Himalayan Salt Blocks

demo · July 2012

Is anyone cooking on himalayan salt blocks, and do you find them useful?

McStew · July 2012

yah there a fun different way of cooking just make sure you bring it up to temp slowly or you will have to buy a big salt grinder

LizzieSamps · July 2012

I have one I just put it in the egg after the fire is ready so that it starts to slowly warm up you want it to be about 350 to 400 for 20 minutes before you cook on it otherwise it won't get a good sear just kind of you cook the food but it won't look as appetizing that's my suggestion.

talltrevor · August 2012

I just used mine for the first time tonight! It was great for my Med-Rare steak but I should have pulled my wife's well done one off earlier and put it on the grill as it got too salty. Mine was killer though.

Fred19Flintstone · August 2012

My wife has high blood pressure so I try to keep the sodium down on her stuff. I wouldn't be able to cook on it because she would be pestering me cook hers on it, too!

Richard Fl · August 2012

I have one and use about every month or so. Usually find that there is not much salt transfer unless the item to be cooked is very moist or you put EVOO or some other liquid on the msalat block.. Here are some previous posts on subject.

http://www.greeneggers.com/index.php?searchword=himalayan&dtstart=0&dtrange=0&orderby=dtdesc&pagelength=50&returnfirst=0&option=com_simpleboard&Itemid=112&func=search

Duganboy · August 2012

I have one and I use it about every two weeks. I let it warm with the grill and then stabilize the temp at about 450 and let it sit at that temp for about 10 minutes.

Corn on the cob is awesome on the HSB.

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