The question of which type of grill is better: charcoal or gas, has never had a definitive answer. It depends on many different factors, including your particular tastes, and not to mention your...
Category: Grilling
Lump charcoal (sometimes called lumpwood) and briquettes are similar in many ways but a world apart in others. Of course, the differences vary depending on the brand you're using and whether or not...
If you’ve got unsightly rust on your grill grates, you may be thinking about purchasing new ones. Before you go out and spend hard-earned money on new grill grates, try one of our methods for...
Your cooking grates are integral to a properly functioning grill. But, since you do your cooking on them, they tend to get dirty first and fast. The rest of your grill may not need a deep cleaning...
The beautiful thing about charcoal grills is their low maintenance requirements. Unless you grill a lot, cleaning your charcoal grill once or twice a year is all you really need. If you grill often,...
If you’re grilling, you’re going to have to dispose of charcoal and ash after you’re done. You generally want to clean the ash out of your grill after every session, but what’s the best way...
