Cast iron
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ParatusBBQ
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Cast iron
Hi all, is it worth the upgrade to cast iron grate for me OTP? if so where can i get one? I have seen them in quarters and they seem like a good idea.
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JEC
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Re: Cast iron
I love my cast iron grate, I wouldn't grill without them in. I had these on my OTP
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B004BRNUIC?pc_redir=1402746825&robot_redir=1
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B004BRNUIC?pc_redir=1402746825&robot_redir=1
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RobinC
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Re: Cast iron
I've got the craycourt grates. I do like them but they do need a bit of looking after (seasoning)
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ParatusBBQ
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Re: Cast iron
Yeah, they are the ones i have seen! They look fantastic. What do you mean by seasoning?
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JEC
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Re: Cast iron
Sealing with oil by repeatedly heating and brushing oil on to create a non stick surface
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ChopperHarris
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Re: Cast iron
I have a cast iron grate on my Napoleon and think it's great. Amazingribs are a bit down on them, but I have no problem generating either traditional griddle marks or an all over brown - it just depends on the heat and proximity to the charcoal. Just for proof, and because everyone likes a bit of BBQ porn, see the 2lb bone in rib steak that I cooked at the weekend:

