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Charcoal | 17 | 65.38% | |
Gas | 8 | 30.77% | |
Microwave | 1 | 3.85% | |
Drive Thru | 0 | 0% | |
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06-01-2020, 03:28 PM | #1 |
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BBQ, Gas or Charcoal?
I use both, but if I had to choose only one:
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Charcoal. Gives me a reason to stand around and smoke a cigar.
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Gas is just easier. And cleaner. And quicker. And cooks food.
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Charcoal.
Which reminds me I need to buy more charcoal. |
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Gas. Charcoal when I was a kid, sure. Gas is for men who have shit to get done
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Unless it is 1955 or you are some insufferable hipster that thinks only things from them work well then gas.
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Back in the day, it would have been charcoal only. Then in my mid-life, I converted to gas. Now I use the broiler in the oven.
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And to think hipsters and cavemen have something in common. Each method has it's place and time, but I haven't been able to duplicate the texture and flavor of charcoal grilling using different woods, especially with meats. Makes for a good show for friends and family who mostly cook with gas, too. |
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Charcoal with a gas igniter.
I went the route and bought a $3000 Jenn-Air Gas Grill. I hated it. I had so much difficulty getting the thing to work, and hold a consistent temperature (wen not using the full range at once.) Then there was cleaning it with its all stainless design. One day a couple years later I was at Home Depot and on the spot decided to buy a $500 Weber kettle charcoal grill as I didn't want to mess with the other one anymore. It was simply a case of buying way more than I needed and making something enjoyable way more complex than I needed. Grilling to me should be relaxing.
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Because I don't want to smell like BBQ, and I have stuff to do.
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