If this is something you'd be willing to do, you can email me at [email protected] or call me at 326-8210 and ask for Andrew Thompson. And of course, feel free to leave comments.
Thanks!
Original post made by Andrew Thompson, Midtown, on Jun 14, 2006
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Gas grills rule:
I got my second gas grill about a year ago as a gift from my kids.
In my opinion gas is the only way to cook on a barbecue.
The first gas grill I had was from Barbecues Galore and I think superior to the one I have now because it had a grill for a layer of lava rock between the jets and the cooking grill which allowed for a more even heat.
Gas allows for maximum control during cooking.
It doesn't smell of starter fuel so that all your left with is the aroma of backyard cooking. This is much more neighbor friendly.
It is immediately available so there is no waiting for charcoals and you never have the taste of starter fuel in the meat.
I am definitely pro gas and the die hards that say you don't get the outdoor flavor from gas just need to use a better sauce or marinade.
Richard
Richard,
Thanks for your reply. Would you be willing to be interviewed and have your grill/backyard photographed for the article? If so, my information is above. I'd really appreciate it!
Andrew:
Sorry Andrew but I have an aversion to cameras
Thanks Anyway.
Richard
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