Cooking surface placed over the Egg?

Lowflyer · April 2014

I've seen once or twice before but can't remember the name. Looks like a stainless steel flat surface that you place over the fire to cook burgers or Philly cheesesteaks on. Anyone have one and how do you like it?

BYS1981 · April 2014

A griddle?

Lowflyer · April 2014

Not a griddle. The one I saw appeared to be stainless steel w a lip to catch any juices. Obviously a cast iron skillet would do the same, just wondering what this thing was called. I think I saw one of @vidalia1‌ pics w one.

TFols · April 2014

I think you're talking about the Kettle Q

Lowflyer · April 2014

That's it. Thanks. And it's called a griddle. My apology @BYS1981‌. Looks like a good way to fry an egg and sauté some peppers and onions, etc.

BYS1981 · April 2014

Yea, some higher end range tops come with griddles. Or older ones, wedgewoods, kieffer and merit, etc. I talked to a guy who swears by it, but I don't have any experience with it on my egg.

RRP · April 2014

Prior to the invention of the round KettleQ the company made heavier duty square ones that fit inside a large egg called a GriddleQ. Though they were pricey (about double the KettleQ) they were well built and works well. I still use mine from time to time and consider it just another toy in my toy box!

Lowflyer · April 2014

Looking good @RRP‌. May have to think about 1 of these.

CAT Seller · April 2014

I have one, like RRP said, it's another toy. http://www.lnt.com/product/best-sellers/52109-115352/little-griddle-kq17r-kettle-q-round-griddle-for-round-grills.html

jaydub58 · April 2014

Whoa, great looking breakfast, Ron!

RRP · April 2014

jaydub58 said:

Whoa, great looking breakfast, Ron!

Thanks - I forgot the pancakes that went with it!

Cooking surface placed over the Egg?

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