I like your vids. Thanks for sharing your challenges, especially with flair ups, Im notorious for that, Ha. Im getting myself this grill for Christmas.
Todo se ve bien, amigo. Me encanta tacos de carne asada al carbón. I know this one is few months old but it is the first time I have seen it. I appreciate the shout out. I love my Cajun Pit Stix. I guess it takes practice, but I’ve been using them so long I can’t imagine not using them.
Thanks Big Lew! I truly appreciate the kind words. I love this pit stick, and thanks for all the recent reviews on cookware accessories and tools. I’m thinking about getting the Thermo Pop, it’s at a great price.
This grill has many advantages and it is great for tailgating, camping or honestly as a full purpose grill. It’s great for 3-4 people and has a good amount of cooking surface. I would say the advantage is the portability and the fact that cast iron can last for decades. Even after being neglected, cast iron can be brought back from rust and pitting damage with proper techniques. Also no toxic chemicals are used to coat the iron. Just plain oil of your choosing to keep it from rusting. Hope this helps and thanks for watching
@@luisj.castironcooking definitely helps! I’ll invest in one for all the above mentioned. I love my finex and smithey cast iron/carbon steel. For all mentioned above. Looking forward to the new seasoning video!
It’s great and it’s something I would consider getting. I like the feet that also double as carry handles. It’s made of steel and has been painted. The only thing is how long will it last? I’m sure they are built well but with time and use the paint starts to fade, chip, scratch and wear. With all that said I think it’s a great grill and definitely a great competitor to any cast iron grill. Right off the bat it is lighter that a cast iron grill for sure.
Thanks, the camera is actually an iPhone 13 pro max, which is dedicated to recording my videos. I also use an iPad Mini (latest gen) to edit and upload videos.
hibachi grills are extremely overrated. i sold my lodge sportsman grill. just get yourself a weber charcoal go anywhere and craycort cast iron grates. way way better results with not only food but maintenance.
I like your vids. Thanks for sharing your challenges, especially with flair ups, Im notorious for that, Ha. Im getting myself this grill for Christmas.
Todo se ve bien, amigo. Me encanta tacos de carne asada al carbón.
I know this one is few months old but it is the first time I have seen it. I appreciate the shout out. I love my Cajun Pit Stix. I guess it takes practice, but I’ve been using them so long I can’t imagine not using them.
Thanks Big Lew! I truly appreciate the kind words. I love this pit stick, and thanks for all the recent reviews on cookware accessories and tools. I’m thinking about getting the Thermo Pop, it’s at a great price.
Great Job Luis!
Thanks
Thanks for sharing this with us Luis! You’re making me want a taco lol!
Thanks Mr. Cast Iron I appreciate the support
Great video and info
Thank you
Thanks
Love that grill, I have the kickoff grill, I’ll get one of these someday 😎
I think you would like this grill a lot
Love both my lodge grills
I know it’s been two years since you put out this video, but I was wondering if you had a link to the LSG cover?
Nice! Is this a alternative to a regular pit? Being more compact as an advantage? Thanks.
This grill has many advantages and it is great for tailgating, camping or honestly as a full purpose grill. It’s great for 3-4 people and has a good amount of cooking surface.
I would say the advantage is the portability and the fact that cast iron can last for decades. Even after being neglected, cast iron can be brought back from rust and pitting damage with proper techniques. Also no toxic chemicals are used to coat the iron. Just plain oil of your choosing to keep it from rusting. Hope this helps and thanks for watching
@@luisj.castironcooking definitely helps! I’ll invest in one for all the above mentioned. I love my finex and smithey cast iron/carbon steel. For all mentioned above. Looking forward to the new seasoning video!
what do you think about the weber go-anywhere charcoal grill?
It’s great and it’s something I would consider getting. I like the feet that also double as carry handles. It’s made of steel and has been painted. The only thing is how long will it last? I’m sure they are built well but with time and use the paint starts to fade, chip, scratch and wear. With all that said I think it’s a great grill and definitely a great competitor to any cast iron grill. Right off the bat it is lighter that a cast iron grill for sure.
@@luisj.castironcooking the great thing about it is you can buy cast iron grill grates for it and replace the steel grill grates
Hey man, asada looks good, what camera are you using, the video quality looks great
Thanks, the camera is actually an iPhone 13 pro max, which is dedicated to recording my videos. I also use an iPad Mini (latest gen) to edit and upload videos.
What brand of charcoal do you use?
Royal Oak hardwood brickettes or Frontier mesquite lump charcoal
hibachi grills are extremely overrated. i sold my lodge sportsman grill.
just get yourself a weber charcoal go anywhere and craycort cast iron grates.
way way better results with not only food but maintenance.