What Grills Are Recommended by Grilling Experts?
Producing delicious food from a barbecue grill requires experience in managing your device. A high-quality grill can make the process easier by providing a more evenly balanced heat and greater control over the fire. Hundreds of BBQ grill manufacturers operate in the U.S. market, but only a few build quality equipment. Does this Spark an idea?
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Weber Summit Series
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The Weber Summit Series is Weber's top-of-the-line model. The grills are built almost completely of high-gauge stainless steel. These grills can accommodate a large amount of food with their 580 to 769 square inches of cooking space. Some options available to you include rotisserie, side burner, smoker, lights, LED tank fuel gauge and lighted control knobs.
Broil King Sovereign XLS
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The Broil King Sovereign XLS is one of the best bangs for your buck in the BBQ market. Its two-piece cast aluminum oven is solidly built and retains heat well. Its 600-square-inch cooking surface is sufficient for a large party. It includes a rotisserie and a side burner. At no extra cost, the model has optional cast iron grills, which are preferred by professional cooks because of their searing ability. The dual tube burners do a good job at minimizing hot spots by creating an even flame.
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Big Green Egg
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The Big Green Egg has a cultlike following. Its design is derived from an ancient clay cooker called a Kamado. The body of the grill is made from ceramic, which insulates the cooking area so well it can reach extremely high temperatures or maintain low temperatures from long periods of time without refilling the charcoal. While this BBQ may require a little more work to operate and doesn't include side burners or rotisseries, its owners love the quality of food it produces.
Napoleon Gourmet Grills
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If money is no object and you desire all of the toys, consider the line from Napoleon Grills. Napoleon's Gemini series has two cooking ovens to expand your versatility and a unique ceramic burner that is perfect for searing steaks. With more than 1100 square inches of cooking surface, few grills are larger than this one.
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