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Good looking meal. i need to get an invite for dinner!

Congrats on the new cooking instrument (toy)!

Happy Smoking!

phatbac (Aaron)
 
 
Good looking meal. i need to get an invite for dinner!

Congrats on the new cooking instrument (toy)!

Happy Smoking!

phatbac (Aaron)
Thanks Aaron,

If you ever get down here, stop on by!

Al
 
Al they look great I would love to have one but yard is not big enough for more toys.Points

Richie
 
After seeing worktogthr's thread on cheese steak subs on a flat top, I knew the flat top was going to be on the wish list. Showed it to Judy (my wife), and she said we could put it on the patio & wouldn't mess up the kitchen. SHE SAID "Lets get one". So I started looking around. Lowe's had a Blackstone and I found a Camp Chef on Amazon for only $79 more than the Blackstone, no tax & free shipping. It's a little smaller, but I have a Camp Chef Smoke Vault & really like it. Also Camp Chef has replacement parts readily available. So here is our new baby:





I had part of a ribeye leftover from a couple of nights ago, so we thought how about steak fajitas.

Chopped up some onion, peppers, garlic, and ginger. Sliced the ribeye. Got some cheese & sour cream out.




Next we made the tortilla's. Pretty easy just mix the dough, need it then into a tortilla press. Of course Judy did all that.





I was waiting at the flat top to cook the tortillas, just a couple minutes on each side.





Next into the warmer, and the onions & peppers go on the flat top. Add some salt, pepper, red pepper flakes.





Cook them a little then add the ginger & garlic.





Next a little red wine & the steak.




All done & off to the side to stay warm. Then grab a tortilla & build a fajita.





Add some cheese. 




Then some sour cream!




And dig in!





I think we are going to be using this flat top a lot.

Thanks for looking!

Al
Good looking Al! I'm making fajitas tonight but definitely don't have a griddle to use like this. Maybe someday I will. Can do eggs and all on it. We used large ones at the restaurant I worked at.
 
 
Al they look great I would love to have one but yard is not big enough for more toys.Points

Richie
Thanks Richie,

We are squeezing stuff together so it all fits. My yard & house are full. No more toys!!!

Thank-you for the points too!

Al
Good looking Al! I'm making fajitas tonight but definitely don't have a griddle to use like this. Maybe someday I will. Can do eggs and all on it. We used large ones at the restaurant I worked at.
Thanks Buddy!

Yea you can do anything that you would do at the restaurant on a flattop. This morning we had bacon, eggs & hash browns. This thing is something that I think we will use everyday.

Al
New toys are alway fun, congrats.
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Thank-you my friend and thank-you for the points!!

Al
 
 
Al,

Almost nothing beats a Flat Top ! we love ours, breakfast burritos sound like a plan..... our first flat top was simply a heavy steel plate on the gas BBQ until we found the blackstone.
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Tom
Thanks Tom,

Especially here in Florida, I'm thinking we will use this almost every day all year round. I'm getting ready to fire it up for breakfast right now!

Thanks for the points!

Al
 
@SmokinAL Thanks for the post I like the setup you got and am now looking into these. I see the camp chef one can also convert into a gas grill, have you used this a grill yet? Easy to convert? I am trying to decide between this with the grill feature or the Blackstone that appears to be only flattop but cheaper. Also how easy is it to clean the grease catch?
 
 
@SmokinAL Thanks for the post I like the setup you got and am now looking into these. I see the camp chef one can also convert into a gas grill, have you used this a grill yet? Easy to convert? I am trying to decide between this with the grill feature or the Blackstone that appears to be only flattop but cheaper. Also how easy is it to clean the grease catch?
No I haven't used it as a grill, I have a gas grill that I use & this one will be just a flat top. It's very easy to switch between the two. All you do is lift off the flat top & the grill grates are underneath. The flat top even has a handle on it for easy carrying. It has two grease traps, one for the flat top & one for the grill. Both come right off & can be covered with foil. It's a very well made grill & I'm sure it will last for a long time. But if you need a part they are readily available from Camp Chef.

Al
 
 
Great looking grub and congrats on the new toy, Al. Love homemade tortillas.
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Thanks Jon!

We used to make the tortillas on a cast iron pan on the cooktop, but this is so much easier. We are going to be cooking on this a lot.

Thanks for the points too!

Al
 
 
Ya know, I bet with all this outside cooking going on now the house is going to be easier cooled this summer....... 
You got that right Kevin!

Lower A/C bills!

That's how I'm going to pay for the flat top! 
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Al
 
SmokingAl, I love your new flat top.   I don't need any new toys but I sure would like to have one of those.    I am seriously considering it now.    Lord give the the strength to resist the urge to buy one.
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Al... Been traveling and need to catch up on some cooks.  This one is outstanding brother. I need one of those griddles. But running out of room on the patio!

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Brian 
 
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