Blackstone 22" Griddle Journey
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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One of the most recognizable Grilling and Kitchen TV Pitchmen in the World, Marc Gill is going unplugged and at home, doing what he loves most Barbequing, Smoking, Grilling, Braising, Su Vide, I mean cooking and feeding family and friends.
His hectic schedule has him reviewing, testing and scripting presentations for products which are sent to him from all over the Globe. These products are intended to be used in an Infomercial, a Commercial or featured on Live Shopping TV.
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I've got to hand it to you, Marc! I'm sold on a 22" griddle! I have the 36" in my garage, and I have no regrets about it. Everything you've said about Blackstone's product(s) is 100% true. Congrats on making it to National Television! You've made any meal look so easy to do! Hats off to you!
Thanks for watching, Ken! :-D
Perfect for a small family! I didn’t want the large one because of the cleaning process and it’s too big for a family of two. But the small one can do more than for two, if need be. Thanks Blackstone for having me in mind. I’m getting this from HSN.
Bought my 22" grill 2 weeks ago. Package deal with legs, lid, and 5 foot hose for bulk propane. It also came with a connection to hook it to our RV low pressure propane. All that for $174 and change. Used it all last week on a camping trip to the Hill Country. Love cooking on it.
What did I do without this for so long?2 pieces of French Toast at a time ?20 minutes for 10 pancakes ?NO MOREthis griddle is awesomeTook some time to season before first use ruclips.net/user/postUgkxHM5jmQoi4dbb0hoWSBs9hPhSwXUbGVG_ did brunch and hibachi dinner on Mother’s Day and it worked like a charmSturdy, well built and heats up quick. burners2-4 were a little stubborn but then lit up.Great addition to my patio.Bought the cover and it’s great, also bought the accessories kit - scraper is good but the spatulas are flimsy to be honest that’s my only negative.
"Treat it like it owes you money!" Good advice - right up there with "drive it like ya stole it!"
Just came across your video, bought the 22 for my Mother's Day...lol already got to season burn it on purpose have already made a huge bbq dinner and two brunches...mine came with the legs and 20lb regulator...can't wait to take it to the beach or camping!!
You must be loving it! Thanks for watching, Dawn! :-D
Marc I'm going to be replacing our propane Nexgrill that we use when camping with our RV...S. AZ for almost 7 months in the winter. With that I've always thought about cooking on a griddle and am now convinced that the Blackstone will be the one after doing enough research to know that it is the one for me.
I was thinking the 17" but after seeing your video on the 22" you changed my mind. The 22" will not only be fine for the 2 of us but there are many times that we have 6-8 over for happy hour and then some sort of dinner. The 22" will serve our needs much better.
Thanks Marc and happy 'flat topping'!!
Great vid Marc. Last spring I was looking for a bbq for weekend trips on the boat and found HSN and the 22” BS. I have the 28” at home and knew this was the perfect grill for boat and ATV camping trips. I like the fact I no longer need to pack pots and pans to cook a meal for 6 out camping. Cooking made easy. I use the 28” at home 2-4 times a week regardless of the weather here in S.E Ak
I bought grilling oil called Whirl. It is liquid buttery oil with a very high smoke point and is super nonstick. It is what restaurants use for hashbrowns. It is worth the $28 for a gallon, I use it on eggs on my Blackstone ant it browns hashbrowns like nothing else!
Just won one of these at our local car cruise-in. Ran across your video as I was trying to learn more about it. Very informative and love your energy. What are you waiting on? Go ahead and marry that woman. :)
My Great Aunt had a pancake recipe that used cottage cheese and I kid you not they were the best pancakes ever!
Thank you for this video! I just bought my dad one for his birthday and he’s gonna be so excited
FYI, I diced my taters up and coated them with my regular seasoning mix - lemon pepper, salt, onion powder, garlic pepper and black pepper. I started them in bacon grease and switched to olive/canola oil after they had mostly cooked. They were out fking good. I guess they cooked in about 15 minutes on first, high, and ended up on low on my 36 inch Blackstone. I also grilled chicken breasts, seasoned the same way
Hey John, that's awesome...I'd love to see how they came out...Thanks for watching! :-)
Thank you for the video and your smiles. I just ordered one from walmart with hood and stand for 96 bucks. Can't wait to try!
