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The first thing you’ll want to decide is what type of grill to purchase: charcoal, gas or electric. This is really a matter of preference. Each type of grill has its advantages. And no matter which you choose, you’ll be ready to start cooking in the great outdoors!
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Create the ideal room for cooking and entertaining. Transform your deck or patio into your favorite place for family and friends to gather. Outdoor kitchens start with a grill. If you want to entertain with style, consider installing a fully equipped kitchen complete with countertops, sink, bar, refrigerator, ice maker, warming drawer, storage cabinets, and perhaps, a pizza oven. Depending on how you plan to use the kitchen, for a typical barbecue or a gourmet meal, will determine the appliances and accessories you choose. Then all you need is a bright sunny day and a yard full of guests.
The grill is the center of every great barbecue. Whether it's a family reunion or dinner for two, there is nothing better than sizzling hot food from your backyard grill. The core of any good grill is the cooking system. The first thing you will want to decide is what type of grill to purchase: charcoal, gas, or electric. This is really a matter of preference. Each type of grill has its advantages. And no matter which you choose, you'll be ready to start cooking in the great outdoors.
For a freestanding gas grill, look for models with two or more separate burners that allow greater heat control. Smaller portable and electric grill models may have fewer burners but should still have solutions for temperature control and emit even consistent heat. A well-made charcoal grill will contain a sturdy, heavy-duty, plated steel cooking grate and a lid with air vents as well. All grills should also have an efficient grease or ash collection system to keep the heat source clear of any clogs and any run-off juices from making a mess of your grill. The best systems work quickly and flash the drippings, eliminating flare-ups and creating flavorful smoke.
Grills come in multiple configurations. Built-in grills are a staple in many outdoor kitchen designs.A built-in grill will provide an impressive focal point to your outdoor eating area if you entertain often. Freestanding grills can be used almost anywhere and are the most popular choice among homeowners. Many models offer storage that hides the gas tank or gas connection from view. Portable grills are available in liquid propane, charcoal, and electricity. They are easy to take tailgating, a picnic in the park, or a family camping trip. Post-mount grills are built on a singular stand meant to be permanently installed in your patio area.
The grill is the center of every great barbecue. Whether it's a family reunion or dinner for two, there is nothing better than sizzling hot food from your backyard grill. The core of any good grill is the cooking system. The first thing you will want to decide is what type of grill to purchase: charcoal, gas, or electric. This is really a matter of preference. Each type of grill has its advantages. And no matter which you choose, you'll be ready to start cooking in the great outdoors.
For a freestanding gas grill, look for models with two or more separate burners that allow greater heat control. Smaller portable and electric grill models may have fewer burners but should still have solutions for temperature control and emit even consistent heat. A well-made charcoal grill will contain a sturdy, heavy-duty, plated steel cooking grate and a lid with air vents as well. All grills should also have an efficient grease or ash collection system to keep the heat source clear of any clogs and any run-off juices from making a mess of your grill. The best systems work quickly and flash the drippings, eliminating flare-ups and creating flavorful smoke.
Grills come in multiple configurations. Built-in grills are a staple in many outdoor kitchen designs.A built-in grill will provide an impressive focal point to your outdoor eating area if you entertain often. Freestanding grills can be used almost anywhere and are the most popular choice among homeowners. Many models offer storage that hides the gas tank or gas connection from view. Portable grills are available in liquid propane, charcoal, and electricity. They are easy to take tailgating, a picnic in the park, or a family camping trip. Post-mount grills are built on a singular stand meant to be permanently installed in your patio area.