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Cheap Grill Tools

Dr. Grill — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:07:53 +0000

Check out our grill tool shop for new grill tools, tongs, skewers, and grill knifes at http://www.grillnerd.com/Gas-Grills/Grill_tools

you can seach for new bbq grill tools sets, or just pick out the one perfect grill tool to go with your brand new bbq grill

Alfresco BBQ Grill Review

Dr. Grill — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:01:00 +0000

Alfresco LX2 47″ Freestanding gas grill – $6,600

Alfresco’s LX2 47” gas grill has 770 square-inches of cooking space, an integrated rotisserie and halogen lighting to help illuminate the hole your wallet has burned through your pocket

Kitchen Aid Grill Review

Dr. Grill — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:59:44 +0000

KitchenAid KFRU488TSS – $4,200

At 48-inches long, this propane KitchenAid model costs roughly $1,000 per grill-foot. Hot dogs don’t stand a chance against 851 square-inches of cooking space and a 20,000 BTU “high-output infrared sear burner.” Thankfully, this grill has flare-up countermeasures.

TEC BBQ Grill Review Cherokee Portable Grill

Dr. Grill — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:57:42 +0000

Cherokee^® FR – TEC’s Infrared Portable

This compact portable gas grill makes TEC’s super moist, charbroil taste more affordable than ever! The new Cherokee FR is small and light enough to travel with you anywhere-on your next hunting or fishing trip, picnicking at the beach or tailgating with your family at the game. Now you can enjoy the same state-of-the-art infrared technology found in our full size residential and commercial grills in a high performance portable.

The Cherokee provides one-half the grilling surface of our full-size two burner models in a less expensive cabinet. Because it cooks with the speed of infrared energy and distributes heat evenly across the grilling surface you’ll find that this portable can cook more food than traditional convection style grills three and four times its size.

It is fueled with a 16.4 oz. disposable LP gas cylinder making it ideal for patio and balcony use in attached living areas where large gas tanks and charcoal are prohibited. However, the Cherokee can also be used with a 20 lb. LP gas tank (regulator sold separately) or converted to Natural Gas with a TEC Natural Gas conversion kit.

Technological Benefits of the Cherokee^® FR

> 100% Infrared Grilling

TEC’s original ceramic infrared technology, introduced in the 1980’s, was a great improvement over conventional grilling. Conventional grills use convective burners that cook with hot air that dries out food. But TEC’s ceramic burners cooked with 50% infrared heat (and 50% hot air) so food retained more of its natural juices. This is because everything in nature, including food, has a moisture boundary that surrounds it, and infrared energy can penetrate food and cook it without disturbing this moisture boundary. Hot air cannot do this, and once it disturbs the moisture boundary, the food begins to dry out as it cooks. All other infrared grilling systems today use TEC’s original ceramic technology that cooks with 50% hot air, but TEC’s new FR Series grills employ patented 100% infrared cooking systems that cook food without using any hot air so food retains the maximum amount of moisture. As a result, moisture loss and food shrinkage are reduced by up to 30% – even well done meats remain tender and juicy.

> Uniform Distribution of Heat – No Hot or Cold Spots

Infrared heat is by nature non-uniform. TEC’s original ceramic burners, employed by other grill companies today, cannot distribute heat evenly and they produce a hot spot at the center of the burner. But TEC’s new all stainless burners have specially configured apertures that distribute heat evenly across the cooking grids. All other grills sold today, whether they are infrared or not, have hot and/or cold spots, but every square inch of cooking surface of the new TEC grills is available for grilling. You can cover the entire cooking grid area with steaks, chicken or hamburgers, and each piece will be cooked exactly the same.

> Enhanced Charbroil Flavor

An important part of TEC’s patented infrared technology is the radiant glass panels located between the burner and the cooking grids. These panels, like the glass designed for residential stovetops, are developed to withstand high temperatures. Although they keep the burners clean by protecting them from the debris and drippings associated with grilling, their major function is to produce an outdoor grilled flavor. The radiant glass works much like charcoal. When drippings from food touch the surface of the heated glass, they are incinerated, producing a smoky vapor that infuses food with a charbroil taste. Expensive marinades can be poured on food while grilling without wasting them because any excess that drips on the glass sizzles into steam that becomes part of the smoky vapor.

