Weber CHARCOAL & GOOO-ANYWHERE GRILL User manual

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Do not discard. This contains important product dangers, warnings, and cautions.

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General Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3
Helpful Hints........................4-5
Go-Anywhere® Helpful Hints . . . . . . . . . .6
Charcoal Grill
Cooking, Direct Method. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Charcoal Grill
Cooking, Indirect Method . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Grilling Guide ......................9-10
Recipes...........................11-15
Consignes de Sécurité Générales . . .16-17
Conseils Utiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-19
Indices utiles pour le
Weber Go-Anywhere® ...............20
Cuisson au Charbon de Bois,
Méthode Directe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Cuisson au Charbon de Bois,
Méthode Indirecte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Guide de Cuisson au Barbecue . . . 23-24
Recettes.........................25-29
Instrucciones Generales
de Seguridad.....................30-31
Sugerencias Prácticas . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33
Sugerencias Prácticas para los
Asadores Go-Anywhere® ............34
Cocinando en Asador de
Carbón, Método Directo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Cocinando en Asador de
Carbón, Método Indirecto . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Guía para Asar......................37
Guía para Cocinar en el Asador . . . . . . 38
Recetas .........................39-43
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If you need replacement parts or have questions
about the assembly, use or maintenance of your
grill, please call Weber Customer Service.
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1-800-446-1071
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1-800-265-2150
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(33) 31 22 12 23
Si necesita partes de repuesto o tiene preguntas
acerca del ensamblaje, uso o mantenimiento del su
asador, por favor llame al Departamento de Soporte
y Servicio al Cliente de Weber.
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1-800-446-1071
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1-800-265-2150
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(33) 31 22 12 23
Si vous avez besoin de pièces de rechange ou si
vous avez des questions sur le montage, l’utilisation
ou l’entretien de votre grill, veuillez consulter le
Service Client de Weber.
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1-800-446-1071
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1-800-265-2150
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alert you to important 
information.
Signal words  
  or  will
be used with the 
 .
 will identify the most
serious hazard.
Please carefully read all safety
information contained in this
Owner’s Guide.
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• This grill is designed for outdoor
use only. If used indoors, toxic fumes
will accumulate and cause serious
bodily injury or death.
• Do not add charcoal starter fluid or
charcoal impregnated with charcoal
starter fluid to hot or warm charcoal.
• Do not use gasoline, alcohol, or other
highly volatile fluids to ignite charcoal.
If using charcoal starter fluid, remove
any fluid that may have drained through
the bottom vents before lighting the
charcoal.
• Do not leave infants, children, or pets
unattended near a hot grill.
• Do not attempt to move a hot grill.
• Do not use grill within five feet of
any combustible material. Combustible
materials include, but are not limited to
wood or treated wood decks, patios
or porches.
• Do not use grill unless all parts
are in place. Make sure the ash catcher
is properly attached to the legs
underneath the bowl of the grill.
• Do not remove ashes until all charcoal
is completely burned out and fully
extinguished.
• Do not wear clothing with loose flowing
sleeves while lighting or using the grill.
• Do not use grill in high winds.
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• Discard used and empty fuel tanks in a
safe place.
• Store spare fuel tanks in a well
ventilated area away from the barbecue.
• Do not puncture or burn fuel tanks.
• Always remove lid before lighting
your grill.
• Do not operate the grill if there is a gas
leak present.
• Do not use a flame to check for
gas leaks.
• Do not attempt to disconnect the
regulator or any gas fitting while the
unit is in operation.
• Do not place barbecue grill on glass or a
combustible surface, heat can be

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conducted through the legs of
portable grills.
• Do not enlarge orifice or burner ports
when cleaning the valves or burner.
• Do not use charcoal or lava rock in your
gas barbecue grill.
• Use the regulator that is supplied with
the barbecue.
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• Keep the grill in a level position at all
times.
• Remove the lid from the grill while
lighting and getting the charcoal started.