Keep up the good works, man!
Great product to take camping, my family loved it!
Thanks for the review. If you wanted to know about "the whole nine yards". During WWII, many of our fighter planes were loaded with long chains of ammo to feed the machine guns mounted in each wing. Each chain of ammo loaded were nine yards long. So if you really unloaded on a enemy plane or ship, you gave him the whole nine yards.
Now you know.
BTW, Is the 22 inch griddle still working well?
Hey, thanks for that note! And yeah the 22 works well, but the 28 is much better (and thamks or watching, I really appreciate it!)
Marc ,I have a 22"blackstone ,love it, and it will come with a stand and you can put a 20# tank on it . Love your videos!
Thanks for watching, Jim! :-D
Oh good to know! Got a pix of it? Did you have to change a valve?
Thanks for the review Big Pun
hahahaha
Hey Marc. Just bought the 22" griddle after watching your video. Great review! Gonna use the griddle for the first time to make fajitas for cinco de mayo!!!
Best Hashbrowns ever: Baked white potato. Refrigerate it. Grate directly onto a hot, lightly-oiled griddle. Season to taste (must include fresh cracked pepper). Cooks quickly. Stretches your potatoes to feed a crowd.
Great advice, Rusty and thanks for watching!
(Sorry for the late reply, I missed your comment,)
It’s ok that your late seeing my comment. I was late seeing your video as well it’s all good. I might get me one of those grills it’s nice.
Thank you again!
Sherri
I liked you enthusiasm in first 10 seconds of video and I liked the video
Thanks for watching, Atbi! I appreciate that! :-D
Actually we do know where "the whole nine yards" comes from. I forget which one, but one of the WW II fighters held 9 yards of fifty cal shells for each gun. So the saying arose "I gave him the whole nine yards!""
Great videos
The pilot who said that told his comrades that he saw a German pilot who had a reputation of shooting at our pilots who had to parachute out of their planes. So he gave the German the same respect he gave us. someone asked him did you get him and he said yes, I gave him the whole nine yards
I know as 9 yards of tartan to make a high kilt.
Wow, what an old video. This video is great. Great demonstration of it. I am contemplating replacing my RTIC Fire Disc with this. Setting on low cooks very hot and sometimes not optimal having everything drawn to the center.
Hey Jason, thanks for watching! Sorry to take so long to get back to you. I don't know how I missed it, but I'm glad you like what we do
Actually bought it and love it.
Great video Marc! Fun to watch and informational. Thanks!
You are having WWWWWAAAAAAYYYYYYYY TTTTTTOOOOOO much fun!
I am!!! Thanks for watching, Sam! Sorry for the late reply.. nice to hear from you :-D
"The Whole Nine Yards" Meaning originated from World War II. The airplanes ammunition were bullets that were linked with chain 27 feet long. When a pilot shot the entire chain of bullets at the opposing plane it was said he gave him everything he had. He gave him the "Full Nine Yards"
These are at Sam’s club for $99 right now. You can connect a 20 lb. propane cylinder with the proper hose, you don’t need another regulator.
Hey there, thanks for watching! Sorry to take so long to get back to you. Thanks for sharing that info!!!
I just got one at Sams and use my regular old 20lb adapter hose since the piece already had a regulator like you said. I love this thing. Can’t wait to use it at the beach.
I really loved this video on the grill. I seen it on someone’s Utube video when they were camping and they said it worked great but I wanted to see how you hook it up because they’re was hooked up. And they had a stand that came with it I think. I loved also what you were cooking. It looked good. I would love to buy that grill. I subscribed to you on Utube. I don’t get HSN. Thank you for this video.loking forward to more.
Sherri
Thanks for watching, Sherri. I'm a real fan of Blackstone cuz it's so versatile
(Sorry for the late reply, I missed your comment.)
My favorite comment: "Raisins ruin everything". Truer words were never uploaded.
Looking forward to ya seeing you on the 16th. Can't for my 22"
Bro your are awesome. Just got me the Adventure ready
Thanks for watching, James! I really appreciate your comments!
