Also, take off any other removable parts, such as the drip pan and heat shields, and set them aside for now. Taking care not to jostle any of the gas grill’s connections to the propane tank ...

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To clean your gas ... grill brush after every use can prevent most build-up. An annual or twice-yearly deep clean (depending on how often you grill) that addresses all your grill’s surfaces and ...

Grilling is the simplest cooking technique: heat, food, and some distance between the two. But it’s in the details — flames or infrared or both; charcoal, wood, propane or natural gas; built ...

Charcoal is one of the simplest materials to grill with. It ignites easily, heats up quickly and gives off much less smoke than regular wood. As far as flavor goes, many people also prefer the ...

And then there's the health of your grill to consider: that same gunky buildup will dramatically shorten the life of your Weber or Char-Broil and diminish its performance day to day. Gas grills ...

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