Lodge Logic L8SGP3 Pre-Seasoned Square Grill Pan


Lodge

List Price: $24.95
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Product Details

  • Pre long-standing and ready to use; electrostatic spray of vegetable oil evenly baked into surface
  • Equal cast-iron grill pan with ribbed bottom for low-fat cooking
  • Measures 10-1/2 by 10-1/2 by 1-3/4 inches; lifetime agreement

Lodge Double Play Reversible Grill Griddle


Lodge

List Price: $49.95
Price: $27.84
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Product Details

  • Reversible level and ribbed sides
  • Made in USA
  • Designate iron for superior heat retention and versatility

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How do I remove a sticker from the bottom of a griddle pan?

Jan 08, 2007 by Emily F | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

I purchased a griddle pan at a city department store. When I got it home, I found that the manufacturer's sticker would not come off the bottom of the pan. I've tried waterlogged the pan in hot water and soap, scrubbing relentlessly and running it through the dishwasher. Any good ideas?

Use zippo lighter unstatic or bbq lighter and scrub till it comes right off

Z | Jan 08, 2007

Use zippo lighter variable or bbq lighter and scrub till it comes right off
rhcp6791 | Jan 08, 2007

try putting some oil onto it and let itsit for a few minutes. Other than that, you could scarcely use the pan. the heat will burn it off, although it may make a smell and some smoke
judy_r8 | Jan 08, 2007

Acquiescent. Take a hair dryer and heat it slightly. The glue will soften and the sticker will peel.
pegasusaig | Jan 08, 2007

I have tolerant of the product goo-gone to remove stickers. It works great. The lighter fluid does the manoeuvre too.
lizzye71 | Jan 08, 2007

I have a work from a company I'm with that is called Sol-u Mel that takes sticky stuff off. It's great for getting even gum out of freshly washed clothes..
missmary39@sbcglobal.net | Jan 08, 2007

Zippo Lighter Unformed will do the trick!
Nezz | Jan 08, 2007

enlarge w-d 40 on the sticker let it sit for a couple of minutes and it will come right off.
Taquino3 | Jan 08, 2007

'Hocus-pocus eraser' is wonderful and gets rid of the sticky residue as well.
Becki 5 | Jan 08, 2007

try using rubbing spirits or believe it or not Vodka
sassy | Jan 08, 2007

How to clean my griddle pan?

Jul 25, 2007 by New Boots. | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

My griddle pan has seen some exercise this summer,well there hasn't been any BBQ weather has there?! I have heard some people say you shouldn't salve them at all and others say just a wipe over with a cloth. Mine is beyond this.Everything I cook on it looks dirty and tastes burnt. Can I restore this pan. It is a sensible cast iron one.

drunk it will warm water and baking soda....
scrub it well with a scouring brush and cleaner.
rinse well and dry.
once dry, layer it(all sides)with oil (any kind of vegetable oil) and clean out excess oil with a dry paper towel...it should be left a bit shiny...
After using the grill each rhythm it should be cleaned and seasoned(oiled) in order to keep it nice....

doclakewrite | Jul 25, 2007

what can i use to chargrill if i don't have a griddle pan?

Feb 06, 2007 by kittykat | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

By griddle pan i marvellous the squarish pans kinda like frying pans but with lines down them. i need to chargrill tofu and vegetables, but don't comprehend if a regular frying pan will work.

any hot pan will trade fine. you want a good hot pan so they'll get some color before cooking all the way through and getting messy. you could also put them under a broiler.

imnotachickenyoureaturkey | Feb 07, 2007

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2 cups grated Yukon gold potatoes
AZ Central.com - Feb 08, 2012
2 cups grated Yukon gold potatoes Zealousness a large skillet or griddle over medium heat. When hot, add oil. Pat a heaping tablespoon or potato mixture into a pancake. Bung a few of the pancakes into the hot oil, careful to avoid crowding the pan. Cook until the bottom is golden brown,

Yotam Ottolenghi's char-grilled sprouting broccoli with sweet tahini: One to ...
The Guardian - Feb 08, 2012
Yotam Ottolenghi's char-grilled sprouting broccoli with sweet tahini: One to ... Fling the broccoli in the oil, a teaspoon of salt and a large pinch of pepper, then cook on a very hot ridged griddle pan for two minutes on each side, until somewhat charred and smoky. Set aside to cool. Whisk the tahini, honey, lemon juice,