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TYPE OF FOOD 

WEIGHT OR THICKNESS 

COOKING TEMPERATURE 

COOKING TIME 

BEEF 

Burgers 
 
 
Roasts: 
Blade, Sirloin tip 
 
 
 
Steaks: 
Porterhouse, Rib, 
Ribeye, Sirloin, 
T-bone 
 
Filet Mignon 
 
 
 

POULTRY 

Chicken, Parts 
 
Chicken, Whole 
 
Chicken breast, 
Boneless 
 
Cornish Hens 
 
Turkey 
 
 

PORK 

Chops  
 
Ham 
   Steak 
 
Whole Ham 
 
 
 
 
 
Ribs 
   Back, side 
 
Roasts: 
Butt, Loin Shoulder 
 
Tender loin 
 
 
Sausages

 

 

FISH, SEAFOOD 

Fillets 
Steaks 
Whole fish 
 
Lobster 
shrimp

 

 

 

1 inch 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1 inch 

 
 
 
 

2 inches 

 
 
 
 
 
 

3-4 lbs. 

 

1-2 lbs. 

 
 

1-1 1/2 lbs. 

 

13-25 lbs. 

 
 
 

1 inch 

 
 

1 inch 

 

12-14 lbs. 

Bones in 

 

4-5 lbs. 

Boneless 

 
 

5-6 lbs. 

 
 

3-5 lbs. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1-1 1/2 inch 

1-2 lbs. 
2-4 lbs. 

 

1-1/2 lbs. 

Large. 

 

400-450 ° F 

 
 
 

350° F 

 
 
 

550-600° F (to sear) 

400-450° F (to finish) 

 
 
 

550-600° F (to sear) 

400-450° F (to finish) 

 
 
 

325-350° F 

 

325-350° F 

 

325-350° F 

 
 

325-350° F 

 

325-350° F 

 
 
 

400-450° F 

 
 

400-450° F 

 

325-350° F 

 
 

325-350° F 

 
 
 

325-350° F 

 
 

325-350° F 

 

375-400° F 

 
 
 
 
 

400-450° F 
325-350° F 
325-350° F 

 

400-450° F 
325-350° F 

 

Rare: 4-7 min. 

Medium: 7-10 min. 

Well done: 10-12 min 

 

Rare: 18-20 min./lb 

Medium: 20-25 min./lb 

Well done: 25-30min./lb 

 

Rare: 4-7 min. 

Medium: 7-10 min. 

Well done: 10-12 min 

 
 

Rare: 15-17 min 

Medium: 17-19 min 

Well done: 19-22 min 

 
 

30-45 min 

 

20 min./lbs. 

 

12-15 min. 

 
 

45-60 min. 

 

20 min./lbs. 

 
 
 

25-30 min 

 
 

12-15 min 

 

Medium: 20-25 min./lb. 

Well done: 25-30 min./lb. 

 

50-60 min 

 
 
 

Medium: 25-27 min./lbs. 

Well done: 27-30 min./lbs. 

 

1-1 1/2 hrs. 

 

Medium: 30-35 min./lbs 

Well done: 35-40 min./lbs. 

 

12-20 min. 

 
 

10-15 min. 
20-30 min. 
30-50 min. 

 

15 min. 

5-6 min. 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for Bistro 3500

Page 1: ...IS OR ANY OTHE 2 A PROPANE LP CYLINDER NOT CONNECTED FOR USE SHALL NOT BE STORED IN THE VICINITY OF THIS OR ANY OTHER APPLIANCE FOR YOUR SAFETY IF YOU SMELL GAS 1 SHUT OFF ALL GAS TO THE APPLIANCE 2 E...

Page 2: ...NS 6 12 HOOKING UP GAS SUPPLY 13 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 14 BURNER FLAME APPEARANCE AND ADJUSTMENT 15 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND DIMENSIONS SPECIFICATIONS 16 METHODS OF COOKING 17 18 Food preparatio...

Page 3: ...las KEEP CHILDREN AWAY Do not allow children to operate this appliance Keep children and pets away from barbecue during use wait until the appliance has completely cooled CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS Once the...

Page 4: ...checked and cleaned on a regular basis To clean the burner tubes first remove the burner tubes from the barbecue Bend a stiff wire coat hanger and run the hooked end up through each venturi tube and...

