Portable Kitchen Grill

I don't know about special recipes. I can tell you that the cast aluminum body is the best ever! It will never, never rust. Just replace the grills about every 3-4 years and you have a lifetime grill.

I hate to admit it, but I coveted my best friend's father's PK for years. Then I spotted one in somebody's trash and I couldn't help myself. I've never regretted it. Saved about $300 bucks.

Not mine, but mine is just like this. Could be bigger, but I can live with it.

S Rat, is that a portable "kitchen" grill, and why do they call it that?

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S Rat, is that a portable "kitchen" grill, and why do they call it that?

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No idea.

In response to the picture request, here is the link to the PK website.

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I bought one because my father-in-law had one he bought in 1967, his other daughter took it when he died 10 years ago. It is the best at indirect cooking.

If you want to make beer can chicken take the grill out and put a pan on the grate, I use disposable aluminum, you can fit 2 fat fryers in. Also get a disposable turkey roasting pan under the fire side to catch all the ashes when they fall through the vent.

I hose it out a couple of times a year, likely have it till my son steals it.