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TIME

    Rare:  7-10 minutes

    Medium:  12-15 minutes

    Well:  18 - 20 minutes

    Rare:  6 - 7 minutes

    Medium:  8 - 10 minutes

    Well:  12 minutes

    Medium:  8 minutes

    Medium/Well:  10 minutes

    Well:  12 minutes

    25 minutes

    Internal temp. 160

O

 F

    20 minutes

    10 minutes per side

    10 minutes per pound

    Internal temp. 180

O

 F

    Rare:  7 minutes

    Medium:  12 minutes

    Well:  15 minutes

     8 - 12 minutes

     3 - 5 minutes

     30 minutes

     1 hour

     6 minutes

     12 - 15 minutes

     15 minutes

     8 - 10 minutes

Corn on Cob

Baking Potatoes

Mushrooms, Button, Whole

Yellow Onions

Tomatoes

Zucchini/Yellow Squash and

Eggplant

TEMPERATURE

500°F - 600°F

500°F - 600°F

450°F - 500°F

350°F - 450°F

350°F - 450°F

350°F - 375°F

350°F - 375°F

350°F - 450°F

350°F - 450°F

400°F - 425°F

350°F - 400°F

350°F - 400°F

350°F - 400°F

350°F - 400°F

350°F - 400°F

350°F - 400°F

SIZE / QUANTITY

1 inch

1/2 inch

1/2 inch

1 inch

1/2 inch

8 ounces

1 each

1 inch - 8 ounces

8 ounces

8 ounces

1 each

1 each

8 ounces

1 each

Half

1 medium size

ITEM

Steak

(T-bone, ribeye, sirloin,

 filet mignon, etc.)

Steak

(T-bone, ribeye, sirloin,

 filet mignon, etc.)

Hamburgers

Pork Chop

Pork Chop

Boneless, Skinless,

Chicken Breast

Whole Chicken

Tuna/Sword Fish

Whole Rainbow Trout Filet

Shrimp, Medium,

peeled and deveined

Electric Patio Caddie Cooking Chart

Cooking  Zones

Cooking times and temperatures may vary according to specific

recipes, cooking conditions, or barbecue equipment used.  Take

this into consideration to insure best results.

INITIAL SETTINGS:

First preheat on HIGH to maximum sustained

temperature. Then place food on grill and adjust

controller to obtain desired temperature on cooking

chart below.

ZONE

I

I

I

I

II

Dry Rub

Marinade

*

I

II

Dry Rub

Marinade

*

I

II

Dry Rub

Marinade

*

I

II

Dry Rub

Marinade

*

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

* Increase cooking time 5 minutes or to desired doneness.

Steaks

Hamburgers

Vegetables

Pork Chops

Fish

Chicken Parts

Whole Chicken

Corn on the Cob

Summary of Contents for patio caddle

Page 1: ...ollow all manufacturer s instructions could result in serious personal injury and or property damage Read and follow all safety statements Assembly Instructions and Use and Care directions before atte...

Page 2: ...r Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you The warranty gives you specific legal rights a...

Page 3: ...s off ground and dry Never put controller cord or heating element in water or any other liquid Do not allow cord to touch hot grill Store controller indoors when not in use Do not use water or other l...

Page 4: ...sion Cord Use and Safety 24 OR 2ft 61 m 24 OR 2ft 61 m Use only outdoor type with 3 prong grounding plug rated for 15 amperes or more approved by UL marked with a W A and with a tag stating Suitable f...

Page 5: ...57 N 3 Lid Hangers 4154245 O 1 Grease Cup 5156609 P 1 Grease Clip 5156610 Q 1 Top Insulation Bowl 4152826 R 1 Bottom Insulation Bowl 4152827 S 1 Briquet Grate 4156128 10 Fasteners Bag 4253859 T 12 10...

Page 6: ...nimum tools for assembly of your grill include screwdrivers flathead and Phillips adjustable wrench and pliers A 3 8 and 7 16 nut driver would be ideal 10 Bag 249 Nylon Insert IMPORTANT Be sure all nu...

Page 7: ...of insulation bowl NOTE Adjust insulation bowl as necessary to align upper lip with brackets Tighten wing nut Lid 772 Lid Fold flaps inwards and upwards 90 degrees so they are horizontal Grill Bottom...

Page 8: ...Slots 094 Inside Grill Bottom Note Tighten by turning screws only 208 between Leg and Grill Bottom Finger tighten only 302 Grill Bottom 5 094 Attach leg with Logo B and plain leg C the same as A A C...

Page 9: ...t 302 208 Attach each leg using screws and nuts as shown B Completed upright view NOTE Leg with handle must be opposite wheels in base 6 7 208 10 Bag 302 Do not use more than 10 ceramic briquets and r...

Page 10: ...e element bracket thru slot in side of insulation bowl and into rectangular slot in grill body Element bracket mounts snugly against inside of grill body MISC Bag 8 772 418 Insulated Washer 772 418 9...

Page 11: ...ave enough Raised Lip Element Bracket Raised lip of controller should be inserted until it is snug against element bracket Remove protective film from controller prior to use Top View Ensure that cont...

Page 12: ...oapy water rinse and dry thoroughly Before Each Use of Grill Use grill only on a firm and level surface to prevent tipping over To prevent household circuit breakers from tripping keep electric contro...

Page 13: ...l Refrigerate prepared foods and leftovers promptly For more information call USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline at 1 800 535 4555 In Washington DC 202 720 3333 10 00 am 4 00 pm Eastern time Grilling For b...

Page 14: ...lugged into outlet Check for tripped household circuit breakers or GFI Ground Fault Interrupter Reset or replace if necessary Try another outlet Replace controller or heating element Turn controller t...

Page 15: ...unces 1 each 1 inch 8 ounces 8 ounces 8 ounces 1 each 1 each 8 ounces 1 each Half 1 medium size ITEM Steak T bone ribeye sirloin filet mignon etc Steak T bone ribeye sirloin filet mignon etc Hamburger...

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