Griddle on a Grill

[Pappymn]

Great video. Swanky music

[pmillen]

DR, you've contributed to my education again.  I'll need to find detailed yakisoba recipes (same with teppanyaki).

Eggs:  Have you tried egg rings?

Breakfast burritos:  I put that on my list, too.

Thanks for the ideas.

[drholly]

Paul,
You are very kind.
I have not tried egg rings - tell me about them?

[drholly]

Nicely done, David - the video and the food 

Thanks, pz!

[drholly]

Great video. Swanky music

Thanks, Pappy. I found the music first and made the video to fit... 

[bbqchef]

I use a Lodge griddle and although it small it works well. I just got a cooking steel from Stoughton Steel... haven't used it yet but it looks promising.

 

[pz]

Lodge cast iron rocks. Nothing browns like cast iron, me thinks

[TwoPockets]

Nice cook David, I love cooking on a griddle. Looks like you have done it a time or two.

[Keymaster]

That was a nice video David!!

[muebe]

David great video. The music reminded me of a 1960's crime drama

And you are so quick with your cooking... Just like Benihana

[pmillen]

I use a Lodge griddle and although it small it works well. I just got a cooking steel from Stoughton Steel... haven't used it yet but it looks promising.

"Cooking steel?"  Like baking steel?  Like for pizza?  Write-up your results, please.  I'd love to get one screaming hot over propane and transfer it to my pellet pit for baking pizza.  (I like the hint of smoke on my pizza.)

[pmillen]

I have not tried egg rings - tell me about them?

[deestafford]

One thing I found about the egg rings is it helps to spray the insides with PAM before cooking.  Dee

[deestafford]

One trick I learned about cooking eggs is to cover them with a lid when frying and also a little water to steam as they cook under the lid and it really helps produce and excellent egg.  I think the professional cooks have a special/dedicated thingy for that task.  Maybe bbqchef can 'splain it gooder than I can.  Dee

[bbqchef]

Works the same for burgers.