Grill instead of stove

[Fitter235]

Our trailer has an outside kitchen with a stove. I would rather have a grill. Has anyone swapped out the stove for a-bar b-que grill.

[Guest]

I do not have an outside kitchen but think it would be good for cooking non greasy food products such as vegetables. For a grill. we use a Weber Smokey Joe. We use a chimney starter for the charcoal and right after I take the meat off the grill, I dump the charcoal on the wood in the fire pit. When we are done eating dinner, the fire is blazing with zero effort.

Jim

[vonzoog]

Why replace it? Our Momentum has the stove. We also carry with us, a gas grill, and a gas griddle. Guess which one we use the least, the stove.

If I had to make a choice between the stove and a grill and/or griddle, I would choose one of the latter two over the stove. I believe that you would be happier keeping the stove as an addition to your outdoor cooking and then purchase a good grill or griddle as your primary cooking option.

[vonzoog]

I believe that my previous post may not have come across the way I intended it to. What I am trying to say is just keep the stove as a supplement to your cooking needs.

[Fitter235]

If the grill was part of the trailer, that's one less thing I would have to pack. I would just rather have a place to grill some burgers instead.

[ckreef]

If the grill was part of the trailer, that's one less thing I would have to pack. I would just rather have a place to grill some burgers instead.

If I had the choice between a stove, griddle, or grill but could only have one, I would pick griddle every time. The most versatile of the three. Nothing wrong with a good smash burger.

Lodge makes a few different sized cast iron griddles, I'm sure one would fit on your stove. Then you would have a griddle and a stove. Just throwing ideas out there.