buying guide: the best type of grill for your barbecue - grill with side burner

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Please read our purchase guide to help you decide the best Grill to suit your outdoor cooking needs. Which Type?
Gas grills are popular as they get hot soon and have temperature controls so you can make sure your food is done perfectly.
They are either fueled by propane tanks or by natural gas if you have a gas pipeline that is accessible.
The gas grill is generally the highest in BTUs (
British heat units)
Shows the fastest cooking speed(
In general, the grill should have 100 BTUs per square inch. )
Look for a burner with multiple burners that have separate controls to cook food at the same time at different temperatures.
While the gas grill is highly efficient, you won't get the rich smoky flavor that only the charcoal grill can bring.
These grills use charcoal coal balls for much longer cooking time, but they are the most economical.
To keep your fire burning, you can purchase a charcoal grill with a gas starter.
The charcoal grill is usually light in weight and comes with wheels, so you can easily store it when not in use.
For indoor use, you can try using the electric grill.
Not only do these models leave a grill mark on your food, they can also capture grease in a drip tray for easy handling.
These grills warm up quickly and cool down quickly.
Pasting the mesh makes them easy to clean.
You can use the electric grill outdoors, but you need to be close to the socket. What Size?
Choosing the grill size that best suits your family depends on how many people you usually cook.
For a typical weekend griller, measuring about 360 square inches of griller is enough.
If you bake more than burgers and dogs, or cook for many guests, you may want a nearly 400 square inch.
In addition, you will want to carefully measure the area where you are going to place the grill to ensure that people have enough space to safely bypass the grill during use.
You should allow 2 feet permission.
When shopping, remember that large grills with side burners can take up valuable courtyard space. Which Material?
The grill can be found in aluminum and cast iron, but it is better to look for stainless steel frames, fire boxes and covers as they are the most durable and do not rust over time.
Also looking for stainless steel
Steel or porcelain
Coating burner that can keep heat well.
If you like actors
Grilled iron plates, you need to season them with oil so they don't rust.
Check out the slides below for many of the standard-compliant grills that can now be used.