mryounggun
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It's almost like y'all can't read. SMH. I'm sorry to hear that.
I think the only difference with a oven and gas grill is that with a gas grill you can get a better sear on what you are cooking and get grill lines. But if you put your over broiler on high. You can get just about the same sear as the gas grill just won't have the grill lines on the food.
I think the only difference with a oven and gas grill is that with a gas grill you can get a better sear on what you are cooking and get grill lines. But if you put your over broiler on high. You can get just about the same sear as the gas grill just won't have the grill lines on the food.
If you think the only different between the gas grill and the oven is grill lines...
You know they got cast iron griddles to put those sear lines you like in your steak fish and chickenI think the only difference with a oven and gas grill is that with a gas grill you can get a better sear on what you are cooking and get grill lines. But if you put your over broiler on high. You can get just about the same sear as the gas grill just won't have the grill lines on the food.
You know they got cast iron griddles to put those sear lines you like in your steak fish and chicken
Oh, this is disrespectful, lolGas grill for something quick like burgers hotdogs yea. But it boils down to who raised you if your mom did then yea you probably got a gas grill and wrap the grates in foil cause you don't want the fire to get your hair.
I mean.....I was thinking that too but didn't want no smoke.Oh, this is disrespectful, lol
A gas grill is right behind a charcoal grill.
it’s not some huge gap like yall pretending it is.
Aye we stand in the charcoal ashes together. We ain't pushing no button to start the fireI mean.....I was thinking that too but didn't want no smoke.
First - If your food taste like charcoal you're not grilling properly. If your grill is hot enough it's the fat hitting the heating element and turning into smoke that adds the flavor along with the flame searing the meat - this applies to both gas and charcoal grills.
We all probably prefer charcoal grills but gas grill has it's uses. If I'm going to reverse sear a steak on the traeger to get it to temp i'm not going to light a pile of charcoal just to sear it off. Same if i just want to make a quick burger.
I use one of these though so I can choose according to my needs. Plus I added the side firebox to the charcoal side for when I want to smoke with wood instead of pellets.
First - If your food taste like charcoal you're not grilling properly. If your grill is hot enough it's the fat hitting the heating element and turning into smoke that adds the flavor along with the flame searing the meat - this applies to both gas and charcoal grills.
We all probably prefer charcoal grills but gas grill has it's uses. If I'm going to reverse sear a steak on the traeger to get it to temp i'm not going to light a pile of charcoal just to sear it off. Same if i just want to make a quick burger.
I use one of these though so I can choose according to my needs. Plus I added the side firebox to the charcoal side for when I want to smoke with wood instead of pellets.