I have the Silver Smokey Joe Grill...Could I use these to cook vegetables on my grill? How deep is the pan?
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They are 1 1/4 inch deep. Yeah they would probably be great to cook vegetables in.
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I would not recommend it. They are thin, work great for the purpose intended, catching grease which would be cooling by the time it gets to the pan. I would use glassware designed for direct heat to do what you want to do. I have done that with beans and corn in the past. Also garden veggies like peppers and squash.
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This is a drip pan and that's what I use it for. You should invest in a basket for grilling. They are not that expensive.
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The pan is about an inch deep but it is only 7 x 5". It is used to catch the grease under the grill, not cook in it
1740940
Sorry...I found them too tiny to use and returning was more money after bad so my 2 yr old grandson uses them to cook with...he goes thru quite a performance and I respond when I taste his pretend entree! YouTube has several people who demo how to season very old rusted pitted cast iron...sorry can't be more help
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You should be able to. The grill on the side burner has two levels: raised for searing and lowered for pots and pans. I haven't used it for that purpose yet but don't see a problem. Just start out on the lowest heat and increase as needed.
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The grill will adjust to the thickness of the item that you are cooking. I have cooked steaks 1 1/2" to 2".Lois Barber
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i could not find a way to do so. the angle on them is not very steep and so the stuff does not drip off fast at all. before grilling I would take plastic spatula or something and scrape off the crusty stuff and make it relatively smooth and spray with Pam or something. the other aspect is that I had to be very careful to keep the heat on pretty low with high fat stuff like burgers or it would invariably flare up. Medium heat---&gt;always flared up with burgers.
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I have not used the pan on a grill. I would guess it would depend on how hot the grill becomes, keeping in mind the metal is thin.Good luck.
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It is not deep at all - but you can fry bacon on it - it would be ideal for a pancake size - or for hashbrowns - cut up potatoes. it would be ideal for grilled cheese sandwich. I have fried bacon on it - but I like the one's with the ridges to lift bacon out of grease....Martha Stewart has one with an orange handle that is deep and works great!!!
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I purchased one of these for my wife, but she did not like the way that fat empties into a small cup on the side (see pic: http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/media/products/slideshow/500/25331-inset01.jpg). We replaced this grill with a deep electric frying pan and a larger electric griddle, both of which we are very happy with. This grill might be quite suitable for your needs.
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This griddle fits on the Q100 cooking area. Sorry I can't give you dimensions because it is snowbound in my camper at this time. The handles of the griddle just hang off the grill.
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I do not know, but would not try it on the coils. I would put them in a little pan and put them on the grill part. Maybe put some water in the pan. Good luck.
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You don't have to buy those pans from Amazon. I use heavy duty foil on the bottom of the grill. Just make sure you punch a hole in the foil so that the grease will drip into the grease Cup.
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Yes you can use on charcoal grill. No you can put them on the rack but at low temperature and slow cook.
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The pan will probably get as hot as you want it. The problem you might have is the side burner will not take a large diameter pan because it will hit the side of the grill hood.
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Not sure if the griddle will be able to get them hot enough. These get very hot on the grill as they hold the heat under them some.
1553648
Each metal pan is about 1/3" deep .... works great for placing on a grill or in the oven to heat and keeps your food nice & hot for almost the entire meal.
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smokey joe is the smallest charcoal grill that weber makes. When you are using charcoal it is easiest and actually better to just put the chunks or chips directyly in with the charcoal. You want to wait to add the wood until you almost ready to put your food on so they do not burn up to quickly. The smoker boxes are mainly used for gas grills. If you want to use this for charcoal though this would be a little large but should still work for a smokey joe.
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Hi Barbara, you would need to look for a double-burner griddle pan or a double-burner grill pan. They are a rectangle shape and fit over both the burners and the bridge elements. Several brands make them: cuisinart, analon, all-clad.