• Always put charcoal on top of the
charcoal grate and not directly into the
bottom of the bowl.
• Never touch the cooking or charcoal
grate or the grill to see if they are hot.
• Use barbecue mitts or hot pads to
protect hands while cooking or adjusting
the vents.
• Use proper barbecuing tools with long,
heat-resistant handles.
• Use the hook on the inside of the lid to
hang the lid on the side of the bowl of
the grill. Avoid placing a hot lid on
carpet or grass. Do not hang the lid on
the bowl handle.
• To extinguish the coals, place the lid
on the bowl and close all of the vents
(dampers). Make sure that the
vents/dampers on the lid and the bowl
are completely closed. Do not use water
because it will damage the porcelain
finish.
• To control flare-ups, place the lid on the
grill. Do not use water.
• Handle and store hot electric starters
carefully.
• Keep electrical cords away from the hot
surfaces of the grill.
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Combustion byproducts produced when
using this product contain chemicals known
to the State of California to
cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive harm.
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• Lining the bowl with aluminum foil will
obstruct the air flow. Instead, use a drip
pan to catch drippings from meat when
cooking by the Indirect Method.
• Using sharp objects to clean the
cooking grate or remove ashes will
damage the finish.
• Using abrasive cleaners on the cooking
grate or the grill itself will damage
the finish.
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• Remove the lid and open all air vents
before building the fire. NOTE: For
proper airflow, remove accumulated
ashes from the bottom of the grill if
present (only after the coals are fully
extinguished). Charcoal requires
oxygen to burn, so be sure nothing
clogs the vents.
• Mound the briquets into a pyramid-
shaped pile or pile the charcoal into a
Weber® RapidFire® chimney starter.
• Place either Weber® FireStartersTM lighter
cubes (they are non-toxic, odorless and
tasteless) or crumpled newspaper under
the pile of briquets and light. NOTE:
We purposely left out instructions for
using lighter fluid. That’s because we
think the choices previously outlined
are superior. Lighter fluid is messy and
can impart a chemical taste to your
food unless it is thoroughly burned
off. If you choose to use lighter fluid,
follow the manufacturer’s instructions
and NEVER add lighter fluid to a
burning fire.
• When coals are covered with a light
grey ash (usually 25 to 30 minutes),
arrange the coals with long-handled
tongs according to the cooking method
you are going to use.
• For additional smoke flavor, consider
adding hardwood chips or chunks
(soaked in water for at least 30 minutes
and drained) or moistened fresh herbs
such as rosemary, thyme, or bay leaves.
Place the wet wood or herbs directly on
the coals just before you begin cooking.
• When removing the grill lid during
cooking, lift to the side, rather than
straight up. Lifting straight up may
create suction, drawing ashes up onto
your food.
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Follow these tips and you won’t go wrong.
And neither will your dinner.
• Direct, Indirect, or a little of both? Read
the recipe and look for the instructions
for setting up your grill. There are two
methods of cooking in a Weber® grill—
Direct and Indirect. See the following
pages for specific instructions.
• Don’t try to save time by placing food
on a grill that’s not quite ready. Let
charcoal burn until it has a light grey
ash coating (keep the vents open so
the fire does not go out).
• Use a spatula and tongs but leave the
fork. You’ve probably seen people
poking their meat with one, but it
causes juices and flavor to escape and
that can dry out your food.
• Make sure the food fits on the grill with
the lid down. At least 1 inch clearance
between the food and the lid is ideal.
• Resist the urge to open the lid to check
on your dinner every couple of minutes.
Every time you lift the lid heat escapes,
which means it will take longer to get
dinner on the table.
• Unless the recipe calls for it, turn your
food over only once.
• You will control flare-ups, reduce
cooking time, and get altogether better
results if you grill with the lid down.
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• Resist the urge to use a spatula to
press down on foods such as burgers.
You’ll squeeze out all that wonderful
flavor.
• A light coating of oil will help brown
your food evenly and keep it from
sticking to the cooking grate. Always
brush or spray oil on your food, not the
cooking grate.
