New Lodge pan for the grill.


 

Bruno

TVWBB Hall of Fame
Not sure how long this has been out, I saw it the other day and ordered one up.
I love brussel sprouts grilled and haven’t gotten the char and smoke flavor I’ve wanted.
I picked up this slotted CI pan from Lodge and will be doing some this weekend.
Any tips on great grilled Brussels and broccoli feel free to add.
7399C183-21B6-47CB-A472-417EE36AB2F1.jpeg
 
The only way I will eat Brussels sprouts is if they are cooked in a pan with bacon drippings and cooked so they are really crispy. I'm wondering if a cook in a pan like that would be less fatty, and then a little healthier for me than slathering them in bacon fat.
 
The only way I will eat Brussels sprouts is if they are cooked in a pan with bacon drippings and cooked so they are really crispy. I'm wondering if a cook in a pan like that would be less fatty, and then a little healthier for me than slathering them in bacon fat.
Certainly how I love them too. 5271B630-C869-41CB-9EFA-1DDA61107B58.jpegA restaurant up the street makes the best Brussels I’ve had and I know they cook them over Lazzari’s mesquite Charcoal. I need to learn to copy that cook.
 
Not sure how long this has been out, I saw it the other day and ordered one up.
I love brussel sprouts grilled and haven’t gotten the char and smoke flavor I’ve wanted.
I picked up this slotted CI pan from Lodge and will be doing some this weekend.
Any tips on great grilled Brussels and broccoli feel free to add.
View attachment 49557
I will be interested in seeing the results, I just use my lodge cast iron skillet, olive SPG, turning them till tender then more heat with a splash or two of balsamic vinegar to finish.
 
Best brussel sprouts I have ever had....deep fried so they are nice and charred/crispy, and then drizzled with pad thai sauce and chopped up peanuts.

That said, crispy bacon are right up there too!
 
Not sure how long this has been out, I saw it the other day and ordered one up.
I love brussel sprouts grilled and haven’t gotten the char and smoke flavor I’ve wanted.
I picked up this slotted CI pan from Lodge and will be doing some this weekend.
Any tips on great grilled Brussels and broccoli feel free to add.
View attachment 49557
 
I personally go with very light evoo coating and light spg seasoning, tossed and then placed on a hot grill,400°F+ and cook till tender, usually 20-30 mins depending on their size. We avoid the large sprouts as the cook less evenly that medium to small sized ones.
 
I personally go with very light evoo coating and light spg seasoning, tossed and then placed on a hot grill,400°F+ and cook till tender, usually 20-30 mins depending on their size. We avoid the large sprouts as the cook less evenly that medium to small sized ones.
this is how I do mine with the exception that I parboil first
(which is probably why I don't avoid large sprouts)
 
@Bruno that pan came up in a discussion about alternatives that fit in the GBS cutout. Have you used it that way? Do you find the results any different from using a grill basket or perforated sheet metal tray?
 
@Bruno that pan came up in a discussion about alternatives that fit in the GBS cutout. Have you used it that way? Do you find the results any different from using a grill basket or perforated sheet metal tray?
Did some peppers and onions in it the other day, worked well on my Q-320.
 
I grilled Brussels sprouts a few weeks ago with butter and SPG. How did I not think of bacon?
Somethings wrong with me. I need a doctor.
 
Not sure how long this has been out, I saw it the other day and ordered one up.
I love brussel sprouts grilled and haven’t gotten the char and smoke flavor I’ve wanted.
I picked up this slotted CI pan from Lodge and will be doing some this weekend.
Any tips on great grilled Brussels and broccoli feel free to add.
There is a ton of potential for that Pan/Skillet
 
Certainly how I love them too. A restaurant up the street makes the best Brussels I’ve had and I know they cook them over Lazzari’s mesquite Charcoal. I need to learn to copy that cook.
That's how I cook them. Although I like roasting them in the oven too. Bacon makes everything good
 
My thought is that the slots in the bottom will be more efficient for grilling as opposed to a solid bottom one, not to mention it will keep the odors outside.
 
For the grill, I like it better the the traditional non-slotted Lodge:
 

Attachments

  • Brussels.jpg
    Brussels.jpg
    270.8 KB · Views: 7
  • Veggies.jpg
    Veggies.jpg
    179 KB · Views: 7
  • Steak Fajitas.jpg
    Steak Fajitas.jpg
    251.6 KB · Views: 6
  • Enjoy!.jpg
    Enjoy!.jpg
    135.2 KB · Views: 7

 

Back
Top