Every thing looks good except the burnt eggs, and try a little paprika on the potatoes when you are frying them and a little more oil and they will brown up real nice. Here's a hint you may not know buy some really cheap eggs and before you do any cooking on the grill after it heats up take about 3 eggs slightly beat them up in a bowl and grease the grill and then scrambling them all over the cooking surface and toss them in the trash. This will clean the grilling surface of the grill and keep food from sticking.
I just received my grill from HSN! I saw you on there and just had to order!!
Thanks for that and thanks for watching! :-D
MINES COMING TODAY......YEAH!!!!!!
The whole 9 yards refers to the length of 1 ammo can of belted .50 caliber ammunition.
Right!
Give em the whole nine yards!
I thought it was a reference to concrete.
I did not know this...very cool to know!
Specifically, dog-fighters in WW1 only carried 1 ammo can per gun, which was 9 yards long.
Great channel looking foreword to watching your cooks. I did subscribe, I was number 100, Thanks Mark in Cleveland Ohio
After this video definitely buying one
It's just so versatile, I keep finding new things to do with it all the time, like Stuffed Burgers :-D
Thanks for watching!
You need to add some onions to those potatoes my friend! :-) I have a 3 burner Genesis and 22" Kettle. Dammit! Now I need to find room for this bad boy!
Hey Eddie thanks for watching! Sorry to take so long to get back to you. I'm glad you like what we do
I'm investing in their griddle/air fryer.
I have the 36 now you got me wanting that 22.
I have this griddle & will hopefully have a 36 inch BS in the near future!
@4:32 The whole nine yards actually is an old aerial dog fighting term. Early pilots were issued 9 yards of ammo for their machine guns. So if you were really going to give it to your enemy, then you'd give them the whole nine yards. TMYK!!!
and that's it! Thank you for watching Amanda!
This is not accurate. Earliest use of the phrase predates any belted ammunition, or aerial vehicle, for that matter. True origin is a mystery.
New to your channel. I have the 36" on the back porch and a 17" we keep in the camper. Nothing beats a Blackstone! Your videos are GREAT, but the pop-ups are very annoying. Thanks!
Camp Chef uses a cast iron cooking surface. Their 2 burner is also $150 more, and sold out EVERYWHERE as of April 2021. The cast iron is appealing, but I've used a friends single burner Blackstone. Which do you prefer? Cast iron, or rolled steel?
The supply chain for most outdoor grilling equipment is messed up this year.
The cast iron is a great surface, but I like the cold rolled steel of the Blackstone. More forgiving, I think
Thanks for watching, Steve. I really appreciate your commentss
I love the two burner part. I have had the 17 inch for a couple of years now. My question on the 22 inch does it come with a nice carry case like my 17 inch did? I only used my 17 inch a few times & had a couple of small rust spots in middle. Watched video on how to clean & remove rust from blackstone & it is ready to got. But I think because of the two burners the 22 inch would be better for are small party of camping. But like I said does it come with a carry case like the 17 inch did. Canvas zipper carry case is what it was.
Keep cooking u have your dad starving behind you and few others what a shame!. Good video
OK it's been a while and I'm in search of a 2 burner tabletop so are you still liking this unit or have you found a new love?
Hell yeah brother
I'm FedEx driver.... your not wrong about things getting dropped. Usually not on purpose but yeah, it happens, a lot.
Can you do a video on how to hook a 22 inch Blackstone griddle to a 5lb propane please?
Hello,
I’m looking to purchase my first Blackstone. What size would you go with for your first Blackstone? 22, 28 or 36? Also, does the Blackstone replace the traditional gas grill? I have a Weber gas grill and the kettle that I’ve had for a long time. Just wondering if I need to keep all 3. Thanks in advance.
Darn I missed that sale! Why don’t they sell this one on the Blackstone website?? Now I have to hunt down where to buy it. UGH! 😩😫
You can bye adapter for the big tank
Hey Mike, thanks for watching! That's right, I found out later :-D
A video on how to season the griddle before first cook, would be awesome
Oil,heat,repeat not to much oil just enough for a thin coat wipe it all over evenly and cook it off do that a bunch of times and cook regularly with it and your griddle will be well seasoned
@@christianb8228 Thank you.
@@atbiaol1929 you’re welcome, take care
After unboxing I preceded to season my griddle and the regulator froze up and shut down my griddle. Apparently you can't use it on high for too long.
