Grill Grates and How They Work
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- Grill Grates and How They Work
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Grill Grates on my Pellet Grill
Check out Grill Grates at www.grillgrate.com/
Grill Grates are a game changer with it comes to grilling. The way they are made keeps more of the heat down at the grate level where you need it. They completely change how a pellet grill grills and turns any grill into a steak cooking machine.
We have had several questions asking why our grate temps were higher than our grill temps sometimes. I wanted to take a few minutes and try to explain my opinion and thoughts on how they work.
Check the video out and let us know if you have any questions. Thank yall for watching!
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This is better than any info grill grates themselves have put out. Thanks for the excellent video.
Thanks!
This is exactly the video I was looking for for a while thank you so much for explaining
Awesome video mark and educational information for those that wonder how the grates work. Love my grill grates. 🍺
Thanks 👍
Great video about these grates. Initially I thought these were a little expensive for grates but after you showed what they actually do I am going to get a set for my grill. Thanks for the info!
Thanks! I can guarantee you will not regret getting them! Thats for any grill!
Thank You so much. I have already ordered mine. Then ran across your video. Thanks again.
Great video. Informative and to the point. Thanks.
Thanks!
I been eye balling these for a few months but I wasn't sure how they would work on a pellet grill. Thanks for showing us mark I'm sold now. Also I finally have some Mississippi grit on the way it should be here Wednesday
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Great video - thanks
Thanks so much🙌
Awesome stuff.. thank you
Glad you liked it!
Came to your channel after seeing you on with the Reed’s. I was lucky enough to find a set of still in the box grill grates on Craigslist for $25 just last week (for my weber kettle). I’ve only used the flat side for smashed burgers so far but I’m looking forward to throwing a rib eye on them soon
That is awesome! Thanks!
I'll be ordering some of these bad boys! Thanks for the information on this!
Thank you!
These things are worth every penny!
That they are!
Awsome channel 👍 keep the videos coming!!
Thanks 👍
Great video. I was always under the impression the made the wire grates wider. You tell Malcom YOU! convinced some to go to GG.
Thanks!
I love my Grill Grates....it’s a must have! 🤩🤩🤩
It really is!
Good job Mark!
Thanks!
Wow this look so delicious 😋👍
Thank you 😋
I miss so much your food america.
Cheers from France USA.
Cheers!
Going to get some grill grates, but I love my cast iron skillet on the grill.
You will love them!
Thanks for that man, I’ve been looking into some myself.
No problem 👍 Thanks for watching!
Love ❤️ My Silverback an Grill Grates / Great Info 🔪🇺🇸🔥💨
Swine Life BBQ I never miss a video ! You give great info and thanks to you my BBQs are no longer boring and redundant.
Thanks, Mark. I have a Silverbac and three sections of GrillGrates. I’ve been wondering if purchasing more panels to fill up the cooking area would be a bad idea. I had concerns about overall airflow and the Silverbac’s temperature probe reading erroneous temps with the grates that close. This appears to have cleared up those concerns. Thanks!
Thanks! A full set makes a huge difference for sure!!
Grill Grates help me get a nice crust on meats that I couldn’t get before by only using my pellet grill. I find they run about 20-30 degrees cooler than the internal temp.
Nice brother! I have been wondering about that. Watch the drooling. 🤣
Thanks!
I will be investing in some for my weber kettle's!!
Definitely !
One other great thing about these is that there are no flare ups! I love my Grill Grates!
Totally agree!
Excellent video! After a cook like that, camera lady ain't going no where!!!!! lol
You got that right!
I bought some for my Camp Chef sear box. I've noticed that I am using less propane now since the Grill Grates heat up so fast.
At that high of an air temperature do you use less pellets? Do you find yourself loading the pellet hopper less often?
Does it help with Flare ups or do you still get them?
I wanna get these so bad
when useing grill grates on pellet grill do you take out the grill heat diffuser ?
You need a cook show on TV no doubt
HAHA! Im not too sure about that! Got a long ways to go!!
Would love to know how you did those Chuck steaks
Treated them just like a ribeye! They are so good!
Great video
The grates warp with high heat. Also they need to be washed “both sides” or they will burn / flame up
I threw mine out after a few cooks
Thank you for the awesome tip! Now I won't need to buy the sear box to get a good sear on my steaks.
Thanks!
Mark , thank you for the info . Between you and malcom I might learn a thing or two !!
Glad to hear it
Pricy but worth it. Game changer for any grill.
Definitely a Game Changer!
Can I use these over a rocket stove
I need to get these for my traeger grill combo. I can only get it to 430 max. They were good steaks but definitely not seared and barely any grill marks.
Grill Grates are a pellet grills best friend!!
Hey Mark, do you do anything particular before placing food on them at all to season them and get them ready? Oil? Spray? I read that running an onion over them not only helps season them but cleans them up well too...any advice on this?
