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Fired up for BBQ with 8 hot grilling accessories

Home & Garden
By Kelly Anne Fitzpatrick on April 13, 2012 in

BBQ

It's barely Spring now, but true grillmasters know barbecue season is right around the corner. Whether you're king of the charcoal or a backyard-less, city-dwelling newbie, the right tools are essential for getting the grilling job done. That's why we've picked out some of the most innovative and functional grilling accessories out there. They're perfect for the college kid, manly man or perennial hostess. Read more

Choose the right BBQ smoker for your tastes

Home & Garden
By Saralyn Chesnut on September 2, 2011 in

Barbecue

Before buying a dedicated BBQ smoker, you'll need to decide whether to go with a charcoal, electric, or propane-fueled model.  Each type has pros and cons, and in the end what's best for you depends on whether you care most about cost, convenience, or taste. Read more

What are we grilling? Survey reveals summer faves

Home & Garden
By Christine Frietchen on June 3, 2011 in

Grill

Weber just released its annual Grillwatch survey, polling Americans on their favorite foods, favorite times to grill and new this year -- on which foods they found most "challenging" to grill. You probably won't be too surprised by the top showing of "burgers" on the list, but you might be surprised by just how many people involve a gas or charcoal grill in their summer and holiday plans. Read more

Low and slow: Get big flavor from the best smokers

Home & Garden
By Alex Nunez on January 6, 2010 in

Weber Smokey Mountain 18.5-inch smoker

"Low and slow" is the mantra for cooking with a smoker. While they're less convenient to use than regular grills, the best smokers are capable of maintaining a low cooking temperature (usually between 180 and 250 degrees), over a period of several hours, allowing them to produce very tender and highly flavorful meats. Fuel sources vary -- in addition to charcoal and hardwood, you can find quality smokers that run off electricity or propane as well. If you're an apartment dweller or if you simply aren't interested in investing in a standalone smoker, you can buy disposable smoker bags that you can use right in your kitchen.

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