LoL ! I know what that monster is !
What do I win ?
That is a Weber Gourmet Set !
I am guessing this was a Euro item but I have never seen it before here.
If you like eating chiefs snacks then this is for you!
3 hours of cooking time with family members you hate to get the same equivalent of 1 hamburger :-(
Here is a photo of how it works:
Some types have 2 levels to cook on.. that makes it a combo grill / gourmet set... like this:
It’s the start of the holiday season here in The Netherlands so the stores start selling pre-made packs of mini meat for these... anyone game for a big plate of cross-contamination ?
Google translated from Dutch ..
Gourmets are a phenomenon that has probably been swept from Asia. It's an activity where a group of people cooks on a table in small pans or on a grill, griddle or similar, always cooking their own dish using different ingredients which is on the table, which is eaten, after which you can cook something new. It is similar to rock grills and raclette, but raclets are made with cheese and it is typically Swiss; while gourmets use meat, fish and / or vegetables. An additional possibility is baking small omelettes or pancakes. The whole is often dressed with different sauces and baguette.
One usually gourmet with more people, usually four to six. The traditional gourmets are on fire with small spirits burned under the tiles. Today, more and more electric gourmet dishes are in use, usually consisting of 4 to 6 pans that are heated electrically from below. There are also variants with wok pans in circulation. Gourmets are slightly different from grilling or grilling with the pans under a griddle (metal or stone). Because of this, the panes are heated by a spiral from above, which involves grilling and not the traditional gourmets. Some people do not like gourmets because it takes a very long time, it's hard to get your ingredients to their fullest value and because of the odor barrier. Others find it a nice way of eating, where the host or woman does not have to leave the table. Gourmets has been a Christmas tradition in the Netherlands for some time now.
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