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• Wash your hands thoroughly with hot,
soapy water before starting any meal
preparation and after handling fresh
meat, fish, and poultry.
• Do not defrost meat, fish, or poultry
at room temperature. Defrost in the
refrigerator.
• Never place cooked food on the same
plate the raw food was on.
• Wash all plates and cooking utensils
which have come into contact with raw
meats or fish with hot, soapy water
and rinse.
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• All recipes in this book have been
developed on the basis of 70˚F/21˚C
weather and little or no wind. Therefore,
if you are cooking on a cold and/or
windy day or at high altitudes, it may be
necessary to allow more time.
• The cooking times in this book should
be used as guidelines, not exact
cooking times, as much depends upon
the size and thickness of the food.
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Add years to the life of your Weber®
grill by giving it a thorough cleaning
once a year.
IT’S EASY TO DO:
• Make sure the grill is cool and
coals are totally extinguished.
• Remove the cooking and charcoal
grates.
• Remove ashes.
• Wash your grill with a mild detergent
and water. Rinse well with clear water
and wipe dry.
• It is not necessary to wash the
cooking grate after each use. Simply
loosen residue with a brass bristle grill
brush or crumpled aluminium foil, then
wipe off with paper towels.
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• Turn burner control valve clockwise to
the LOCK/OFF position. Push the
cylinder slightly into valve while turning
clockwise until a snug fit is obtained.
• Check the gas connection for leaks. Mix
a couple tablespoons of liquid detergent
with an equal amount of water. Be sure
to leave the burner control valve to the
LOCK/OFF position. Wet the
connections with the detergent solution,
turn heat control valve on and watch for
bubbles. If bubbles form or if a bubble
grows, there is a leak.
• If there is a leak, check the fitting,
make sure it is tight and recheck
the connections.
• Check for gas leaks each time you
disconnect and reconnect the gas supply.
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• Always remove the lid before lighting
your grill.
• With Flavorizer® Bar in place, turn the
burner control valve to the HIGH
position and push the igniter button
repeatedly until a flame appears on the
burner. Check to see if both sides of the
burner are lit by looking through the
viewing hole in the Flavorizer Bar.
• Replace lid and preheat for 10 minutes.
 If the burner does not
light, turn the burner control valve to OFF
and wait five minutes to let the gas clear
before you try again or try to light with a
match.
 - with a lit match in
one hand, turn burner control valve to the
HIGH position and place match into one
of the four holes underneath the grill.
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Your gas grill is equipped with the
advanced Flavorizer® System that
eliminates messy, grease-collecting lava
rocks. Gas grill care (and delicious gas
grill cooking) was never easier. Follow
these easy steps frequently:
• While lid is warm, wipe inside with paper
towels to prevent grease build-up.
• After cooking, burn grease residue off
by turning burner control valve to HIGH
for several minutes with the lid in place.
• Do not wash cooking grate after each
use. Simply loosen residue with a brass
bristle grill brush or crumpled aluminum
foil. Then wipe with paper towels.
Thoroughly clean your gas grill at least
once a year.
IT’S EASY TO DO:
• Remove cooking grate and
Flavorizer® Bar.
• Remove tubular burner before cleaning
(refer to Assembly Instruction sheet).
To remove: Take out burner clip and
remove valve assembly. Remove wing
nut and lock washer (on opposite end
inside unit). Lift tubular burner up and
slide out of grill.
• Wash with a mild detergent and water.
Rinse well. Wash Flavorizer® Bar and
cooking grate with warm soapy water.
Rinse, then wipe dry with a paper towel.
• Reinstall tubular burner, Flavorizer® Bar,
and cooking grate.
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The Direct Method means that the food is
cooked directly over prepared coals. For
even cooking, food should be turned once,
halfway through the grilling time. Use the
Direct Method for foods that take less than
25 minutes to cook: steaks, chops, kabobs,
vegetables, and the like.