Didn't know that...Thanks for watching, Brian! :-D
Does anyone else have issues periodically with the burners being low when you turn on the 2nd burner? I'm using a 20pnd full bottles. Happens intermittently
@@ramonmccree5525 I haven't had that issue yet. Sorry
3-14-18 Just bought this grill. I know you have to sell as many as possible but do you see a down side for feeding 2 to 4 people? I did not want the 36 in almost pulled the trigger on the 28 but felt the 22 was a better size for me. Also do you have a cooking channel? I would like to Japanese style food but dont know how.
great review, very entertaining.
Hongso TA001 Universal Fit Propane Tank Adapter Converts POL to QCC1 / Type 1 Wrench to Hand Tighten Old to POL Cylinder Valve
White do you get the adapter
Where
We wanna see more of Trish
Thanks for watching! :-D
Used to work in the post office a guy training me would throw the packages from the truck to the stoop and yell air mail ... so yeah packaging is important
LOL Thanks for watching! Sorry for the late reply :-D
Nice video I'm going to buy one. You need to put a link to amazon so you can get a kick back.
@@gjbevil Actually, I am NOT paid by Blackstone...I have done info-mercials for them in the past on HSN. So please don't write things that you don''t know...and thanks for watching
Thanks for watching, and I'm sorry that I missed your message before now.Actually, I am NOT paid by Blackstone...I have done info-mercials for them in the past on HSN...I really like the equipment because I can do so uch with it...Y'know, because of my work, I get to check out LOTS of cooking equipment. I'm only posting what I really like and that's because I think they perform and are innovative
@@marcsonthegrill2227 Hi, Marc. I have to say that after watching your video a year ago I got a Blackstone. A year later I have probably gained 20 pounds lol!
@@MarvelousLXVII That's been my experience, too! :-D
@@gjbevil I am not paid by Blackstone...I have done commercials on HSN with Blackstone and it's a great product...have you seen that range top combo? It's a big step up!
I just got the 22" blackstone and it runs 400 degrees and up on LOW. Surely this isn't normal. It is seasoned well and works good just crazy hot on low. Is this normal?
Just bought one, and was wondering if I would be able to fry up some breaded chicken breasts?
What Diner or Breakfast place did you go to that used one of these? Also if you want good "browning" stop moving and turning them every 10 seconds!
"The whole nine yards" refers to the ammo belt on WWII bombers. They were nine yards long and when the gunner ran out the "Whole nine yards" were gone.
I just bought the 17 inch Blackstone griddle for my apartment. whats a good table to buy? the official one is $100 and I rather not spend that much for a small tapletop griddle
Thanks for watching, Dean... I never saw one that wasn't from Blackstone. But any sturdy meta folding table should work :-D
Wish I could get this in 🇨🇦!!!
Can you convert the 17in and the 22in to a 20 gal propane tank?
Maybe this is what you're looking for:
www.blackstoneproducts.com/shop/bulk-tank-adapter-hose/
USE MOTG in the coupon code to get a discount!
:-D
Yes. I bought mine at Wal-Mart. It came with the adapter, legs and the cover for it. Total price was about $150.
whats the cooking surface measurement not total but side to side and front to back please thanks
Wow this is great came across this video after I already brought this grill 2-days ago and guess what it came with the lid, stand and adapter hose for the large propane tank I can’t wait to get grilling on this. Also just subscribe to your channel here. 👍🏾👌🏾
THANKS for watching and subscribing, Chamel! I do live shows on FB, too!
Pop up messages are a good touch but a bit excessive. Thanks Marc.
Thanks for watching! We stopped doing those a couple of years ago :-D
@@marcsonthegrill2227 Oh ok, IMO it takes away from the content of the video...no harm intended. Thanks Marc.
@@snakemonkey555 You're right! That's why we stopped with the pop-ups
I am still thinking of the 28 inch grill
Does anyone know what the two holes on the rear of the griddle top are used for?
grease
To add a hood to cover the grill top.
Old Crow Medicine Show
Do they sell a lid for this or know please comment back thank you
The 22" blackstone comes w a lid yes, i got mine at Wal-Mart, I got the special pack, came w legs, tray side, 20lb adapter, love it!
odd question , if i cook a steak on the griddle then put it under a melting dome with one lit briquet would it give my steak a bbq smoked taste? thanks
There's a video from Blackstone where they give steak cooking tips. The chef puts a small tin of lit woodchips next to the steaks then covers everything to try and infuse flavor.
