Cooking with the RÖSLE grill
Barbecuing methods
Preheating
Light the burners as described above, close
the lid, turn the gas control knobs to "MAX"
and preheat the gas grill for 15 minutes.
Protecting the cooking surface
It is advisable to apply a thin coat of fat to
the cooking surface before using the grill on
each occasion. You can apply a little cooking
oil to the cooking surface with a long-
handled brush. In that way you can help pre-
vent food residues sticking to the surface.
Leaping flames
When you cook meat over an open fire, you
have to expect the flames shoot up. That is
caused by the natural meat juices dripping
onto the flame diffuser.
Barbecuing very fatty meat or at very high
temperatures can also cause the flames to
shoot up. You have to keep the shooting fla-
mes under control as otherwise the food will
burn or a fat fire will occur.
Preventing leaping flames
•
Remove excess fat from meat and poultry
before placing it on the grill.
•
It is recommended to cook very fatty
meat on a barbecue tray.
•
Barbecue on a lower heat.
•
Avoid marinades containing large quanti-
ties of oil.
Direct barbecuing with the lid closed
With the direct method, the food is cooked
directly over the burners. Food that requires
less than 25 minutes to cook is cooked by the
direct method. To be cooked through evenly the food should be turned once halfway through the cooking
time. These are e. g. steaks, chops, kebabs and vegetables. Keep the lid closed. Every time the lid is lifted,
heat is lost, i.e. the food will take longer to cook.
Indirect barbecuing with the lid closed
For indirect barbecuing, the lid is closed and only the two outer burners are lit. Place a fat catcher tray in
the middle under the grate and position the food above it. In that way, the food is not cooked directly but
by the convection throughout the cooking compartment produced by the closed lid.
This produces air circulation inside the gas grill that cooks the food indirectly.
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Videro G4-SL
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Videro G4-SK