> Virtually Flare Proof

TEC’s FR (flame resistant) grills are virtually flare proof. The radiant glass panels are located above the burner flame, and the cooking grids rest directly on top of the glass panels. This close positioning eliminates the oxygen required for flare-ups. Normal amounts of grease that are produced from grilling the fatty, more flavorful parts of meat, as well as oils from marinades, do not cause flare-ups when they are incinerated by the glass panels because there is no oxygen to ignite a flame.

> Unprecedented Range of Cooking Intensity

Most people associate infrared grilling with high temperature searing. This is because TEC’s original ceramic burners have little turn down capability. They only run hot, and that’s a great thing. Other grill companies that use TEC’s original infrared ceramic technology typically build hybrid units – grills that employ ceramic burners on one side of the grill, usually called the “Sear Zone”, and convection style burners on the other side that cook at lower temperatures but use hot air that dries out food. TEC’s new grilling system is not only 100% infrared, it has an unprecedented range of cooking intensity that allows you to smoke a turkey on low fire (200 degrees F) and sear a steak on high (800 degrees F). It heats up quickly too – ready to be used within 7 minutes after lighting when the hood is closed.

> 100% Stainless Steel Burners

The ceramic burners used in other infrared grilling systems today are known to be fragile – susceptible to moisture damage and impact breakage. But TEC’s patented stainless steel infrared burners are ultra-tough and built to last. These burners have been cycled in laboratory testing for thousands of hours and have proven to be virtually indestructible.

> Fuel Efficient Green Grilling

TEC’s patent and patent pending burner systems are the most fuel-efficient burner systems ever developed for grilling. In fact, laboratory tests indicate that TEC’s grills are over 50% more energy efficient than traditional convection grills. And because the amount of harmful emissions produced by a burner is directly proportional to the amount of fuel the burner consumes, TEC grills also reduce emissions by 50% or more.

Special Features of the Cherokee^® FR

Handcrafted in America
Brushed Aluminum outer surface
Certified for use on any surface, including wood
Easy to transport
Electronic Ignition
304 heavy-duty stainless steel burner and cooking grid
Removable ash tray
Self cleaning surface protects burner and eliminates messy cleanup
Removable interior trim panels simplify cleaning
Allows for conventional cooking as well as grilling – cookware can be placed directly on the cooking grids or radiant glass panel

Specifications

212 square inches of grilling surface
304 stainless steel burner – 13,500 BTU/hr – LP
Uses 16.4 disposable LP cylinder (regulator included)
Can be used with a 20 lb. LP tank (regulator sold separately)
Dimensions 23 1/2″ W x 11″ H x 17″ D
Weight 28 lbs.

Weber Silver C bbq grill Review

Dr. Grill — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:43:13 +0000

The Bottom Line

As they say nothing grills like a Weber. This is the lowest priced Weber that has a side burner. The real advantage of the “C” of the other two Genesis Silver Grills is a larger cart with more storage space and work areas. It’s really hard to go wrong with a weber and even at a price ow well over $500 this is a great grill. It would be nice if it had a few more BTUs for its 411 square inched of primary cooking area, but superior design helps you get more heat for BTU.

Kamando Grill Review

Dr. Grill — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:40:38 +0000

Kamado Ceramic Grill with Stand

Use the Vision Kamado Ceramic Charcoal Grill with Cover as a smoker, grill, or oven. Inspired by the ancient art of clay-pot cooking, the Kamado Grill’s superior dual-wall insulated ceramic construction and design circulates charcoal heat more efficiently than other grills for faster, more even cooking.