@@BigBoy-bx1dw thanks that helped alot and thanks for the reply
DUDE!! what part of FL?? I live in Orlando!
Can this be used indoors
How long does the gas last on them little tanks
I should say I bought the 28 inch grill
What are you using to as a wind guard?
Thanks for watching, Mark! They sell a wind guard check out their accessories, if it's in stock. Otherwise look for it on Amazon :-D
Why is it that, at restaurants, we always scrape and scrub every bit of carbon off our flat top every night when closing?
Is this necessary? Or were my bosses just trying to keep the flattop nice for resale value?
Do u get every ground of coffee out of a French press?
Your restaurant's griddle is COMPLETELY different. Look at how thick it is compared to this one. A little ice or water and that griddle cleaned right up. Put ice or water on this when it's hot and it likely will fail. It's too thin to handle the thermal shock. Most rest. equipment is used until it's completely worn out plus 6 months. lol. Resale is not an issue.
We have the 36" and love it.. I do want the 22". The only thing it needs is a cover. Why doesnt it come with a cover...
Not fair that we cant buy thru HSN
You can buy it at Walmart
My cover is on the way, you can buy a carry bag also.
@@dawndrew8313 thanks
So legit. I’m buying one tomorrow.
Thanks for watching, Joey! :-D
So when will they be on HSN.?
I just Googled this griddle it is $120 at Home Depot maybe even cheaper somewhere else could somebody tell me what it cost when this video was made please.
That's what you get for leaving a comment before watching the whole video the eggs he cooked ended up on my face at 18 minutes and 40 seconds.
We did that a while ago...don't really remember the price on HSN
My 22 inch Blackstone came with stand steel cover and nose good job utube
Hey Charlie, thanks for watching! :-D
@@marcsonthegrill2227 I said hose steel cover and stand .
Good vid. And a nod to the editor. I hit the sub button. Dude where did you get the shirt?
can you hook this griddle to a 20 pound propane tank?
Yes
Do they sell a metal cover for it? Like a hinged cover?
They sell one for the 36" but it's not hinged. I love mine.
Yes they do its hinged but a bit pricey at $45.
Looked under my seat, no car LOL
I have a22"blackstone and you can get the hookup for a 20# cylinder.
I didn't replace the valve but might of should have because I have to click it several times to get it to light.
dang baby them potatoes is mashed potatoes now lol. you needed higher heat
Yep!
What used car lot did you come from? I love Blackstone Griddles, but could your not doing them any favors.
Well, I'm glad you watched that video...each to his ow, I guess. Stay safe :-D
(btw, check out my recent Texas Brisket Video...different style)
@@marcsonthegrill2227 , you did great man, I am going to buy one, I was going to get a discada but this is cheaper and has more cook surface.
@@joeriley5633 Hey Joe, thanks for watching! And stay safe, brother :-D
How much does the 22incher cost
picked mine up at wal mart today on an impulse buy. Came with an outdoor stand plus the converter hose to hook up a larger tank for 180 bucks total. Not bad considering you can take it anywhere very compact unit. LOVE IT
@@craiglaw8847 thanks
Got mine last week at Sams. 22” grill only, no cover, stand or adapter hose for $99. Ordered the adapter hose direct from Blackstone.
After watching your HSN bit first and then this video, I can see where you got a lot of your script lol
Everyone knows it’s his personality that makes his videos greatt. Many trust his judgement. He’s the reason I just bought my first Blackstone today. Learn to do better when commenting on people’s work.
why dont they make a carrying case for the22 inch?
What's HSN.. you keep on mentioning it?
WAIT!?!? IS HSN THAT TV CHANNEL THAT SELLS ITEMS ON TV!? OMG MY MOTHER IS LIKE VIP THERE EVERY THING SHE GETS FOR HE HOUSE IS FROM HSN😅
I have to disagree with you on the repositioning of the oil drainage now being in the rear of the griddle. Even though there were issues with the drainage being in the front of the 36 inch I would still rather have it in the front.