Cal Flame Cooking with the Convection 3000 Grill, Roasts, Steaks and Chops, Poultry, Pork

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Cooking with the Convection 3000 Grill

Use a meat thermometer and take the guesswork out of cooking meat and seafood. The fan must be turned on in order for the Convection 3000 Grill to cook the items that are listed below.

IMPORTANT: After desired cooking temperature is reached, remove meat from heat source and let it stand 10 to 15 minutes before carving. The amount of time required for resting varies with the size of the cuts of your meat. During this resting time, the meat continues to cook (meat temperature will rise 5˚ to 20˚ after it is removed from the heat source.

Roasts, Steaks and Chops

Rare

120˚ to 125˚

Medium Rare

130˚ to 135˚

Medium

140˚ to 145˚

Medium Well

150˚ to 155˚

Well Done

160˚ to 165˚

Center is bright red, pinkish toward the exterior portion Center is very pink, slightly brown toward the exterior Center is light pink, outer portion is brown

Not pink

Steak is uniformly brown throughout

 

 

Poultry

Poultry

165˚ to 170˚

Cook until juices run clear

Turkey

165˚ to 170˚

Cook until juices run clear; legs move easily

Stuffing

165˚

 

 

 

Pork

Sausage

160˚

Cook until no longer pink

Ham

 

 

Raw

160˚

 

Pre-Cooked

140˚

 

 

 

Seafood

Fish

140˚

Flesh is opaque; flakes easily

Tune and Shark

125˚

Cook until medium rare (do not over cook)

Shrimp

 

Meat turns red and opaque in center when cut

Lobster

 

Meat turns red and opaque in center when cut

Scallops

 

Milky white or opaque, and firm

Clams

 

Cook until shells crack open (if shell doesn’t open, throw away)

Muscles

 

Cook until shells crack open (if shell doesn’t open, throw away)

Oysters

 

Cook until shells crack open (if shell doesn’t open, throw away)

 

 

CONVECTION GRILL COOKING MATRIX

 

 

Item

Weight/size

Temperature

Cook Time

3Burner

4Burner

5Burner

Steak

2”THK/ 3 lbs.

420˚

40 minutes

(3) Low

(4) Low

(5) Low

Steak

1”THK/ 1.5 lbs.

390˚

20 minutes

(3) Low

(4) Low

(4) Low

Cake

 

350˚

19 minutes

(2) Low

(3) Low

(3) Low

Pizza

12” Round

400˚

20 minutes

(3) Low

(4) Low

(4) Low

Cookies

1 lb

350˚

10 minutes

(2) Low

(3) Low

(4) Low

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Contents Grills Islands Carts Convection 3000 Grill Table of Contents Benefits of Owning a CAL Flame Barbecue Safety Precautions Safety Instructions If YOU Smell GASPrecautions Regarding Children Use PrecautionsWarranty Information Warranty LimitationsWarranty Exclusions Contact InformationBuilt-In Installation Delivery and SET-UPLocation Outdoor Use Only Built-In Design ModelsGrill Operation DROP-IN Grills GrillingLight Illumination Operation Grilling HintsOn/Off Switch Operating the GrillUsing Your Rotisserie Lighting The Grill BurnersManually Lighting The Grill Burners Cooking with the RotisserieLighting The Infrared or Rotisserie Burner Manually Lighting The Infrared or Rotisserie BurnerCal Flame Familiarization Grill Knob OperationGrill Operation Islands Using Your Rotisserie Lighting The Infrared or Rotisserie Burner 100 225 300R MC-600 2000 3000 Grill Operation Carts Burner Cart Convection 3000 4-BURNER Grill Grill Operation Convection 3000 GrillGrilling Light Illumination OperationConvection 3000 Grill Intake and Exhaust Designs Cooking with the Convection 3000 Grill Roasts, Steaks and ChopsPoultry PorkGrill Installation Built-in InstallationLocation Outdoor Use Only Built-in Design ModelsCabinet Cut-Out Dimensions for Gas Grill and Accessories Cut Out DimensionsInstallation of NEW Side Burner Barbecue GaslineInstallation of NEW Access Doors Installing Access DoorsG3000 ISLAND/SPORTS BAR Canopy Wiring Sports BAR CanopyAntenna LightsAudio/ Video A/V Cables Canopy Assembly Canopy AssemblyMounting the G3000 Island/ Sports Bar Canopy Figure DAwning Installation Awning Open/ Close SwitchLP Gas Requirements LP GAS RequirementsLP Gas Hook Up LPG Cylinder Specification LP Gas Manifold PressureLP Gas Supply Pressure LP Gas Pressure RegulatorNatural GAS Requirements Natural Gas RequirementsLeak Testing Leak Testing ProcedureLeak Testing Procedure Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning the Grill RacksCleaning the Warming Rack Cleaning the Drip PanCleaning the Island Cabinets Cleaning the BurnersCovering Your Stainless Steel Cart After Use CareTroubleshooting Procedures Problem Obstruction In Gas LineProblem Plugged Orifice If Grill Fails to Operate ProperlyProblem Yellow Flame Problem Misalignment of Ignitor on BurnerProblem Flashback Appendix Waterfall Operation OptionalSplash Stereo System CAL Flame Entertainment SystemEntertainment Systems TV Monitor Operation Optional Front Panel Features FigureTurning On the TV Monitor Remote Control Operation Figure Next Prev TV/CATV VCR Controls Adjusting the PictureOperation To restore the factory settings Description of Adjustment ItemsRemote Infrared Sensor/Repeater Cal Flame Entertainment System Operation DVD Player and Surround Sound Processor OptionalSwitching Back to DVD Operation Operating the DVD System In TV ModeInstructions Parts List Description Part Number QuantityCovers for CAL Flame DROP-INS Master Chef Series Warranty 1able 2able