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Cooking a Hibachi on a PK Grill

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Sven Svensson

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I decided to not let my charcoal go up in smoke after my grilling tonight. So I oiled up my Hibachi and opened the vents

I didn’t have to trim it and I won’t have to wrap it when it hits the stall. I won’t even need to vacuum seal it when it’s done.

I’m not as think as you dumb I am.

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Sven - Sometimes I think the best way to season cast iron is with a fat piece of meat in a hot grill or over and just let it rip - greasy smoke, steam and all, in the closed environment. Inside and outside get seasoned. I did that by accident 20 or so years ago with a rather fatty pork roast. Pan came out beautiful, fat very crispy and the oven a mess. Two out of three ain't bad. Outdoors on a grill much better idea.

So, what brand hibachi do you have? Mine is a Lodge
 
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