Posts Tagged ‘grills’

Choosing Griddle That Cooks Well

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

For some cooking hotcakes or barbecuing cheeseburgers is an art. Guaranteeing you make the best hotcakes, golden brown French toast, or juicy cheeseburgers certainly isn’t the simplest of tasks. There are numerous things which may play a roll in making the perfect juicy burger or browning a pancake perfectly.

The surface of your pan is important when cooking your food perfectly. This is why a griddle is the perfect appliance. Griddles cook your food evenly and thoroughly. You can find many different types of griddles. There are stainless steel as well as Teflon type surfaces. They also come in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Purchasing a griddle might not exactly seem to be an overwhelming process. But, there are a few things you should consider. If you are on a budget then you will need to pay attention to the price of the griddle. Obviously, it is best when you can find both quality and affordability.

Charbroil Grills – Introducing Infrared Searing With Its Grills

Friday, January 30th, 2009

Char-Broil is a brand of barbeque grills, owned by the W.C. Bradley Co. Home Leisure Group. W.C. Bradley Co. is a family owned (operated by the familys fourth generation), Columbus, Georgia-based company.

Over time, the company branched out into gas, charcoal and electric grills as the success of the Charbroil brand allowed the company to grow.

Charbroil hasn’t stopped with grills. Nor have they stopped by adding smokers and fryers. They’ve also gotten into the outdoor fireplace business for homes. They offer both gas and wood-burning options. Now more than ever, their slogan “Inviting Everybody Outside Since 1948″ makes perfect sense. W.C. Bradley has been keeping families warm and full for 60 years.

Charbroil has been pushing the envelope with grilling technology and is on the leading edge of Infrared heating technology. Two new models introduced in 2008, the Quantum and the Red use this technology. And will cutting edge is usually expensive, Charbroil has found a way to keep the prices within reach with prices that usually don’t exceed $700. Don’t worry, Charbroil still offers non-Infrared grills.

Aussie Grills: Not Too Far Down Under

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

Originally, a metal fabrication job shop in 1959, MECO (Metal Engineering Corporation) began production of Aussie grills, both charcoal and electric, in 1999. Known as setting the standard in the marketplace with water smoker grills, as well as the electric and charcoal, MECO is located in Greeneville, Tennessee.

What are you looking for in a grill? Here are a few things to keep in mind as you shop:

* Where will you place the grill?

* Do you have natural gas hook-up, will you be using propane, or are you a charcoal fan?

* How much room do you have?

* Do you want something that blends in, or stands out?

* How much money do I have to spend?

* Do I just need a grill, or a grill with bells and whistles?

* Watch for a good quality product, one that will last forever.

* Don’t focus on BTU’s, make sure everything makes sense as a complete unit.

How Would You Like To Grill Eggs On A Big Green Egg?

Saturday, January 24th, 2009

Big Green Egg Grills (BGE) hatched in 1974 in a strip mall in Atlanta, Georgia. Ed Fisher borrowed the idea of an Oriental cooking concept with ceramics and gave birth to the Big Green Egg grill. BGE is the world’s largest manufacturer of kamado-style cookers, with international distribution. It is the fastest growing category in the United States’ barbecue industry and the EGG is available for purchase in over twenty countries. There are five sizes of EGG grills to choose from, with over one hundred accessories and products related to grilling available.

A product that produces such passion by it’s owners needs little more than word of mouth for it’s marketing campaign. There is also a lot of media interest in the product, due to this passion, and it’s been featured on shows such as The Today Show, The Viiew, Landscape Smart on HGTV. It’s also be used on RVFN Barbecuing with Bobby Flay. You’ll also see it in barbecue competitions around the U.S., notably Dr. BBQ, a well known champion.

George Foreman Knocks Out The Fat

Saturday, December 27th, 2008

The debate rages on about barbecue, some believing the ingredients determine the flavor and others totally disagreeing. The latter group believes that different grills can create a different taste, even if the same ingredients are used. Sure, the ingredients are important, but the way you use them is really what what makes good barbecue.

If you really want to impress barbecue fanatics, you’ll need a lot of experience experimenting with your approach to barbecue.

Grilling is almost always dependent on the weather. While it’s possible to grill in the rain, you probably don’t want to work like that. And the same goes for the cold winter months in the north. It’s tough to keep the grill up to temperature once it gets below a certain temperature. But if your a fan of grilled food, you do have an option. The George Foreman electric grill will keep you out of the elements.