Lodge Cast Iron Grill Pan (Black)

Fits perfect on 2 gas. Quality is amazing. The product is heavy but that’s because of good quality iron. Be calm while cleaning. Amazing thing for Barbeque for parties.

This is an amazing product for both outdoor and indoor grilling. Thanks Lodge for making it and ATM retail for selling it in India.

Solidly built very versatile and completed 6 rounds of seasoning but yet to use it. Further updates to follow. Made yummy aubergines see pic attached. Love the Grill/Griddle

Lodge cast iron reversible griddle is simply superb.The product is up to the mark -sturdy,heavy will last for generations to come and most important it is nonstick from the very first use .One of the Best Buy I made. Go for it ,it’s worth the extra cost you pay.

I love this grill! Awesome to own n use it for grillin meats and veggies.Best part is no coating is their.Pure cast iron A+ Grade.Thnx Amazon to showcase this product.

Amazing grill. Used it once already to make tofu steaks. Product is top brass(pun intended).

Must buy product

Rugged & Ultimate

Buenísima opción para comer sano a la plancha.Si la curas bien nada se pega.Es muy pesada,quizas un poco trasto a la hora de moverla, lavarla y guardarla pero la verdad es que si comes mucho a la plancha va genial

… food sticks … it was hard to remove some of the food stuck on the grill side … let’s see how it goes on future cooking

I recieved my Lodge Logic LPG Pro 20 x 10 7/16 Inch Cast Iron Grill/Griddle, back in May 2011. I absolutely LOVE IT!!! I coat it on both sides with pure grapeseed oil using a paper towel and then wipe the excess with a clean sheet of paper before using it. Olive oil is not for very high temperatures and canola oil is not a healthy choice. For high temperatures, I use either coconut oil or grapeseed oil. The smoking point for olive oil is as follows; Extra virgin olive oil 320F, High quality (low acidity) extra virgin olive oil 405F, Virgin olive oil 420F and Extra light olive oil 468F. But, according to olive oil manufacturers on their websites, the smoking point of olive oil is 210F. Olive oil unlike others keeps its nutrition content at this temperature as stated. Therefore, I just coated the grill/griddle with the grapeseed oil. Fabulous results on my chicken breasts on the grill. The griddle is perfect for pancakes, blackened fish and meats, grilled vegetables and sandwiches. I never cook bacon because the sugary substance in bacon becomes very sticky. Sometimes, chicken also creates a sticky substance from its juices. It is very easy to clean and remove by heating the grill on medium heat until the sticky substance burns. It cracks, then just scrape lightly and remove. Just a snap. When I make some fish fillets, I put a very thin layer of extra virgin olive oil only in the area where I would place the 2 fillets on the griddle, while it was still cold. Heated it up on medium high for just 2 minutes, turn the heat down to medium and placed the fish fillets, which I cook for approximately 3 minutes on each side. Before flipping the fillets, add some olive oil on top. This is for blackened fish. Nice light crust on the outside and flaky inside. YUM, YUM, YUM! It is important that you heat your cast iron cookware on medium high to medium temperature with a very small amount of grease until a drop of water sizzles and rolls in the pan, before adding your food. Otherwise, your food will stick. If this helps, I have a Whirlpool gas stove, that has 2 flat grates that go vertically across 2 burners. This Logic Grill/Griddle fits perfectly on top. The half moon shaped handle is on each end away from each of the burners. I measured my stove, specifically across the 2 burners before ordering. I recommend, you measure your stove and distance from burner to burner before ordering. If your grates are not flat enough that would make the grill wobbley, you could buy some flat grate to place on top of each burner, like some people have suggested. As cast iron is supposed to be, the Logic Grill/Griddle is a little heavy, but not too heavy that you can not carry it around. I also ordered the 7 inch round Logic press that weighs approx. 4 lbs. and both items came in the same box. I am a 5'5" and 122 lb and 60 yrs. old female and I carried the box in, from the porch all the way to the kitchen, with no effort at all. Also, I believe that being a little heavy helps to keep the grill steady and firm on the grates on the stove, so I like that aspect of cast iron plus all the cooking benefits. Just in case you're not familiar with cast iron cookware, cast iron is supposed to be heavy. If you are over 80 yrs. old with a back problem, arthritis or parkinson, then perhaps it's not the type of cookware for you. I leave the grill/griddle on the stove. When I need all 4 burners, I just remove it and lean it against any wall in my kitchen out of the way. The other good feature about this grill/griddle is that if you are using just one burner, you can place your cooked food on the other end to keep it warm, while you cook something else. To clean it, I just use a paper towel to remove any burnt particles that were left and recoat with the oil before using it, if needed. Water and soap DO NOT kill germs 100%. Heat does. If it gets extremely dirty with hard to remove particles, I will scrub with just just water and if there stubborn stuck particles scrub it with the green scrubbing pads with or without soap, dry it on medium high heat on burner and coat with a very thin layer of oil. That's what I do with all my other cast iron Griswold cookware I have bought on Ebay. Always use stainless steel spatula and utensils on your cast iron cookware. Never use plastic or vinyl. You may remove old crud from your cast iron cookware with oven cleaner. After 24 hrs., wash it and scrub in water. Repeat process if there is still crud left. Then remove rust using a 50/50 white distilled vinegar and water solution, watching it carefully. Dry well and place it in 200 degrees F oven or on stove to dry completely and to open pores. Oil it immediately with a very thin layer of flaxseed oil. Place in cold oven and pre-heat at 450 to 500 degreesF (or highest your oven heats) and when it reaches temperature, bake for an hour. Turn oven off and allow it to cool in oven for 2 hrs.. You may repeat process about 6 times. Never add thick layers of oil that would drip because it'll make your cast iron sticky. There are other brands of good cast iron cookware like Griswold and Wagner, but I believe they are out of business today. You can find those items on Ebay but they go for an arm and a leg. Besides I haven't seen a grill by them so far. So, for this price you can't beat the Lodge Logic stove top grill. Perhaps not the best brand, but does the job! I used the Logic 7" Round Press on chicken breast, steaks, fish fillets and sandwiches and it worked great! I keep the press in the warming drawer. I might order another press. I'm not a chef or professional cook, but I've always loved to cook and to create recipes, so I'm familiar with many cookware and products and of certain cooking temperatures. I'm adding a some pictures of an Argentinean Grill that I made on the Lodge Logic grill side. The pictures will only show the food after removed from the grill, but you can see some of the grill marks. I just love it! I have ordered many products from Amazon throughout the years and my experience has always been WONDERFUL. I used the Super Saving Shipping with these items and they still arrived within 5 and 7 days after I placed the order. Can't beat that! Good luck and hope you enjoy this product as much as I do! :)

