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vp311
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Can anyone recommend a good quality gas grill? What brands do you guys like, have had luck with? Price is an issue, as usual, so nothing too expensive please. Thanks.
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loubear
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buy a charcoal grill, they make your food taste a lot better than gas.
jpshaw
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I say just find one where the sell the burners that go with it. That way you know where to get a replacement. Also I look for one with a sideburner so I can also have something else going on plus I need a burner close to the grill when I'm doing "blackened salmon". I even bake potatoes on mine. Keeps from heating up the house. I just light one side, put it on medium and put the potatoes on the warming rack on the other side. Will usually settle down around 400 degrees.
The Ironic Chef
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I grill whenever I can and even clear snow from around the grill durring the winter just to have a good burger or steak. I have a combo grill that has one side for coals and the other for gas.
Gas grills have their purpose for convenience. I would say that as far as grills go, go with a good brand like a Webber. Look at the size of the cooking grate and make sure you have enough space to cook enough burgers for your family. If you want to cook with a spit, make sure it has that option, location for mounting the parts and so on.
Side burners are important too. If you want to make a BBQ sauce or to just heat up a can of beans. Knobs and ignition are also important,. You don't want to invest a couple 100 dollars on a grill, bring it home, put it together and find that the cheap ignition won't ignite a burner or the knobs fall off.
There are a lot of grills on the market, from a 100 or so dollars to thousands. Decide on your budget, talk to your friends, attend a few BBQ's, see what they use, find out how they like theirs and then consider your needs.
Good luck, IC
Gas grills have their purpose for convenience. I would say that as far as grills go, go with a good brand like a Webber. Look at the size of the cooking grate and make sure you have enough space to cook enough burgers for your family. If you want to cook with a spit, make sure it has that option, location for mounting the parts and so on.
Side burners are important too. If you want to make a BBQ sauce or to just heat up a can of beans. Knobs and ignition are also important,. You don't want to invest a couple 100 dollars on a grill, bring it home, put it together and find that the cheap ignition won't ignite a burner or the knobs fall off.
There are a lot of grills on the market, from a 100 or so dollars to thousands. Decide on your budget, talk to your friends, attend a few BBQ's, see what they use, find out how they like theirs and then consider your needs.
Good luck, IC
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gregf0900
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Love to grill one of my favorite things to do. Charcoal grills give the best flavor. Takes longer but in my opinion is worth the wait.
Bubba707
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Soak your favorite wood chips in water for a few hours, drain and wrap them in a double layer of foil. Poke some holes in the foil and put the package over direct heat on the gas grill. Plenty of smoky goodness.