Re: ok to cook on rusty grill?


On 22-Apr-2007, Steve Calvin <calvins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Steve Calvin wrote:
kilikini wrote:

As I was reading this, I was thinking, nope, not eating at his house!
LOL.

kili


I'm with you! I wouldn't want to even consider eating anywhere that
someone would even contemplate such a thing.


Actually, now that I think about it a little bit, I'm
smelling troll pretty strongly.

--
Steve

Come to think of it, every grill I've ever owned before I moved
to Flor i duh got rusty in the wintertime. And I don't remember
every doing anything particularly special to the grates when
the grill finally reappeared from under the snow. I just turned
on the heat, brushed them like I always do and got on with
the cooking.

If it's going to kill me, it better hurry up.

Brick (Youth is wasted on young people)
.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: ok to cook on rusty grill?
    ... Steve Calvin wrote: ... I wouldn't want to even consider eating anywhere that someone would even contemplate such a thing. ...
    (alt.food.barbecue)
  • Re: ok to cook on rusty grill?
    ... kilikini wrote: ... I wouldn't want to even consider eating anywhere that someone would even contemplate such a thing. ...
    (alt.food.barbecue)
  • Re: Dinner tonight!
    ... Frozen lobster tails were on ... Lobster scampi? ... backwards until they snap so they don't curl up on the grill. ...
    (rec.food.cooking)
  • Re: Seasonal Cooking
    ... grilling in May and eating out on the deck. ... We eat soup in the summer, but much less of it compared to winter. ... I've used the grill in winter, but the past few years, I've not bothered ... say nothing of eating out there. ...
    (rec.food.cooking)
  • Re: Is Halibut out-of-fashion or season?
    ... I only recall the finished texture as "falling apart" flakey. ... I wouldn't flip it too much and make sure the grill is hot enough to ... It is a flakey fish, ...
    (rec.food.cooking)