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You can also use a gas grill, but youll need to put your wood chips on one side that has the flame lit and the meat on the other that is unlit. Thats a polite way of saying that people have been fighting over what barbecue reigns supreme since pitmasters first developed these regional styles. BBQ, Pool Party, free online invitations. True, wood smokers are more trouble than a gas grill. CharGriller makes a fine entry-level gas grill. As for seasoning, a lot of North Carolina pitmasters use nothing but salt to, as one of them put it to me, blister up the meat. Set your grills up, your tables up even the drink coolers in the same location. Our pits are not contained, and just like a grill, we have built them up and they can catch on fire at night if you leave a fire in there. Do you or have you ever used a gas-fired or electric smoker. For those who think a gas grill is how you barbecue, the book goes into great detail about the variety of equipment used to produce authentic Texas barbecue. Hardwood was becoming scarce, too, driving up costs for barbecue restaurateurs and forcing pitmasters to get creative and seek out sawmills and furniture factories for leftover scraps. He praises the convenience of gas grills, and then tells us If I could use only one grill for the rest of my life (or take it to a deserted island), it would be my trusty charcoal kettle.

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Why. For starters, charcoal burns hotter than gas, so it sears better (better searing makes for bolder flavors). His Poppy taught him to BBQ on the gas grill that was always on the deck at his childhood home and he often grilled for the family. Works in All Grill Applications including Gas. The Benefits of using the Mojobricks Bar-B-Qubes over regular wood chunks. Mojobricks offer many advantages over the standard smoke wood to this BBQ pitmasters delight. Don is himself a BBQ enthusiast who is the author of Don and his Grill blog. He praises the convenience of gas grills, and then tells us If I could use only one grill for the rest of my life (or take it to a deserted island), it would be my trusty charcoal kettle. Why. For starters, charcoal burns hotter than gas, so it sears better (better searing makes for bolder flavors).

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