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Re: Good charcoal grill
Does the charcoal grill give a better taste than gas - or is that a myth?
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Re: Good charcoal grill
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Does the charcoal grill give a better taste than gas - or is that a myth? [/ QUOTE ] I think when a gas grill is new it's nowhere near as good as a charcoal grill for taste. But with the right bricks and time it will take on a far better taste. With partial brick rotation (1/3 new ones when needed) a gas grill will provide a great 'grill' taste to anything cooked in it. |
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Re: Good charcoal grill
The problem is gas produces tons of water vapor when burning, so the temperature is thrown off. It's like dumping a couple cups of water an hour on your food.
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Re: Good charcoal grill
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The problem is gas produces tons of water vapor when burning, so the temperature is thrown off. It's like dumping a couple cups of water an hour on your food. [/ QUOTE ] Anything that burns produces tons of water vapor. What do you mean it's like dumping water on your food? Do you find your food to be more wet or less wet than when you started after throwing it on the grill for a while? |
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Re: Good charcoal grill
These things rule. My buddy has a couple of them- he uses them for grilling and BBQing (two very different cooking methods). One of the best steaks I have ever had in my life (in or out of restaurants) was a US Prime grade tenderloin cooked medium rare on a Egg.
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Re: Good charcoal grill
i think what he's saying is that if you don't use a charcoal grill, not only will your food be ruined, but it will be like a goddamn starburst commercial right in your yard. we're talking about the juice becoming loose at tsunami proportions.
i've also heard that similarly unpleasant and epic hijinx will ensue if you, say, use an electric razor or drive a car with an automatic transmission. |
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