Question 1

So the outside is made of granite... how about the heating rack?  What type of steel is it?  Just making sure it's safe

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Broil and Grill set uses the same great Porcelain on Steel construction used in our famous Granite Ware Roasters. Porcelain on steel construction is stronger and safer than foil type pans. Porcelain is fused to the steel at 2000 degrees Fahrenheit producing a non-porous, inert surface that is naturally non-stick and dishwasher safe. Please note that it is a glass type surface so if dropped, it can chip however this will not reduce the performance of the cookware.This is from the description.  Maybe the description wasn't there in 2014 but I'm posting this answer for posterity, and the totally wrong answer from Mongoose that could be misleading:Broil and Grill set uses the same great Porcelain on Steel construction used in our famous Granite Ware Roasters. Porcelain on steel construction is stronger and safer than foil type pans. Porcelain is fused to the steel at 2000 degrees Fahrenheit producing a non-porous, inert surface that is naturally non-stick and dishwasher safe. Please note that it is a glass type surface so if dropped, it can chip however this will not reduce the performance of the cookware.The inside rack is I'm sure make of a stainless steel that's similar to all heating racks that go in high heat cooking situations, such as grill racks, oven racks and such.  They have to be made to cooking standards, which is different than quality standards.  If this came from China I wouldn't know because their companies sometimes ignore US standards.

Question 2

Whoever heard of putting liquid in a roasting pan before roasting? What is that about?

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Always a good idea putting water when roasting anything, It adds moisture to the oven and prevents drying out. I have no idea why it's never mentioned in recipes. The TV chefs never mention it either. I do it and it does help. The alternative is to seal it in aluminium foil, the remove the foil for 30 minutes to brown the skin.

Question 3

Has anyone used this on their grills and/or smokers? If so, how does it hold up?

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the grill on the unit had a bad weld and was broken, if you are using hardwood in your smoker, I would not want to use this item as it is relatively thin (fast heat transfer) but will flex with heat, not the ideal item.

Question 4

what is the size? I can't find that anywhere?

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The maximum measurements on the one that I bought are 15 3/4" wide by 10" wide, the cooking surface is 8 1/2" by 12 3/4", the unit is well made, but small (two steaks at a time, MAX!).

ASIN	B000MJYE8I
Best Sellers Rank	#262,972 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #206 in Roasting Pans
Brand Name	Granite Ware
Capacity	2.1 pounds
Color	Speckled Black
Customer Reviews	4.3 out of 5 stars 1,936 Reviews
Finish Type	Painted
Finish Types	Painted
Global Trade Identification Number	00072495005136
Handle Material	Steel
Included Components	roasting pan, broiler, rack
Item Dimensions L x W x H	16.3"L x 10"W x 2.6"H
Item Type Name	Bake, Broil, and Grill Pan Set
Item Weight	2.1 pounds
Manufacturer	Granite Ware
Manufacturer Part Number	0513-2
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Please contact the seller directly for warranty information for this product. You may also be able to find warranty information on the manufacturer’s website.
Material	Alloy Steel
Material Type	Alloy Steel
Maximum Temperature	932 °F
Model Number	0513-2
Product Dimensions	16.3"L x 10"W x 2.6"H
Shape	Rectangular
UPC	791792197053 632642498107 072495005136
Unit Count	1 Count

Granite Ware 3 piece multiuse set. Enameled steel bake, broiler pan, and grill with rack. Versatile for oven and direct fire cooking. Resists up to 932°F.

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