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When it comes to grilling, there are three main methods for conveying heat to steaks, burgers, brats, or whatever you happen to throw on the grill. There are various different methods of cooking, but they all boil down to one of these three options, gas, charcoal, and electric. While the electric option exists, it is little more than an outdoor stove-top. So we’re going to focus on the first two, gas and charcoal.

After cooking a very impressive barbecue and sitting to enjoying the fruits of your labor, a thought of needing to clean your grill starts pushing its way into your mind. Soon, the evening draws in, friends disappear and you just want to relax and watch TV. But that thought won’t let you relax just yet.

You have to take good care of your gas grill if you don’t want to deal with grill problems in the near future. Learn some helpful tips on how to do this.

Electric grilling enjoys its own subculture apart from other recreational grillers. Electric grilling is easy to use, easy to clean and easy to operate. They can be used anywhere where you can plug into an electrical outlet. Lets take a look and compare them to more traditional ways of recreational grilling.

A great number of people prefer the easy use and relative speed of a typical propane or gas grill, but there are also many folks who prefer buying charcoal grills due to the fact that the cooked food tends to have a much more distinctive and flavorful taste. But because the other types of grills have become much more ubiquitous for the average homeowner and grilling hobbyist, buying charcoal grills has become a bit more of a chore due to all the different grills that you have to sort through just to find the right particular one for yourself…