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BethCooks4U said:I'm going to offer the grilled pound cake with ice cream and berries as my featured recipe this month.
BethCooks4U said:Here's what I have (Recipe courtesy of ChefCKHall – shared on DCS):
Grilled Pound Cake with Ice Cream and Berries
Pre-heat grill pan and press on medium heat.
Slice pound cake and baste each side with melted butter.
Grill with press about 3 minutes.
Serve with ice cream and fresh or frozen berries (warmed).
Someone also shared that Michael Reeves also shared a version in a recent meeting planner:
Grill pineapple slices in grill pan and baste them with Spicy Pineapple Rum Sauce then grill pound cake basted with melted butter. Toast coconut in small bar pan. Assemble: pound cake, pineapple, coconut then a drizzle of the Coconut Lime Sauce.
You have to select the Gift Set I believe, so it would be a special code. Use the magnifying glass and search for the Grill Pan Set (right above Guest Special in the drop down list). Or just search for Grill Pan and you'll see the special Code (GY14)Also, make sure your show/order is dated for August. There was also an update that my P3 did today, so did that happen when you loaded?I'm out of ideas after that. If you are ordering it for yourself though, be sure to enter it as a SHOW!! Add a Season's Best to the order to make it the $150. Then you'll get a Free Knife, then as the Host you can get the Host Special and 15% discount on anything else. (12" skillet for $60 anyone?!) This is how I plan to "market" it at my booth this weekend. "Buy the Grill Pan, and you'll get........FREE! Plus, free shipping (I'll pay that), Free Season's Best, 2 free Rubs, and THEN you are entitled to one piece of cookware at 60% off if you'd like, and unlimited 15% discount of the entire catalog!" Or something like that.. Don't want to throw-up all over them. haha!I need to cook with it a lot this week and fall in love with it though! I like the pan, but not the MESS it makes (splatter). I can use the splatter screen, but if I'm using the press, it's hard to do. The screen "tents" over the handle, and cuts down some of the mess, but I still get alot.Teresa LM said:The grill pan is coming up at $0.00. Is it working for anyone else?
No. Once you become a consultant, we don't get the Past Host benefits (10% disc. or the past host monthly special). But that's a great deal for Past Hosts! I didn't realize that.Teresa LM said:OK, I got it to work. A past host can get it for $73.20. Do I qualify as a past host?
esavvymom said:No. Once you become a consultant, we don't get the Past Host benefits (10% disc. or the past host monthly special). But that's a great deal for Past Hosts! I didn't realize that.
BethCooks4U said:I posted a word doc with the Grilled Pound Cake/Pineapple recipe on the following thread in case anyone wants it:
http://www.chefsuccess.com/f7/help-grilled-pineapple-pound-cake-69630/
The best way to clean the grill pan is to fill it with warm water and let it soak for a few minutes. Then, use a non-abrasive sponge or brush to scrub off any residue. For stubborn stains, you can use a mixture of baking soda and water to create a paste and gently scrub the pan. Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly.
No, the grill pan is designed specifically for indoor use on stovetops. It is not suitable for use on outdoor grills as the high heat and direct flames can damage the pan.
The grill pan is great for cooking a variety of foods such as vegetables, meats, fish, and even fruits. It gives a nice sear and adds a smoky flavor to your dishes without having to use an outdoor grill.
Yes, it is recommended to season the grill pan before its first use. This helps create a non-stick surface and prevents food from sticking. To season, heat the pan on medium-high heat and add a thin layer of oil. Let it heat for a few minutes, then wipe off the excess oil with a paper towel. Repeat this process a few times before using the pan for cooking.
The grill pan can be used on most stovetops, including gas, electric, and glass cooktops. However, it is not recommended for use on induction cooktops as the pan's bottom is not magnetic and will not heat up properly.