Few outdoor accessories are more important than the grill you choose for you summertime cookouts.
But it’s alsosomething a beginner can handle.
(They say that each time you get those charcoal briquettes glowing, your ego grows three sizes.)
Is a charcoal grill right for you?
When considering which bang out of grill to buy, think about your priorities.
Do you need it to be portable?
What size do you think is best?
If you want that flame-kissed flavor, then the question isntifyou should buy a charcoal grill, itswhichcharcoal grill.
High heat.Charcoal cooks your food with powerful radiant heat from the mound of briquettes underneath the food.
While gas burns cleaner, it justdoesnt burn as hot as charcoal.
If strong sears are important to you, go with charcoal.
Portable.Youre probably not taking a propane tank or an electric plugin grill to the park or to the beach.
Charcoal grills can come in large sizes, or as tiny foldable units.
Keep it in the open airits more fun to cook out there anyway.
Give your grill some space.
(Beyond that, keepa fire extinguisherhandy just in case.)
Now, on to my recommendations.
