Just saw this for first time. Going to do this with cast iron on the SnS
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I missed this the first time around, probably because of the holiday. It looks perfect for Mrs Mosca, because no onions (she LOVES them, can’t eat them). I’ll give it a go.
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Ok, I had forgotten about these. and want to give it a try this weekend. To clarify, you have the pan over direct heat, and have the lid of the kettle on during the cook, running 350 on the dome thermometer? I can either use my Lodge 12” skillet, or take the wooden handle off my 14” carbon steel wok. Which way would you recommend?
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realdocBBQ I've done plenty of "pan fried" style potatoes on the griddle, easy peasy. They don't get any smoky flavor though like I think these would off the grill. I agree an hour seems long for the griddle, but not if it were in the oven inside at 350.
Richard Chrz I guess the flat bottom of the Lodge 12" may be better than the smaller flat bottom of the wok. I could spread stuff up the sides but those would be farther from the heat. I guess I need to just get that paella pan!
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jfmorris you certainly will not regret owning this pan. I use it so much. Especially on the kettle.
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Richard Chrz oh I am sure. I am already impressed with how non-stick that 12" x 13" Lodge carbon steel grill pan is, and I only used it once, with the pre-seasoning from Lodge. I'll for sure be looking at the 15" paella pan - maybe for my birthday or Christmas, haha.
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Repeat performance, this time with different size cuts of potato. Much better. Thanks for this technique Richard Chrz !
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Yeah, we'll eat those, too.
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Dave, I think this is a really low effort way of adding them into a cook out, they don’t require much attention. Agreed?
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Richard Chrz virtually no attention at all. I put them in and set a timer for 20 minutes, give the a stir and then another 20 minutes and done.
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Bumping this post, because of seeing theroc 's most recent cook at SUWYC. Richard Chrz and theroc , are you placing your pan directly over the coals, or doing this indirect?
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