Questions About bbq Grills
Richard asks…
Can you BBQ in the parking lot of great adventure Jackson NJ?
I just got season tickets from great adventure Jackson NJ for the family, and i was wondering if you could BBQ by the parking lot as im trying to cut cost by buying a portable grill. also i know that they have a picnic area, is it inside or outside the park.
newportablegrills.com answers:
No – I was there yesterday and saw security at a car that was grilling. They made them put it away. So I would assume that it is not allowed. But you can call them to check.
Lizzie asks…
Are there any tricks to cooking on a small portable grill?
last time i cooked steaks on it they were tough
newportablegrills.com answers:
You want the grill extremely hot for steaks. Dont overcook the steaks. Also it depends on the cut and quality of the beef/marbling. Obviously a filet is going to be more tender than a flank steak… Also let the steaks rest for a couple minutes before serving to allow the juices to redistribute. If are are cooking tough cuts of steak they will benefit from spending some time in a marinade with fruits that have enzymes capable of tenderizing (papaya,Pineapple, mango(I think) would be some examples).
Ruth asks…
Help-propane bottle with poratable grill?
I just purchased a portable grill (O-Grill) and I've never dealt with the Coleman bottle propane in any way. Can you please tell me how to connect it ? I am supposed to disconnect it after use – can I store it for use it again? A simple how to connect and disconnect and where to store it would be appreciated. The grill manual says it would be ready to accept the propane "bottle" Thank you,
newportablegrills.com answers:
The propane bottle simple screws onto the threaded adapter of the grill. The bottle should be removed for transportation and long term storage. The bottle has a self sealing top so that it can be reused when removed from the grill.
Michael asks…
Grill question…?
I want to purchase a portable gas grill… two options – Coleman Roadtrip Pro Grill (345" 24K BTU, $200) or the Charbroil grill2go Advantage (205" 16K BTU, $190). What do you think?
newportablegrills.com answers:
Get te bigger one its only ten bucks more and youre getting over a 100'' and 8000K BTU. I'd say the roadtrip is your best bet.
March 27, 2012
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