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      <description><![CDATA[ The Vic Cherikoff Down Under BBQ Hot Sheet turns outdoor cooks into BBQ chefs.<br><br>

The thing I most like is that I never have to scrape and brush the hot plate on my BBQ ever again. It can go rusty between uses since all I do is cover it with my Vic Cherikoff Down Under BBQ Hot Sheet, turn the heat to medium and I’m ready to cook.<br><br>

I can just throw on meats or vegetables without adding oil and they brown as they cook just like in a pan. And like a pan, I can pick up those delicious juices which typically get left on the hot plate (only to burn and form those unhealthy trans-fats). The Vic Cherikoff Down Under BBQ Hot Sheet lets me make my finishing sauce right on the BBQ. By pouring on some wine or cream, stock or even a little water, the juices can be lifted and the sauce reduced to intensify the flavours. Use a fish slice or egg flip to carefully scoop up the thickened sauce taking care not to cut the material (it’s pretty tough but it’s also not a cutting board) and the result is super special. You couldn’t do this on an ordinary hot plate unless you like the metallic taste of iron.<br><br>

Use the Vic Cherikoff Down Under Hot Sheet to cook pancakes, eggs, whole fish and a whole lot more.<br><br>

I guess it’s stating the obvious but the Vic Cherikoff Down Under BBQ Hot Sheets also let you cook fat free and non-stick. Anyway, check out the DVD for details on all of this. I promise you that once you try it, you’ll be a convert. This is a really smart cooking aid and probably the most exciting thing in BBQing since the gas bottle.<br><br>
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