Onions work great to help clean them. I like using a grape seed oil when they are new. You can season them up just like a cast iron skillet. The more you cook on them the better they are!
@@SwineLifeBBQ thanks man, love your videos, keep up the good work and let's see some beer can chicken!
I know this question is very late in the game, but I didn't see anyone else ask it. I am surprised that you are using a full set of Grill Grates (GG) when GG does not recommend it. I am not saying that what you are doing is wrong, I am just saying it's not the recommended config. The reason they don't recommend it is because GG claims pellet grills often experience flameouts if they are not getting enough airflow. So, my question is this ... Have you had any flameouts with your configuration (which appears to be a set of 4 plates -- correct me if I am wrong)? Also, another person asked, what is the size of panel recommended by GG? GrillaGrill sells a set of 3 panels x 18.75 in long (according to an email from Grilla Grill support). Thanks and keep the excellent videos coming!
Great point and question! Yes, I have a full set of grates all the way across the cooking grate. I am never had a flame out. The grates have enough holes for sure flow plus the grease drip opening is large enough to allow even more air flow. I have never heard of it not being recommended. That being said I would definitely recommend listening to the manufacturer but it sure cooks a good steak!!
I have a camp chef pellet grill AND the sear box. 2 questions... 1. Would you recommend I get grill grates for both? 2. Would I even need the seat box anymore if I got the grill grates for just my grill?
Thats a tough one.... I think I would start with sear box since the Grill Grates would help keep the sear box portion a lot cleaner. Just my opinion.
Got some GrillGrates for my PitBoss today, and wondering if I should leave the flame broiler cover open or closed. Thoughts?
I would experiment both ways but you should be able to close the cover no problem and the meat will never flare up using those.
How did you attach the angle iron to the grates for your pk grill?
It just sits on the lip of the bottom grill section. Kinda wedges itself in there.
What about say smoking a brisket? Would it be better to use standard grates in that case? I would think they would block a lot of smoke.
Definitely use standard grates. That way you do not get the Grill Grates caked with grease.
Nice review! Question .., can you leave these grates in place when you’re not searing? If doing a brisket I would assume it would cook it much higher vs stock grates?
I wouldn't but that is just to keep them from getting as dirty. I only use it for searing or higher temps.
That's pegging that thermometer w/no burner under there ?
Just hot smokey air from the pellets?
Its just the the heat from the pellets.
Instructions on these things say use an onion to season them. I seasoned them with an onion for a couple hours. Wiping them with an onion over and over. Burgers stuck so bad I had to scrape the meat off. Please let me know if there are additional steps to seasoning these (above what the instructions say)
I treated mine just like cast iron. The more you cook on them with some fat the better they will be.
do you have a video doing steaks on them
Yes sir! Actually have a couple. Check them out on our page. Ribeyes and filet both with grill grate and the pellet grill.
Approximately how long does it take to heat up the grates to temp?
20 minutes ish....
What size grates go w the silverbac?
5 - 18.8 Inch. Covers the bottom for the upgrade.
Do you leave your grates on all the time even for smoking?
No, I take them out so they do not get as dirty.
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Are you running the drip tray underneath the grill grates or are they sitting above the fire pot?
I was always thinking about not using the drip pan and it would probably get hotter
Yes, I run all of internals in the pellet grill. I have tried it both ways and found you get more heat across the entire grate by using the drip pan and heat deflector. This causes the pellet grill to work harder to maintain temp and there for burn a larger fire in the fire pot. Which also increases the grate temp.
Can you use these on a gas grill?
Oh yea! Works great!
How do you clean them? I love my grill grates but there kinda hard to clean
I flip them over and crank up the heat just like an oven. It will burn off most everything they just brush them off.
Swine Life BBQ awesome man thanks for the tip!!!!
@@SwineLifeBBQ Good idea. I'm gonna try that on a gas infared grill --those grates are very hard to clean.
I just wish they weren't so damned pricey. But I get some killer grill marks with my cast iron grill.
They can get a little pricey but definitely worth it. I love the fact even with some greasy burgers you do not have any flare ups. I do love my cast iron too!!
Can you smoke on them or do you need to take them out when you’re not grilling?
Probably best to pull 'em off for smoking. Airflow is key.
I would remove them. Depending on your pit air flow might be changed, plus I would have to get them caked with fat and grease.
Anyone know where I can get these for a traeger?
grillgrate.com
Link for these grates?
Grillgrate.com
I was replacing the grates on my gas grill and I saw old Reed using them and I ordered 6 that at the time had to be custom cut 175.00 later my wife said damm for a little more you could have a new grill but when I cooked with them she changed her tone I now use them on every grill in my inventory
They definitely are a must have product!
What size grates do you have?
5 panels of 18.5” grates
@@SwineLifeBBQ thanks!
Where did buy your grill grates from?
grillgrate.com
I read Grill Gates
You made me double check the title!!
Did you say they are aluminum??...
Yes