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Choosing a Grill - Pick the correct Master Forge Grill model for your needs

 

Congratulations! The fact that you are here reading this article now tells us one important thing. You have decided to participate in the time-honored tradition of grilling! It is one of the most revered of social activities by families and a great hobby to boot!

So time to put on that apron and wield your swords err tongs I mean and let’s start grilling!

But first let’s brush up on our grilling know how to get us started on our quest for becoming a true grill master!
 
Types of Master Forge Grills

There are several types or kinds of grills that you should be aware of:

• Charcoal Grills
• Gas Grills
• Electric Grills
• Smokers

It is important that you choose the type of grill that fits your lifestyle. Do you have a big lawn in the backyard in which to grill? Do you live in a residential community that appreciates or frowns upon grilling that produces a lot of smoke? What about fire safety ordinances? That may tip the favor to choosing a specific type of grill over another.

Charcoal Grills

Charcoal grills by the name itself uses charcoal briquettes or wood or both in combination. Charcoal grills provide a smoky and intense flavor to the food.
They are somewhat cost effective since you do not use power to operate them and they are considered as the most traditional grilling method. Things to consider though are the following:

• Cooking over charcoal takes time. After lighting,  it will take you 15 to 30 minutes to get ready to cook, and this depends on the size of the grill and the number and type of briquettes.
• After cooking you will need to dispose of ashes
• Be careful in choosing the type of wood. Make sure to use pest-free and untreated wood for grilling

Read our review of the Master Forge Grill Jet Light Charcoal Grill.

Gas Grills

There are several advantages of using gas grills over charcoal grills. Among them are the following:

• Gas grills ignite quickly because of it uses an electronic lighter that is  built-in into the grill. Either a push-button or rotary type. I prefer the push-button type. Within 10 minutes of pre-heating you are ready to start grilling
• Gas burns cleanly and is cheaper to use than charcoal
• Gas grills has burners that makes your grilling flexible. You can grill one food item while preparing another food item
• If you decide to use natural gas with your gas grill – try hooking up directly to power your grill. No more propane tanks to replace and you won’t have to worry about running out of fuel during grilling

Read our review of the Master Forge Grill 4-Burner Silver Gas Grill.

Electric Grills

Electric grills are the most convenient of grills to use due to the fact that you don’t need additional items. No more charcoal briquettes or wood to buy, no more chance of running out of gas in the middle of cooking. The only requirement is that your grill must be near an electrical outlet.
This is especially great for people who live in apartment buildings or other areas that won’t allow charcoal or gas grills.

Read our review of the Master Forge Grill Electric Grill.
 
Smokers

Smokers are available in charcoal grills and electric types. They provide the capability to cook up to 50 pounds of food simultaneously and range from 300 square inches up to 750 square inches of cooking area. Commercial establishments typically use these models.

So there you have it – the different types of grills. Master Forge Grills offer all types and we hope that this resource center has helped you in making an informed decision on the type of grill you that is right for you and your needs.