can we use this for barbecue cooking?
335362
No, I would not. It is beautiful and should just be enjoyed for it's warmth and mostly beauty.
335363
I would not recommend it. Even though the glass is designed to withstand heat, it is not designed for BBQ. The glass nuggets are way too small and the cleanup of the glass for what may spill on it would be impossible to clean.
869220
I am not 100% sure if you can or cannot use charcoal. We have only used wood.
2000252
Yes you can. I've used the grill for burgers, bratwurst, hot dogs, etc.. Works great and holds up to heat. Obviously it'll rust after the paint burns off, but a little WD-40 now and then allows the "hinging" to work again. (the WD-40 burns off, of course). A great grill for cooking on.
917192
I really doubt it. It's perfect for steaks and burgers though. Fun cooking over the fire too!
67685
I wouldn't. The fuel is on the same surface that you cook on, and you'd likely end up with charcoal in your food. Plus charcoal is unlikely to get the oven up to the high temperatures usually associated with making pizza and so on.
913041
I haven't used it yet, but I don't see why not! The first thing I'm going to grill is sausages.
2122546
I imagine you can. You would need to bring it up to pressure on a stove then move it to the bag. It would definitely increase the cooling and de-pressurizing time so I am not sure what that would do to what ever you are cooking.
2261072
I have used it in both the bbq grill and a campfire. it worked well. It needs to be seasoned well first though.
2178470
I would not use this on the grill. We put what we've cooked on the grill on the platter.
2098271
No, I use it mainly for frying but I assume that you could if you set the temp, put the lid on and monitor the roast. check the booklet that came with it
2120244
Yes, it works great for that. we use it almost all the time for cooking and re heating especially with cast iron. Nice even heat.
1162730
Overall, I wouldn't recommend it. The pan is made of aluminum and can't take a lot of heat. I'm not sure what cut of meat you want to sear, but you'll find that stainless steel pans (All-Clad), or cast iron perform better for searing. Head on over to amazing ribs dot com for some great techniques for cooking meat.
596829
We've never tried a BBQ grill, but I wouldn't think it wise. The surface is Formica-like. I wouldn't hesitate to use a Coleman stove, although we've never used it for that, either.
1660694
You could but it would take a bit longer to cook seeing as the charcoal is at the bottom. You can remove the top. It is really made for smoking I would not suggest it. The exterior may not handle all of the smoke..
1744838
You certainly can - the primary reason I purchased this was so I would not have to deal with flame-ups on my gas grill. Suggest you lightly coat it will olive oil before placing meats on it. After use, wash with warm water (no soap) and dry with towel, then it is ready for next use.
695031
I would. It is also nice for canning as you can put 7 pint small mouth jars in this in the rack. I wouldn't use real high heat. When canning in mine I always wash it out and dry it just like any pot I would use so that I could cook in it some day.
1903772
yes , we use it for all kinds of cooking. it is as good as a regular stove burner