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Old 06-04-2009, 10:31 PM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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Personally, I like my veggies cut large enough so they can be placed directly on the grill. I like when they get a bit charred. With that being said this is very similar to the baskets that have been available only the baskets I've seen are square-ish while this one is saute pan shaped.

But, I agree with the "sure, why not" It certainly would be easy just to "toss" them and it would take up much less room. When I grill veggies it takes up the whole grill and has to be done after or before something else is grilled - takes a LOT more time.

...plus, I like the look of this "pan" And actually, you may be able to use it on a gas stove to roast peppers or jalapenos.
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if you scroll down on the page they have other mesh cookware and a brush designed to clean the mesh. i am thinking of buying one of the brushes to clean my strainers and spiders.
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I bought one of those at WS last summer. I use it from time to time but it's a real B to clean thoroughly.
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The one I have is similar to this, but round. I use it a lot when actually grill over charcoal for peppers, onions, mushroom, etc, but I suppose you could use it for antthing you don't want falling through the grate. It's also not a pain to clean.

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