Searching for lightweight cooking surface for Brandi Grill.

[dougstroud]

Searching for lightweight cooking surface for Brandi Grill.
I found this great idea for small/lightweight cooking grill- https://www.braendi-grill.de on this video.
The creator appears to be using some sort of flat griddle on top of the open grate, any idea what this is? You can find it at the 1:51 timestamp and at 2:25.

 

[Falstaff]

That looks like a soft silicon oven baking sheet to me. Presumably high enough up that the flames don't touch it. Good solution.
There are a variety of those sort of stick and arm cooking supports on the market, and someone on here recently made their own with stainless steel and a bit of copper rod.

 

[slimshady]

Watching video with Captions on, he mentions brandy grill. Google search resulted in Braendi / Brändi . https://www.braendi-grill.de/en/
If you search Brändi, there are a couple of hits for this forum.
Currently not cheap at 66.99 euro's plus post.
I would guess that TJM metalworks could fabricate similar for less, or easier to get,
Alex.

 

[crosslandkelly]

Inspired by the grill, I spent an hour or so making my own this afternoon. Using an unused bbq burger grill, and a 9mm road pin, I came up with my own version.

 

[Pattree]

Is that as simple as it looks?
The grill supported by friction?

 

[C_Claycomb]

That looks like a soft silicon oven baking sheet to me. Presumably high enough up that the flames don't touch it. Good solution.
There are a variety of those sort of stick and arm cooking supports on the market, and someone on here recently made their own with stainless steel and a bit of copper rod.

I wondered about that, but you can hardly fry on silicone. It looks very flat, and two rolled edges. I was wondering if it was a simple cut down baking tray. The lightest solution would be a cut section of foil turkey baking tray. Next up would be thin aluminium sheet. Thin titanium shim stock?

 

[crosslandkelly]

Is that as simple as it looks?
The grill supported by friction?

Yes and yes. It's the same principle as a squirrel cooker.