r/blackstonegriddle

Just wanted to share how amazing these came out. My lovely wife cooked up 15 English muffins on the blackstone so we didn’t have to make bread in the oven with all the heat on the east coast.

Have you made these or anything else like it on the griddle?

Edit:
My apologies for not including the recipe. My wife picks one and tries it so sometimes it’s different and I don’t know.

Here is the link:

https://preppykitchen.com/english-muffins/

Is this cleaned well enough after cooking for the first time? Not really sure what I’m looking for. Scraped off excess with water and added a layer of oil down and shut it down.

After having our Blackstone griddle out and not in use for a long time, it's had time to really rust up. We scrapped it, used cleaner and sponges just for it. The rust has raised bumps where it has formed. Anyone have advice on how to get it back to being usable? Or is it not salvageable anymore?

I just assembled my brand-new Blackstone, and I’m not sure if this is an issue or not. I think it shows up in the photo, there’s a 1/8” gap under one of the posts/legs/feet, preventing it from sitting flat. It’s never been turned on, so it’s not possible to have warped by heating. I can’t tell whether the top came warped from the factory, or if one of the little “legs” is simply too long/too short, and I don’t know what’s going to happen when it gets heated for the first time. I considered putting a washer under one of the legs to stop it from rocking, but I’m not sure if that’s the best move with a brand new grill.

Smash burgers on Saturday (going too fast to put my beer on the grill or even get a pictures of the cooking. I even cooked the corn on the cob on it. Then breakfast in the am. I love making pancakes on this thing. The brown so evenly.

I purchased from a local Lowes yesterday. Out of the box there's some rust/oxidation which I am less concerned about than the damage to the hood of the grill.

I do not want to go through the hassle of a return/ replacement with Lowes if this is not a big deal however my concern is that this falls right along the seam of the hood. I worry about it being a weak point for rust or further damage over time

Any advice on how I should proceed? This is now the 2nd grill I've received that's damaged and frankly I am just out of patience and just want to get to using it, but also don't want to regret it.

Breakfast the morning after Americas 250th!

Cooking breakfast potatoes or as we call them home fries seasoned with lawrys all seasoning, smoked paprika, ghee, and bacon. If you want to take your steak, hamburgers, chicken or potatoes to the next level try some ghee. We camp with a one burner blackstone and ghee always steals the show with friends and family asking what the heck did you do to this it doesn't taste this good when we cook it. Breakfast is bacon sandwich, home fries with bear and burtons breakfast sauce, this sauce is not for the black pepper is too spicy crowd.

After dusting off the outside of my griddle with a microfiber towel I was seasoning the griddle when the wind blew the microfiber towel on to it and melted in a split second i can’t get it off am I cooked.

Dog 1

Pickled red onion

Shaved carrot

Cilantro

Diced jalapeño

Bachans sweet honey Japanese BBQ sauce

Dog 2

Guacamole

White quesadilla cheese

Smashed tortilla chips

Cilantro lime crema

Salsa roja

Hot dogs
Garlic Parmesan thighs
Lemon pepper thighs

Between this and the kettle had dinner cooked in 20min wo breaking a sweat. Hope everyone has a good holiday wkend