Gear Up for Summer Grilling
If it’s time to replace the old grill, carefully consider grill options. If you like the taste of smoky food and enjoy the scent of flavored charcoals, a charcoal grill is what you want. Charcoal grills provide that smoky, outdoor taste that true barbequers crave. Gas grills may have quick heat, but they can’t replicate the flavor or the radiant heat of hot coals. Hot coals can also obtain higher temperatures than a gas grill. While you might not need this high heat, it is great for searing. Charcoal is also good for a slow grilling approach as well.
Charcoal grills cost less than gas grills as well when looking at a grill of comparable size and quality. Of course, charcoal grills do require an investment in time - at least 20 minutes to heat up the coals.
Smokers grills food with a nice smoky flavor, you can add hickory, alder, BBQ or other varieties of wood chips to get the smoky taste that you want.
