. the easiest thing to do is coat with pam and then burn the grates every use. thats not fixing the problem it just cleans them. It's like having cast iron pans. you could bring them inside every use but that may be a hassle. sorry about the issu. :(
1567537
No, I take the top of the cage apart once a week to wash the grate.very light and easy to do tho.
524090
I would say go with the cast iron, because that is what I have and it works very well. I bought a griddle and a regular new grate for my grill (both sides were old and very rusted and gross), and I must say that I am happy with both sides. Only thing that I don't care for is that it is made in China.
907912
Spray the grates with vegetable oil and fire up the grill.The grates will be fine.This is the best grill I've ever owned. Tonight,I grilled corn,onions,baby back ribs and hamburgers.I love it.
423870
I use a damp paper towel when I turn off the grill. Works really well for me!
2158467
You set your pan or skillet directly on the raised cross wind baffles above each burner. No need for a grate.
1945755
My grates also move when I clean them. Any BBQ grill usually has a small space for movement, otherwise you wouldn't be able to take them out to clean, etc because they would be too snug.