1. Open all vents.
2. Heap the recommended amount of
charcoal briquets in the center of the
charcoal grate (refer to the chart below).
3. Ignite the charcoal briquets. Leave
the lid off until the briquets have a
light coating of grey ash, about
25 to 30 minutes.
4. Spread prepared briquets evenly
across the charcoal grate.
5. Position the cooking grate over
the coals.
6. Place food on the cooking grate.
7. Place the lid on the grill. Consult
your recipe for recommended
cooking times.
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14 1/2" (37 cm) 30
18 1/2" (47 cm) 40
22 1/2" (57 cm) 50
37 1/2" (95 cm) 150
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Use the Indirect Method for foods that
require 25 minutes or more of grilling
time or for foods so delicate that direct
exposure to the heat source would dry
them out or scorch them. Examples include
roasts, bone-in poultry pieces, and whole
fish as well as delicate fish fillets. To set
up for Indirect cooking, prepared charcoal
briquets are set on either side of the food.
Heat rises, reflects off the lid and inside
surfaces of the grill, and circulates to slowly
cook the food evenly on all sides. There’s
no need to turn the food over.
NOTE: For meats that require more than
one hour to cook, additional briquets must
be added to each side as indicated in the
chart below.
1. Open all vents.
2. Place the recommended amount of
charcoal briquets on each side of the
charcoal grate (refer to the chart below).
Leave enough room for a drip pan
between the coals.
3. Ignite the charcoal briquets. Leave
the lid off until the coals have a light
coating of grey ash, about 25 to 30
minutes.
4. Place a drip pan between the coals in
the center of the charcoal grate.
5. Position the cooking grate over the
coals.
6. Place food on the cooking grate directly
above the drip pan.
7. Place the lid on the grill. Consult your
recipe for recommended cooking times.
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14 1/2" (37 cm) 9 per side 6 per side
18 1/2" (47 cm) 20 per side 7 per side
22 1/2" (57 cm) 25 per side 8 per side
37 1/2" (95 cm) 75 per side 22 per side
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The following cuts, thicknesses, weights,
and grilling times are meant to be
guidelines rather than hard and fast rules.
Cooking times are affected by such
factors as altitude, wind, outside
temperature, and desired doneness. Two
rules of thumb: Grill steaks, fish fillets,
boneless chicken pieces, and vegetables
using the Direct Method for the time given
on the chart or to the desired doneness,
turning once halfway through grilling time.
Grill roasts, whole poultry, bone-in poultry
pieces, whole fish, and thicker cuts using
the Indirect Method for the time given on
the chart or until an instant-read
thermometer reaches the desired
internal temperature. Cooking times for
beef and lamb are for the USDA’s
definition of medium doneness unless
otherwise noted. Let roasts, larger cuts of
meat, and thick chops and steaks rest for
5 to 10 minutes before carving. The
internal temperature of the meat will rise
by 5 to 10 degrees during this time.
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Chop: rib, loin, or shoulder 3/4 to 1 inch thick 10 to 15 minutes Direct Medium
1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inches thick 14 to 18 minutes; sear 8 minutes Direct High,
grill 6 to 8 minutes Indirect Medium
Loin chop, boneless 3/4 to 1 inch thick 10 to 12 minutes Direct Medium
Ribs: country-style, baby back, 3 to 4 pounds 1-1/2 to 2 hours Indirect Medium
or spareribs
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Steak: New York, porterhouse, 1 inch thick 6 to 8 minutes (medium rare) Direct High
rib-eye, T-bone, or tenderloin
1-1/2 inches thick 12 to 16 minutes; sear 8 to 10 minutes Direct High,
grill 4 to 6 minutes (medium rare) Indirect High
2 inches thick 18 to 22 minutes; sear 8 to 10 minutes Direct High,
grill 10 to 12 minutes (medium rare) Indirect High
Flank Steak 1-1/2 to 2 pounds, 3/4 inch thick 12 to 15 minutes Direct Medium
Ground beef patty 3/4 inch thick 8 to 10 minutes Direct Medium