Presto 07039 Professional 22-Inch Jumbo Electric Griddle


Presto

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  • In short supply professional quality nonstick finish inside and out
  • Phenolic handles and legs; 27 by 13 by 4-1/2 inches
  • Fully submersible in soapy ring false when heat control is removed

Presto 07046 Tilt 'n Drain Big Griddle Cool-Touch Electric Griddle


Presto

List Price: $59.99
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  • Measures almost 24 by 18-1/2 by 5 inches; 1-year limited warranty
  • Chill-touch handles; slide-out drip tray; dishwasher-safe with control removed
  • Lean 'n Drain function adjusts surface from tilted to level; built-in backstop ledge

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Is there a website or other sourse to find those really huge pancake griddles they use for pancake feeds?

Apr 28, 2006 by woodgardenstock | Posted in Cooking & Recipes


www.lodgepole.com

miss_anna529 | Apr 28, 2006

Try ebay, google, or yahoo searching
Saxy | Apr 28, 2006

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However, in a filch you can check with a local wholesaler who sells refurbished restaurant equipment and it will be cheaper. Also, we have used 3-4 thrilling griddles will do.
Wal mart has one for the large family which holds 12 cakes at a time for about $30.00. A couple of those and you will be in area a lot heeper than going to a restaurant supply.
The Squirrel | Apr 28, 2006

where can i get a custom design waffle iron or pancake griddle? like if i wanted it to resemble a face?

Aug 19, 2008 by therandipulator7000 | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

let's say theoretically i wanted to cook up some flapjacks or waffles that had a equivalence to the face of, say, phil collins. this would be for a themed breakfast obviously. does someone make such a thing?

You might try to see if you can association the author of this article "Custom Waffle Irons for Everyone" His name is Kurt Schaefer. I've included his email deliver as well.

Donna | Aug 19, 2008

How do you clean a pancake griddle?

Feb 08, 207 by Mr. Grinch | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

I recently bought one of these griddles from Foul and Decker and was wondering what the best way to clean it was.
Here's a picture of what it looks like:
http://www.blackanddeckerappliances.com/dyn/rouse/item/87/GR100_295x295.jpg
Thanks! :D

I have something alike resemble. Had it for 3-4 yrs now. Black&Decker is good.
I unplug the power supply and sit it over my sink. My sink is duplicated sided, so the griddle rests on the separator.
I never immerse it in water, even if it said it was safe on instructions, I never have.
Anyway I run hot qualify on it. Put my soap on a sponge or dishcloth, and wipe away. Tilt it so the water runs down the hole where the grease would go while cooking, (eradicate grease holder) and make sure it's positioned so the water goes into the sink. and then rinse. I as per usual turn it round a few times under the tap. And depending on what I've cooked and how greasy it gets I might need to wash with soap a bit more firstly in corners.
Yes sometimes I've accidentally made a mess with the water on me and/or the floor. But if your sink is bigger than mine maybe you can put the end opposite the power case outlet in the sink. But I still wouldn't have the sink filled with water. oh and using a sprayer or cup to rinse it would be easier too. But I don't have a sprayer.

wylde95 A.R.T. | Feb 08, 1625

Pancake griddles - News


5 Tips for Making Perfect Pancakes from the Clinton Street Bakery's Neil Kleinberg
Village Voice (blog) - Feb 08, 2012
5 Tips for Making Perfect Pancakes from the Clinton Street Bakery's Neil Kleinberg But if you can't make a run for it it out to the restaurant, Kleinberg offers his tips for making the perfect pancakes at home. 1. Neaten up sure the griddle is hot but not too hot. Temperature is key to getting light, fluffy pancakes. "If the griddle is too hot or chilly

At one Rockville company, Fridays are sunny side up
Washington Post - Feb 08, 2012
The form began when Campbell decided to take his griddle to work one Friday morning. He grabbed some eggs and pancake mix and started cooking in the corporation kitchen. The next Friday, he did the same thing. “I was like, 'Wow, this is really nice and