First, to address a couple concerns that get this poor reviews: 1. It's not non-stick. No, it's cast iron. It can be very low stick, but it is not non-stick. 2. It's heavy. Yes, it's cast iron. It weighs 18 pounds. And you cannot just leave it on your stove. You need to clean it, preferably in a sink. And Not in an enameled sink, unless you want a new sink. 3. It rusts. Yes, it's cast iron. I've used this several times now, grill side only. For food not to stick on any cooking surface, but a cast iron grill especially, the surface has to be hot enough to release the food once it's carmelized. The Lodge instructions suggest medium heat. Some cookbooks suggest the very highest heat. My best results, over two electric elements, have been at about 7/9. That seems to replicate my Lynx. Pre-heat for about 10 minutes. Then with a spray bottle of your choice, hand or pressure pump, give the grill surface a fine, light spray of cooking, but not olive, oil. Wait a moment for the oil to barely smoke and add your food. If you're cooking meat, let it sear on one side till you have nice dark griddle marks. Don't lift or move it too soon or you'll really have a mess. In 2 or 3 minutes, if the grill was hot enough, the pan will release the meat and you can turn it with it barely sticking or not sticking at all. Sear it on the other side until you have the grill marks and it turns easily again. Then turn it over so it's about 90 degrees to the original sear marks and cook until it's seared again, then turn it over at 90 degrees again and cook it until it's done. That's only 4 turns. Same as a barbeque. Don't lift it or turn it or fuss with it any more than that or it will stick and tear and look horrible. It's easy to overcook meats the first couple of times as I just didn't trust cooking on a raised surface. But it times about the same as a gas or charcoal grill or a flat pan. It is messy! Turn on your fans, turn off your smoke detectors, and open a window. And be prepared to clean up a lot of splattering. But the taste of the best indoor steak you've ever had makes up for all that, especially if it's -30 outside. Never, ever, ever use a sticky sauce on this grill/griddle. It will probably take a few tries before you perfect temperatures and timings, so don't give up. It just gets better and better until it's perfect. To clean: let it cool, wash it in luke-warm water with a stiff nylon brush. Don't use soap or that will strip all the wonderful oils. Just scrub any stuck bits of food. Dry it with clean rags or paper towels or a towel that you don't want to use again. If you want, spray it all over, both sides, with another fine spray of cooking oil. Spread the oil into the valleys and around the edges and handles and clean off any excess with a paper towel. If you dry cast iron quickly and always protect it with oil, it will never rust and always stay seasoned. Let it dry propped up on its edge on a paper towel or rag somewhere. The more you use it, the more seasoned it will become. Something as beautifully made as this or any Lodge should last at least one lifetime. It's very thick, very heavy, very smooth, nicer than any other cast iron I've ever seen. Cast iron will break if you drop it on, say concrete, which might be possible as the griddle side of this would make a fantastic piastra for your gas or charcoal grill, way better than stone. And cast iron will crack if thermally shocked, so don't put hot cast outside to cool in a Canadian winter. Bottom lines: beautifully made. Amazon has the best prices for Lodge that I've seen in Canada - tho' they are still twice the U.S. Messy. With the cleanup, more work than a gas grill. Still less work than a charcoal grill. Makes the best indoor steak I've ever had.

trotz der negativen Rezensionen, habe ich es gewagt diese Gusseisen-Grillpfanne von Lodge zu kaufen. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Produkt. Meine Grillpfanne ist auch von 2012. War original verpackt. Eventuell etwas nachgebessert. Das spielt aber für mich keine Rolle. So eine Gusseisen Grillpfanne wird über Generationen weiter vererbt, mit ein bisschen "Flugrost" sollte man umgehen können.