Can they be used when grilling HAMBURGERS?
480911
They can but it's not like you leave them in while you cook. It's better to get an instant read thermometer.
480912
only if you really want to tell if they are well done, the other indicators are not as accurate!
1185855
yes, I use them to hold my supersize hamburgers together. That is what I bought them for. They are long but do a good job. They are clean and really nice.
2038995
I would think so. They are basically cast iron skillets. I have heated mine on the stove then put them in the oven. Takes a while for them to reach temperature in the oven for good "char" on meats.
1771646
I've heard you can, but I don't think I'd try. The main purpose of the planks as to infuse a smoky flavor to your food, and on a grill they have fire singeing them from below. And even if you could get that effect in the oven, it could get pretty smokey unless you have a really good exhaust system. In addition, a few times the planks flared up a bit on the grill even though they have been well soaked, so if I were to use them indoors I'd watch them carefully.
1726663
No. These are electrical plates with connections for the grill they are designed for. Putting them on a fire would ruin them, if not creating some actual hazard.
726069
These planks are reusable but you must cook with them on very LOW HEAT. There done when the fireside of the plank is charred. I also soak my planks in water for at least 2 hours before putting them on the grill.Do not let the plank catch fire!!!
1445557
I would not as the gas grill would be too hot. These pans are oven safe to 350 degrees.
1874841
Yes you can use on charcoal grill. No you can put them on the rack but at low temperature and slow cook.
1214273
i could not find a way to do so. the angle on them is not very steep and so the stuff does not drip off fast at all. before grilling I would take plastic spatula or something and scrape off the crusty stuff and make it relatively smooth and spray with Pam or something. the other aspect is that I had to be very careful to keep the heat on pretty low with high fat stuff like burgers or it would invariably flare up. Medium heat--->always flared up with burgers.
907910
Spray the grates with vegetable oil and fire up the grill.The grates will be fine.This is the best grill I've ever owned.Tonight,I grilled corn,onions,baby back ribs and hamburgers.I love it.
297799
You should be able to, as long as your stovetop gets hot enough to utilize the 'grill marks' on this pan. I have a gas stove and it works great at high heat.
1575177
They will work great on any grill that they will fit on. Preheat and they will do fine!
707551
If you're grilling at very low temps, yes. Otherwise, the probe wire will fry. I found this out after going through two of them.
1670037
I suppose you could use them in an oven BUT they were made to be used on top of the stove placed over the burners. Some are made long and wide enough to be placed over two burners on one side of the top of the stove. They cook like a regular pan but will leave "grill " marks on your food as if it had been prepared on a regular grill. Hope this answers your question. For more information you can always "Google".
1135664
Maybe. Thee wedges are small and plastic. I would be concerned that they would soften or melt if the grill legs became hot. You might be better to try using wooden or hard plastic "door shim" wedges from a home improvement store or a hardware store. You could also soak wood wedges in water before using.
759569
Yes. I use them all the time on gas grill, charcoal, and smoker. Covered and open. They are very accurate. Enjoy.
1582768
I don't know how high of a heat you are using on your burger but you should have no problem on a medium heat. I use a medium heat when I am cooking a burger or a steak.