Page 5: ...or kitchen use PORCELAIN ENAMEL CASTINGS Periodic cleaning with a dry or slightly damp cloth or soft brush will keep porcelain enamel surfaces looking new To clean use a only a kitchen appliance clean...

Page 6: ...d remove the condiment side shelf from the inside of the cart Place the pre assembled cart upside down and install the caster onto the bottom shelf using the 8 bolts lock washers and nuts provided 4 f...

Page 7: ...ARTS REQUIRED FOR ENGINE INSTALLATION 1 Completed Cart assembly 1 Pre assembled Burner assembly Engine Using the Grill Removal tool remove the cooking grids and the flame deflectors from the unit This...

Page 8: ...N CUTTING BOARD BOTTOM OF THE SIDE SHELF TO BE INSTALLED INTO THE SIDE SHELF SECURE THIS BOTTOM WITH THE FOUR BOLTS NUTS LOCK WASHERS SUPPLIED SIDE SHELF 2 Place the side shelf onto the support bracke...

Page 9: ...ther 4 Connect the Stainless Steel Flexible gas line to one side of the already installed TEE on the bottom of the side shelf gas valve 5 Re install the Main gas line Rubber Line on the other side of...

Page 10: ...e must go through the last hole in the windshield and rest on the burner orifice see below Align the burner tube over the orifice 4 Remove the cap from the main gas supply as shown 5 Install the flexi...

Page 11: ...the igniter module from under the control panel First remove the two 1 4 x 8 stainless steel sheet metal screws and drop the module and the heat shield straight down as shown Remove one of the short w...

Page 12: ...and tighten the wing nut until secure SEE DIAGRAMS BELOW Install the gas line from the propane cylinder as shown on the following page Clamp the hose away from the grease pan using the small hose clam...

Page 13: ...ed Turn the fuel supply back on and test with the soapy solution once again Repeat this procedure until all gas leaks have been repaired NATURAL GAS NG CONNECTIONS TO CONNECT GAS LINE 1 Push back the...

Page 14: ...ipped 5 Ensure that the burner is lit and check the flame for proper appearance and operation See next page If the electric igniter does not operate remove the grills from the unit and the flame diffu...

Page 15: ...llow and lazy in appearance then open the air shutter until a soft blue flame is achieved This flame should also stay on the burner tube as shown above If the flame is lifting off the burner tube and...

Page 16: ...DMS 46 DMS 51 DMS PROPANE LPG 55 DMS 54 DMS 56 DMS A B CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLES DO NOT USE THIS APPLIANCE IN AN ENCLOSED AREA For example Garages sheds or enclosed sundecks or any other enclosed ar...

Page 17: ...ore cooking Clean off any excess grease or food residue deposited on the cooking surfaces 2 Only remove food from the refrigerator shortly before cooking 3 Always marinate meats in the refrigerator Di...

Page 18: ...grill there is a thermometer Simply pull thermometer out and stick into food that you are cooking to ensure the internal temperature of the food is correct for your desired taste Pull the thermometer...

Page 19: ...e 400 450 F 350 F 550 600 F to sear 400 450 F to finish 550 600 F to sear 400 450 F to finish 325 350 F 325 350 F 325 350 F 325 350 F 325 350 F 400 450 F 400 450 F 325 350 F 325 350 F 325 350 F 325 35...

Page 20: ...ubes Use a special venture brush to clean Check under the flame deflectors to ensure that the burner is properly installed the main orifices Tighten the gas connection at the propane tank HAND TIGHTEN...

Page 21: ...OF 4 EB 3561 MAIN IGNITOR MODULE EB 4563 DRIP TRAY EB 3584 OUTER BOX CONTROL PANEL EB 3526 DECAL EB 3574 MANIFOLD EB 3580 REAR ORIFICE AND MOUNT EB 3540 NG EB 3540A LP ROTISSERIE MOUNTING BRACKET EB...

Page 22: ...URNER GRILL 50 527 SIDE BURNER TOP SIDE BURNER EB 3559 NG EB 3567 LP PORCELAIN DIFFUSER CAP EB 4528 SIDE BURNER HINGE SIDE BURNER LID SIDE BURNER CONTROL PANEL DECAL EB 3576 WHEEL ASSEMBLY EB 4558 CAR...

Page 23: ...not transferable This warranty does not cover failure due to misuse or improper installation or maintenance This warranty is for replacement or repair of defective parts only ENVIROGRILL will not be...

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