cooking grill

Weber Q 120. Works great with small disposable bottles and they last quite a long time. Works equally well with larger refillable tanks.

x2 on the cobb grill. been using ours for 7 years. plus my mantra is gas for heat charcoal for cooking!

POPPY and NANA - The Coleman ROAD TRIP has a removable grease drip pan which you can fill with water and it really makes for a real easy cleanup...

Roy Ken

kerry4951 wrote:
Weber Q. Its a nice size, easy to use, and well built. I can run mine off of the outside TC propane connection or I can use the portable bottles.

x2

We have a Cobb Grill and love it. Works well for 2 people. As a matter of fact, I just put on turkey to smoke in it 15 minutes ago.


Cobb Grill

Weber Q. Its a nice size, easy to use, and well built. I can run mine off of the outside TC propane connection or I can use the portable bottles.

Webwe baby q

Oh yeah, I have never found one that takes those small cylinders of gas that is very satisfactory. keep blowing out, etc. now I have the plug in on the RV system. I'd get one that can use the larger 5-10 lbs. cylinders.
bumpy

We use a stainless Esbit folding charcoal grill .
We line it with tin foil for easy clean up. It folds up to a very small small thin package, easy to store, has adjustable rack height and always stays in the camper in it's own bag . For two people it's fine. Sometimes I cut up and split small pieces of wood and cook on wood . It's the size of a small laptop.

Esbit Folding grill

RoyB wrote:
We have the COLEMAN ROAD TRIP GRILL that run on the 1lb propane canister...

I like the water in the bottom area for easy clean up...


Roy Ken

Please explain the water in the bottom???