Can you help identify this Christmas Present?

"Friend, thank you so much for thinking of me this Christmas! I may seem a little silly asking, but I'm not 100% sure... Is this a bacon press? (Or $momsbestguess) happy to be in your thoughts as you are in mine. :) Thanks again!"

We had a bed and breakfast that also sold "antiques" near where I worked. They had a pair of these prominently displayed with some story about frontier cooking. I pointed out to them that they were a part (since discontinued) of a Jenn-Aire range. They didn't believe me until I took my two, from my range, to them along with the manual showing them.

Yeah, that's what my parents have on their Jenn-Air range.

http://markruinsdinner.files.wordpress.com/2007/11/grill-assembly.jpg?w=510 The plates go in the bottom of the well, next the elements, finally the grill plates on top.

We have a Jenn-Air stove and it's for grilling, as Cloudberry Sky says. It's not a bacon press. It goes *under* the grill and heating element. The heating element is supported by the handle, and the holes and indentations are for simulating the sizzling etc. that goes on during grilling. It takes two stones to line the bottom of the grill unit. They can be found for about $11 apiece. Nice gift! ;-)

So its not a bacon press, but a simulated rock plate? Im not a big grill person, so what are those used for?

Cloudberry Sky has http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Rock-Plate/74011338/1164514

I think we have a winner! http://www.ebay.com/itm/JENNAIR-Grill-Grates-Cast-Iron-Rock-Plates-Bacon-Press-4-Pieces-JENN-AIR-/111002328922?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19d8411f5a Best answers to Marie Mon Dieu and Cloudberry Sky! Thanks all, mom will be most appreciative!

ooooh, fifth row down on the far right of Marie Mon Dieu's link! Looks like the same one!