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Old 12-29-2008, 02:58 PM
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Indoor grill?

Hey, you guys using any indoor grills? I have a foreman but I'm thinking of getting this:


It's a Sanyo HPS-SG3

I wanted to see if anyone had any experience with a similar product. I hate the fact that I can't grill in this stupid Winter.
Old 01-04-2009, 03:44 PM
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I have used something similar, works well. Use a little liquid smoke, either brushed on food or put in some water in drip pan. If you do greasy items, make sure you put down al foil to prevent splatter.
Old 01-04-2009, 03:51 PM
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I had one a few years ago... it was a real bitch to clean but worked well as long as I covered it with something to keep the heat in... otherwise it took too long to cook things.
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My indoor grill is part of my cooktop.

4 burners and the center 12" is a grill
Viking 36" professional cooktop.

Combined with a 1500cfm roof mouted exhaust fan, this is a nice alternative on crappy rainy/cold days.

Looks like you are shooting for electric portable, but I thought I would share an alternative if you are replacing a cooktop.
Old 01-05-2009, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by pmptx
My indoor grill is part of my cooktop.

4 burners and the center 12" is a grill
Viking 36" professional cooktop.

Combined with a 1500cfm roof mouted exhaust fan, this is a nice alternative on crappy rainy/cold days.

Looks like you are shooting for electric portable, but I thought I would share an alternative if you are replacing a cooktop.
That's nice.

I gotta wait till I get a house for that
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We were given a Delonghi from as part of our housewarming gift from the builder (everyone got one)

I used it a few times, but really its just a pain in the ass. Nothing beats a real grill.
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Originally Posted by Sarlacc
We were given a Delonghi from as part of our housewarming gift from the builder (everyone got one)

I used it a few times, but really its just a pain in the ass. Nothing beats a real grill.
I know but it's on average 15 degrees outside at all times with wind and snow.... grills are out of the q right now - I miss good homemade shishkabobs and burgers though.
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fucking a put a parka on and light that shit up!
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^ I actually moved into an apartment in July and have no balcony/yard. We do go to my buddy's and fire his grill up once in a while. He has a nice balcony. I can't wait to move....

A couple of years ago I grilled 20 pounds of shishkabobs in 10 degree weather.
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Originally Posted by Sarlacc
fucking a put a parka on and light that shit up!

Then go outside and grill some food!
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The gas range has a grill in the middle - I use it sometimes although I have found that if you have a gas stove, use a grill pan.
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