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(More customer reviews)I have the larger Sanyo electric grill and it is great, just a little too big for my kitchen counter. (it is out in my RV, working great) But this baby is just right for my kitchen.
It has a little less wattage than the bigger model but actually seems to heat up a little faster. I like the design of the grilling surface better than the design of the bigger unit (deeper grooves, and a good lip around the edge). I like the water tray that is black instead of aluminum in color, and it is easier to remove and pour the little amount of water out (1/2 cup of water is used to keep the smoke down).
My cooking routine is to set it up, pour a 1/2 cup water into the tray, spray a little canola oil on the grill, turn the control up to high to pre-heat for about 3 minutes, then slap the seasoned steak, burger, chicken, ribs, etc. on the grill. I sear in some good grill marks on each side, then turn the heat down to medium and finish cooking at a slower pace, depending upon thickness of the piece being cooked. My first try was a T-Bone steak, and it was great!
After the food is done, I turn the heat control off. For cleanup, I place a couple of dripping wet paper towels on the grill surface, turn the heat control back to high for a minute or so. When the steam starts rising of the wet towels, I shut of the power, and just wipe down the grill with those same paper towels, then dry, it cleans very easily.
Nothing is quite like the burning and flames of a good charcole fire, but indoors or out, this cooks very, very well, with bare minumum of effort.
I do recommend aluminum foil to cover the grill and the food to speed pre-heating and to keep splatters down. I think I may get some disposable shallow metal foil trays that match the grill size, to use as lids, they look like they should work well.
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Enjoy the great taste of food cooked on the grill all year long with this indoor barbeque grill. The countertop appliance features a large 120-square-inch cooking surface with a nonstick coating for searing foods just like on an outdoor grill. In addition, excess fat drips into the removable drip pan below for healthier cooking, and by filling the drip pan with water first, food grills while the kitchen remains virtually smoke-free. The powerful 850-watt heating element provides adjustable thermostat control for cooking food at the right temperature for the job, whether it's bratwursts, shish kabobs, or veggie burgers for the whole family. Other highlights include cool-touch handles and base for safety, easy cleanup thanks to the nonstick grilling surface and dishwasher-safe drip pan, and a stacking design for compact storage when not in use. An instruction manual with recipes comes included. The 850-watt indoor barbeque grill measures 13 by 18-1/5 by 3-1/2 inches.
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