charcoal or gas?
04-21-2004, 07:55 PM
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Re: charcoal or gas?
It's hard to beat the taste of a Black Angus rib eye cooked over real
mesquite. I don't mean those funny factory-made brickets, either.
This stuff comes from mexico, or if you live in San Diego, from behind your
yard. Got to bust it up with a hammer, it takes a long time to be ready to
cook, and throws sparks everywhere, so I hose down the deck first.
REAL barbeques have to be replaced every 2 years.
Cheaters who use gas get down to eating quickly, and don't have a mess to
clean up.
Your choice, but if I'm invited to dinner I will make fun of a gas grill.
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Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
mesquite. I don't mean those funny factory-made brickets, either.
This stuff comes from mexico, or if you live in San Diego, from behind your
yard. Got to bust it up with a hammer, it takes a long time to be ready to
cook, and throws sparks everywhere, so I hose down the deck first.
REAL barbeques have to be replaced every 2 years.
Cheaters who use gas get down to eating quickly, and don't have a mess to
clean up.
Your choice, but if I'm invited to dinner I will make fun of a gas grill.
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
04-21-2004, 08:03 PM
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Re: charcoal or gas?
Several years ago I got gas, err I mean I switched over
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
04-21-2004, 08:03 PM
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Re: charcoal or gas?
Several years ago I got gas, err I mean I switched over
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
04-21-2004, 08:03 PM
#28
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Re: charcoal or gas?
Several years ago I got gas, err I mean I switched over
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
04-21-2004, 08:03 PM
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Re: charcoal or gas?
Several years ago I got gas, err I mean I switched over
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
to a gas grill just cause it's the lazy mans way of grill'n.
I have a big Char-Broil for out by the pool & a small
Coleman clam shell type unit that uses the little propane
(torch) bottles that I can throw in the Jeep for outings. But
lately I've been getting the itch to go back to charcoal
so I just got a big Webber & I've been looking at the Egg.
check it out
http://biggreenegg.com/
L8r - Jersey
04-21-2004, 08:29 PM
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Re: charcoal or gas?
PLB49 wrote:
> Nothing beats charcoal for flavor.
>
> Nothing beats gas for convenience.
>
> Which matters more?
>
> Paul B.
Paul, you're very close. And I use both. But when I want something REALLY
good I break out my dutch ovens. I can cook up BBQ chicken, some veggies
and a great dessert all at once. MMMM GOOD!
--
Lessons from a Vietnam Helicopter Crewman
55. Cocoa Powder is neither.
> Nothing beats charcoal for flavor.
>
> Nothing beats gas for convenience.
>
> Which matters more?
>
> Paul B.
Paul, you're very close. And I use both. But when I want something REALLY
good I break out my dutch ovens. I can cook up BBQ chicken, some veggies
and a great dessert all at once. MMMM GOOD!
--
Lessons from a Vietnam Helicopter Crewman
55. Cocoa Powder is neither.
