I respectfully disagree.
While meat juices do make smoke, there's a distinct flavor to the smokiness of stuff grilled on charcoal that gas grills cannot match.
Bingo 100% correct.
Bingo 100% correct.
Actually ill cook a better steak on oak wood over a campfire pit. Better than coal any day IMO
Thanks for this information... I took a closer look, the flavorizer bars are not showing any signs of rusting out and all the ports on the burners are open. So I splurged on a better quality stainless steel grills, and I'll give it a good cleaning and get a few more years out of it.
I have a Ceramic Grill Store adjustable rig for mine. I can run 2 racks with the platesetter in for long smokes and 3 racks if cooking direct. I might even be able to run 3 racks with the BGE platesetter but I've never tried that. I've never needed to so I haven't bought that 3rd rack. A large (mine) will hold quite a bit as they come but it does get cramped and can be a PITA to move stuff around and really large whole briskets get cramped. Oh well they have larger ones that won't have that problem at all.
Agreed on the price but after cooking on one for awhile I just haven't seen anything else that cooks as good as the ceramic. I sold a Cook Shack electric to buy this BGE. They're worth it. Every penny...
Bunch a city boys on here. You don't need a stinking grill! What did your ancestors do without their fancy pellets and factory charcoal?
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/265316/barbarian-beef/
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/265316/barbarian-beef/
Lump charcoal in a Weber kettle or vertical, or sticks in an offset will always produce better food than other options in my opinion. However, for good food and convenience you can't beat a pellet grill/smoker. I was reluctant to try one so went cheap with a Camp Chef pellet grill at Atwoods. We love it.
Like I said, not as good as traditional, but easy and convenient to cook good food. After this one gives it up I'll look at a Rec Tech or Yoder.
Like I said, not as good as traditional, but easy and convenient to cook good food. After this one gives it up I'll look at a Rec Tech or Yoder.
Says the one camping in an RV with a toilet and HVACBunch a city boys on here. You don't need a stinking grill! What did your ancestors do without their fancy pellets and factory charcoal?
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/265316/barbarian-beef/
All you need is a blanket and saddle to lay your head on.
I got a charbroil from target and it works great. Sad part is that I’ve only used it twice in three years. Lol. I usually fry everything. And I have an air fryer and that thing is unbeatable. I have no use for my grill anymore.
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