smokingkettle
Full Fledged Farker
Well, thanks to the recommendation of Smittyjonz I ordered a new Camp Chef SG90 Griddle Top for my birthday. I don't have enough room on my porch for a Blackstone (I can already feel the gaze from my wife by adding another piece of equipment for cooking) so I decided to operate a little more under the radar. I have a Weber Genesis B that I restored. I saw in the comments of the Amazon review that the SG90 fits the Genesis B like a glove. Not bad luck at all considering I found my Genesis B on the curb in my neighborhood a couple of months back.
Anyway, this is my first griddle. So here are my questions.
What's the best oil to use?
What is the best way to maintain it? etc. I want to stay away from rust. My Genesis has the nice cover and it's under my covered patio, so rain isn't going to be a factor. Not to mention that, since it is a gas grill, it also has a lid. That being said, should I pull the griddle and store it in the garage when I'm not using it? I plan to use it at least twice a week, so moving this 30 lb griddle back and forth seems like it would be a pain in the you know what.
I will come back and check on the responses. I'm off to Louie Mueller's to get some beef ribs for lunch (just thought I would rub that in). :-D
Anyway, this is my first griddle. So here are my questions.
What's the best oil to use?
What is the best way to maintain it? etc. I want to stay away from rust. My Genesis has the nice cover and it's under my covered patio, so rain isn't going to be a factor. Not to mention that, since it is a gas grill, it also has a lid. That being said, should I pull the griddle and store it in the garage when I'm not using it? I plan to use it at least twice a week, so moving this 30 lb griddle back and forth seems like it would be a pain in the you know what.
I will come back and check on the responses. I'm off to Louie Mueller's to get some beef ribs for lunch (just thought I would rub that in). :-D
