This BBQ Mat is Awsome!

[mommie53241]

[billtex]

2oldman wrote:
Here's the url.. sigh

ahhh...PTFE...be sure to keep it under the TG point, ~ 700*F.

[Stars101]

Interesting - I'd never heard of them.

[2oldman]

Here's the url.. sigh

[homefor2]

We use it for everything on our Weber Q. Food tastes like BBQ and it still leaves grill marks on what you cook. Things don't get dried out, no flare up's from grease dripping and the best part is the BBQ and grill stay nice and clean.

You usually get 2 in a package. Take the second one and put it on top of what you are cooking and the moisture stays in the food and the lid stays splatter free. DON'T try lifting the grill mat with your hand. It gets HOT. Just ask how I know. LOL

We paid $10.00 at an outdoor swap meet in Mesa.

[billtex]

hmmm...it is my understanding this is made of some type of composite (PEEK/Carbon Fiber?) which I would not want to cook my food on...

We use a grilling "basket" for small stuff (veggies/shrimp/scallops/etc).

Something to think about...

[LynnandCarol]

we use for grilling fish and shrimp!

[2oldman]

Thanks, it's much easier to read now.

[Reddog1]

2oldman wrote:
Without a link or a bigger picture, I don't know what I'm looking at. Is this only for Truck Campers?

mommie53241 wrote:

The package says BBQ Grill Mat.

Wayne

[IAMICHABOD]

I have used this kind of thing for a few years, although another Brand and it does indeed leave grill marks and the BBQ taste.

It is great for doing things that fall thru the grates like vegies and things with sauce in them, like shish kabobs,or marinated chicken, it keeps them moist and juicy, and you still get the grill marks, no flair ups.

[Reddog1]

donn0128 wrote:
Is this an advertisment for something your selling?

A statement was made in the Subject line; "This BBQ Mat is Awsome!". The statement was followed by a photo.

Wayne

[2oldman]

Without a link or a bigger picture, I don't know what I'm looking at. Is this only for Truck Campers?

[rv2go]

I think the mat is great for grilling veges or other small items that may fall thru the grill.

[donn0128]

Is this an advertisment for something your selling?

[Super_Dave]

In my head, it turns the bbq into a frying pan. Does the food still taste bbq'd?

[RoyB]

I have seen them advertised on TV but I haven't tried one yet - looks like something I would enjoy... My Coleman Roadtrip grill however has a grated grill on one side and a solid grill on the other so I really already have both types of grill covered already pretty good...

Roy Ken