Way OT grill mats

[Las Panteras]

The wife bought a nice new grill a few weeks ago and i want to buy a grill mat.

Any suggestions?

I see a few late night TV ads but clueless as to what is good quality

Thanks!

 

[SoufOaklin4Life]

I have no idea what that is.

Seriously, never heard that phrase

 

[steelhead52]

Not sure if your talking about an under the grill mat or a grilling and baking mat. If under the grill for deck or patio protection, Grilltex makes a pretty nice mat. If your talking about a grilling or baking mat, I would consider Kona. Both can be found on Amazon.

 

[sunshinedynomite]

We bought from Home Depot these tin foil type grill covers. They have holes In them. They are cheap and disposable work out well.

 

[Las Panteras]

Apologies

Was referring to the solid griddle to place over the existing grill vents.

 

[sunshinedynomite]

Negative ghost rider.

I miss Churchill football

 

[Gunga_Galunga]

I have no idea what that is.

Seriously, never heard that phrase

Same here, what's the purpose?

 

[mdpitt]

The wife bought a nice new grill a few weeks ago and i want to buy a grill mat.

Any suggestions?

I see a few late night TV ads but clueless as to what is good quality

Thanks!

I have a Kona and Cookina. Kona is a little better but ( if I remember correctly) you can get 3 Cookinas for the price of one Kona. I would buy at least 2-3 per season as they start to get worn out.

They are great for burgers,chicken,fish as they keep everything juicier and less charred. Great for vegetables too.

I even use them in the oven to prevent stuff dripping on the bottom.

For $20-$25, I think you will enjoy the results.

They sort of allow you to walk away from the grill longer without worrying about burning stuff.

 

[SoufOaklin4Life]

I have a Kona and Cookina. Kona is a little better but ( if I remember correctly) you can get 3 Cookinas for the price of one Kona. I would buy at least 2-3 per season as they start to get worn out.

They are great for burgers,chicken,fish as they keep everything juicier and less charred. Great for vegetables too.

I even use them in the oven to prevent stuff dripping on the bottom.

For $20-$25, I think you will enjoy the results.

They sort of allow you to walk away from the grill longer without worrying about burning stuff.

Assuming you have at least 3 burners.
Simply having one side on low/
So you can sear on high-medium then finish on the low side works for me.

I can see value to flakey fish, to simply contain. But, to honest I use a cast iron pan instead .