Tips & Tricks Traveling with your Kickoff Grill By: Lodge Cast Iron / May 6, 2021 There’s nothing worse than arriving at the campsite or tailgate and realizing you’ve forgotten to pack something that you need for grilling! We’ve got you covered with packing suggestions and tips to help your outdoor cooking adventures run smoothly. E-mail this page Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Twitter Print this page What to Pack: We created this list based on our own experiences traveling with the Kickoff. It’s a great starting point, but feel free to adapt it to best fit your outdoor cooking needs! Must Have Accessories Charcoal Chimney Starter Charcoal Lighter or matches Nice to Have Accessories 16” Charcoal Tongs Leather Gloves Seasoned Cast Iron Care Kit 14” Tote Bag Other Items to consider Small metal trash can (with lid) Aluminum foil Paper towels Trash bag Packing your Kickoff The Hook and Carry Handles, Leather Gloves, lighter, and Care Kit will all fit inside your Kickoff Grill. The Kickoff and a half bag of charcoal will fit inside a 14” Tote Bag. Pretty much everything else you need will fit inside a small metal trash can, which can then be used for ash collection. Charcoal – dealer’s choice. Regular charcoal – requires lighter fluid or fire starter Lump – most natural form, requires lighter fluid or fire starter Ash Disposal/Cleanup Allow ash to cool completely. Wrap ash in aluminum foil. Dispose of in the trash. It is important to leave outdoor areas the way you found them. If you’re in a hurry, carefully removing the charcoal as soon as you are finished cooking will accelerate the cool down process. Remember to plan ahead so that you can dispose of waste properly. This helps to minimize campfire impacts and keeps wildlife and other visitors safe. Hot ash should be placed in a fireproof container—we like to use a small metal trash can with a lid. Note: The ash from lump charcoal can be used as a fertilizer in your garden. It’s loaded with potassium carbonate, which is good for many plants. Just make sure the lump charcoal you’re using is additive free. We’ve added a packing list that we like to use here at Lodge. Print it off or save it to your phone to use as an easy reference when you prepare to travel with your Kickoff Grill! Introducing the New Cast Iron Kickoff Grill Turn any outdoor gathering into a cookout with our new compact cast iron grill. Discover why our innovative Kickoff Grill will be your must-have outdoor cookware for a lifetime of celebrations. Spicy Vegan Elote Elote, otherwise known as "Mexican Street Corn", is a grilled corn on the cob. Here, Chef Paco Garcia has made the dish vegan. Step-by-step Guide to the Lodge Smoker Skillet Infuse great smoked flavor in your food with the new Smoker Skillet. Andouille Po’Boy Sandwiches With Jack Daniel’s Remoulade Spicy, fatty sausage gets even more delicious when served sizzling hot off of a cast iron grill. Smoked Citrus and Rosemary Pork Tenderloin Citrus, rosemary, and infused smoky flavors perfectly complement pork. Contributed By: Lodge Cast Iron We hope you enjoy our stories and recipes! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and tag your Instagram food photos with #lodgecastiron for a chance to be featured on our feed! Get $10 off any $50+ order!* While you're shopping, become a Pan Fan today and sign up for our newsletter! *Coupon code will be sent to your email after you sign up for our newsletter! New sign ups only. Sign Up By submitting your information, you are agreeing to Lodge Cast Iron’s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Please try again.
Tips & Tricks Traveling with your Kickoff Grill By: Lodge Cast Iron / May 6, 2021 There’s nothing worse than arriving at the campsite or tailgate and realizing you’ve forgotten to pack something that you need for grilling! We’ve got you covered with packing suggestions and tips to help your outdoor cooking adventures run smoothly. E-mail this page Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Twitter Print this page What to Pack: We created this list based on our own experiences traveling with the Kickoff. It’s a great starting point, but feel free to adapt it to best fit your outdoor cooking needs! Must Have Accessories Charcoal Chimney Starter Charcoal Lighter or matches Nice to Have Accessories 16” Charcoal Tongs Leather Gloves Seasoned Cast Iron Care Kit 14” Tote Bag Other Items to consider Small metal trash can (with lid) Aluminum foil Paper towels Trash bag Packing your Kickoff The Hook and Carry Handles, Leather Gloves, lighter, and Care Kit will all fit inside your Kickoff Grill. The Kickoff and a half bag of charcoal will fit inside a 14” Tote Bag. Pretty much everything else you need will fit inside a small metal trash can, which can then be used for ash collection. Charcoal – dealer’s choice. Regular charcoal – requires lighter fluid or fire starter Lump – most natural form, requires lighter fluid or fire starter Ash Disposal/Cleanup Allow ash to cool completely. Wrap ash in aluminum foil. Dispose of in the trash. It is important to leave outdoor areas the way you found them. If you’re in a hurry, carefully removing the charcoal as soon as you are finished cooking will accelerate the cool down process. Remember to plan ahead so that you can dispose of waste properly. This helps to minimize campfire impacts and keeps wildlife and other visitors safe. Hot ash should be placed in a fireproof container—we like to use a small metal trash can with a lid. Note: The ash from lump charcoal can be used as a fertilizer in your garden. It’s loaded with potassium carbonate, which is good for many plants. Just make sure the lump charcoal you’re using is additive free. We’ve added a packing list that we like to use here at Lodge. Print it off or save it to your phone to use as an easy reference when you prepare to travel with your Kickoff Grill! Introducing the New Cast Iron Kickoff Grill Turn any outdoor gathering into a cookout with our new compact cast iron grill. Discover why our innovative Kickoff Grill will be your must-have outdoor cookware for a lifetime of celebrations. Spicy Vegan Elote Elote, otherwise known as "Mexican Street Corn", is a grilled corn on the cob. Here, Chef Paco Garcia has made the dish vegan. Step-by-step Guide to the Lodge Smoker Skillet Infuse great smoked flavor in your food with the new Smoker Skillet. Andouille Po’Boy Sandwiches With Jack Daniel’s Remoulade Spicy, fatty sausage gets even more delicious when served sizzling hot off of a cast iron grill. Smoked Citrus and Rosemary Pork Tenderloin Citrus, rosemary, and infused smoky flavors perfectly complement pork. Contributed By: Lodge Cast Iron We hope you enjoy our stories and recipes! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and tag your Instagram food photos with #lodgecastiron for a chance to be featured on our feed!