Adjustable vents precisely manage the low heat needed for smoking chicken and the high heat required for searing filets
Dual fold-down shelves and ergonomic handle are crafted of eco-friendly bamboo
Spring-assist lid opens and closes easily
Stainless steel cart has 2 locking caster wheels
Includes a heavy duty vinyl cover (a $49 value) with hook-and-loop closures that secure it in the highest winds

Minor assembly required.

Capital Precision BBQ Grill Review

Dr. Grill — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:30:43 +0000

Capital Precision Series Gas Grills

Our Capital Precision Series Gas Grills will arm you with the same high-performance cooking essentials used by chefs in the finest steak houses. These grills showcase 5-star performance, world-class features, and impressive style.

Seamlessly crafted of 304 stainless steel
25,000 BTU W-shaped stainless steel burners for all-purpose cooking
A 25,000 BTU ceramic infrared zone burner capable of reaching an intense 1,850°F for unmatched searing power
15,000 BTU infrared rotisserie burner and concealed motor easily support up to 50 lbs. of meat
Electronic ignition provides effortless grill lighting
Integrated lights keep you cooking after dark
Stainless steel cooking grids feature a unique grease-channeling design that reduces flare-ups
Collapsible side trays offer additional food prep space
Easy-gliding drawers provide ample storage for cooking essentials
Double-lined hood guards against heat discoloration
Glides easily on hidden casters
Pull-out caddy houses a 20-lb. propane tank (not included)
Made by Capitol Cooking, a company founded by the developer of the very first stainless steel outdoor barbecue

Made in USA.

High End BBQ Grill Review

Dr. Grill — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:29:00 +0000

Very cool grill with a keg built in

Grill ‘N Chill Tailgater with Draft System

Outdoor sports enthusiasts will wonder how they ever made it through game day without the mobile Grill ‘N Chill Tailgater with Draft System. This professional-grade stainless steel grill is an all-in-one mobile food and refreshment center, complete with a pumped-up sound system.

Grill steaks and burgers using the same technology found in the world’s finest steakhouses
24,000 BTU infrared grill produces searing heat within 3 minutes
Integrated 210-watt AM/FM/CD satellite-ready stereo with dual marine-grade speakers plays music or game day radio commentary
50-qt. ice chest with built-in drain keeps ingredients chilled and close at hand
Chrome-tower draft system includes everything you need to pour your preferred beverage for the crowd
Included Go! Chassi ® safely suspends the grill above the road surface for mobility almost anywhere
Ideal for camping, boating, hunting, or any outdoor sports adventures

TEC Grill Review

Dr. Grill — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:18:49 +0000

TEC infrared grills provide 100% infrared grilling with uniform distribution of heat across the grilling surface, an unprecedented range of cooking intensity, and no flare-ups!

TEC Grills are the most efficient, durable, technologically advanced infrared grills available today. TEC Grills allows your to grill foods in your own home with all the charbroil taste, moisture and tenderness that is available in some of the best restaurants.

Bbq grill parts

Dr. Grill — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 02:40:55 +0000

The following is from cla grills grill parts

At CLA, we have been selling, installing, and repairing gas grills since 1986. In that year Lark and Adelma, along with two of their three children, decided to start a family business based on the sales, installation, and repair of outdoor gas grills. We were then, and still are, factory representatives for a number of major grill brands and still do warranty repair work for some of those brands.

The CLA in our company name stands for Carl, Lark, Linda, and Adelma. In a 1959 photo displayed on our home page, Lark (dad) is shown demonstrating the first Arkla gas grill. That’s right, the very first Arkla gas grill. It wasn’t much more than a big pot with a burner connected to a propane bottle. Lark spent the next 23 years with the Arkla company, one of the very first major producers of outdoor gas grills for the retail market. He spent 13 years in Europe marketing Arkla gas grills.

Today, twenty-some years later, miraculously it seems, we’re still here and growing. CLA has grown with the addition of daughter Sandy and several grandchildren. We’re truly a family business with three generations reporting for work every day. Like others trying to survive in the online world of today, we have established a website through which we sell high quality grill replacement parts and BBQ accessories for most major grill brands.