How can you do indirect grilling on a Q220?
337826
I don't know for sure - I haven't used the grill yet. I think you have to go to the 300 series for indirect grilling.
337827
You can indirect cook or roast on a Q. See link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ogP6HpME2Y
337828
Unfortunately Mr. Davis is correct. I have put a small aluminum pan on top of the burner on one side, set the burner to low and proceed. The pan collects the drippings and deflects the fire. It works if you have the time.
337829
It's easy on any of the Q grills. This is one of Weber's videos showing how: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6T5cXMZbh9c&feature=plcp
337830
You can't. It has only one burner that surrounds the grill so you can adjust the height of the flame but not the positon of the flame in the grill.
337831
I would use a small bread tin or muffin pan for indirect cooking. I do this now with our big gas grill. Works wonders. I have even baked bread on mine.
2045920
unfortunately I can not help you with that. I shipped the grill outside the country and have not got the chance to use it. Sorry.
45867
The Weber 6558 (http://smile.amazon.com/Weber-6558-Original-Griddle-Grill/dp/B00FLRB00G/ref=pd_sbs_lg_20?ie=UTF8&refRID;=02TR7Q8885E3FHWGXMJW) fits the Q1000.
735732
I don't know the difference between a Q200 and Q300, but I just received this rib rack and the packaging states it's for the Q300 and 22.5" grills and larger.
925533
sorry, I have this Foreman grill but not sure where to get instructions for it.
978144
I have the Q1000 and it doesn't have the side tables but they fold inside the grill so I'm not sure.
669288
Take a piece of potato and rub the grill BEFORE it's plugged in (read that COLD). Works like a charm.
67764
I can't find one either...it's ridiculous. Makes me want to sell it and go back to the 22.5 One Touch, where at least you can get replacement grills at your local hardware store.
2118565
Nicole, ****Instructions published and included with each product***** I am sorry for the lack of instructions. Please follow: 1) Mount the bracket to the rotisserie mounting holes on the side of your grill with the enclosed screws and nuts. 2) insert your motor onto the bracket by sliding down on the bracket (there is a 3" slot on the front of the motor that will fit down on the motor mount) 3) There is a bushing that will go in the bracket, please hold onto this 4) Slide the rod through the motor mount, put the bushing in here between the two sides of the motor mount. Push the spit in until it bottoms out in the motor. 5) Allow the spit to sit in the groove on the opposite side of the grill (opposite the motor side). 6) tighten the bushing against the motor mount (this keeps the spit from "walking" out of the motor). 7) Forks are slid onto the spit rod. Thanks, Brian
688936
i would like to order this stand but the question of weather it will work with my weber Q220 is still not answered
917521
Yes you can it comes with instructions on the proper settings to grill these foods.
2237572
The out side of the grill you can't. The inside grill portion use a grill scrub brush.
1470621
Docseed ... It's a very simple hook-up. I did it myself and I am the world's worst plumber. The quik-connect from your grill should connect to your stub-line. You might need an extra adaptor from your hardware store to connect to your stub. You just need to make sure you have no leaks when the job is finished and a little soapy detergent will confirm that for you. If you're not comfortable doing the job yourself, by all means, use a plumber. Good luck!
1952064
Carole, another trick is to rub the fatty edge of the meat along the *hot* grates. You could also spray with Pam *before* heating it.
13580
Although I have a 20# tank connected to a Q2200, it is my understanding if a grill will take a portable 16oz tank, the Weber hose will work on all. The tank should have standard threads.
981020
I don't think so. The Q300 has a flat handle. You would need a "round" handle for the Grill Light to fit properly.
1166145
I imagine you can do such with the roasting pan and the device set on 'broil'. But I prefer to use one of those small, portable Weber propane grills: Weber 1520 Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill. It's superb for burgers and brauts and any other similar activity. But, it's definitely an out-door thing. If you can't do outdoor, then I guess you're sort of stuck with this device. Or one of those electric grill things...which I've no experience with, as I can do outdoors.