Grilling

It's hard to believe, Labor Day weekend is almost here! For the fair weather griller this will be the last big cook out of the season. For the rest of us it's just another great weekend that we'll be grilling and a three day weekend at that. Personally I don't care what Mother Nature's up to, I'll light the grill in the rain, snow, day, night, good or bad weather.

It's the great steak debate. What is the best type or cut of steak? I'm sure you have a favorite, that one steak that you prefer above all others. Tonight Kelso and I will hit the grill and kick the weekend off right with some perfectly seasoned, grilled, juicy and ever so delicious ribeyes. Let us praise and braise the flesh...I can taste them now!

Here's a quick tip on how you can check the level of propane in your tank.

Each grill has it's own pros and cons. Obviously charcoal takes more time but has better flavor. Propane is quick, gets the job done fast and evenly. Wood pellet has superior flavor, like charcoal it takes more time but it removes the typical charcoal and lighter fluid flavors that can be a problem with some meats.

Here's a quick tip on how you can check the level of propane in your tank before you fire up the grill this Fourth of July. If you don't have a scale gauge or a grill that weighs the current level of propane in the tank you can use ordinary hot tap water to get a good ideal of just how much propane you have left in the tank. It works and it's fairly accurate!

There's nothing quite like the soft, sizzling sounds of animal flesh on the grill and that glorious charcoal briquette smoke filling your senses and taste-buds with carnivorous joy! I love to grill and with this being the busiest time of the grilling season I'm in my element. Of course anytime day or night, rain or shine, hot or cold it's a good time to grill. There's no fair weather grilling at m

It's a question, more like an argument that's riddled and plagued mankind for ages. Which is better, propane or charcoal? We all have our favorites and reasons we choose between the two, or like me use both. There's pros and cons with each method. So what's right for you? Luckily there's true grill masters that can help answer your questions and make sure you and your family get the most our of yo

There's nothing quite like the soft, sizzling sounds of animal flesh on the grill and that glorious charcoal briquette smoke filling your senses and taste-buds with carnivorous joy! I love to grill and with this being the busiest time of the grilling season I'm in my element. Of course anytime day or night, rain or shine, hot or cold it's a good time to grill. There's no fair weather grilling at m

It's a question, more like an argument that's riddled and plagued mankind for ages. Which is better, propane or charcoal? We all have our favorites and reasons we choose between the two, or like me use both. There's pros and cons with each method. So what's right for you? Luckily there's true grill masters that can help answer your questions and make sure you and your family get the most our of yo

Here's a quick tip on how you can check the level of propane in your tank before you fire up the grill this Fourth of July. If you don't have a scale gauge or a grill that weighs the current level of propane in the tank you can use ordinary hot tap water to get a good ideal of just how much propane you have left in the tank. It works and it's fairly accurate!