Feb 26 2016
I turned 74 yesterday but when I got my new Lodge Sportsman
L410 Hibachi grill today I was like e little kid with a new toy. I don’t feel
too well, have a cold; but that didn’t stop me from getting it assembled and in
the oven for a seasoning before using.
That cast iron grill is a piece of artwork; just 6 pieces
plus the bail and only needs two bolts to assemble.
I could not find much history on this grill but it looks
like Lodge Bought out Sportsman. I did find a video of someone who had an
original Sportsman and compared the Lodge to it. The casting is a lot cleaner
and they improved the pockets where the cooking grate legs set.
I run hot water over the cooking grate, brushed it well and
dried. I then brushed lard on the inside, the two grates, the access door and
damper. It was set on a sheet pan and into the oven. I set it at 350 deg. and a
half hour later turned the oven off. It will set there until cooled. I had
wanted to do the outside too but it was too hard to handle on top of my
cupboard. I will coat the outside on my first cook.
Now all I need is some decent weather to try this thing out.
I plan on doing some pork burgers, sausage, for my first cook.
I love this Sportsman Hibachi! Where did you find it? It's so cute and looks like it does a great job on your meals. I'm going to have to find one myself. I bet some of the recipes you have taste great cooked on that hibachi. I'm sure you're loving it! I need to find one myself.
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Lodge has temporarily stopped making the grill. I got mine from Amazon but you may try Wal-Mart too.
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