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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own

Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own


Imagine Cooking some juicy steaks on your own built in BBQ grill. Sure it will take a lot of work and a good chunk of change, but it will definitely be worth it. Building you own backyard BBQ grill can be a daunting task, but with a little planning it will be a great project with excellent returns. Before you begin digging and building you will need to do some careful planning. Deciding how the grill will look and what functionality you need are the most difficult and important parts of this enTire project. As part of the design you will need to decide what design to use and how to customize it to fit your style. Before you begin construction it is imperative to choose what grill insert you will use.

Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own

Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own

Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own


Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own



Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own

Built in BBQ Plans can be purchased from a variety of online vendors or at a local home improveMent store and can be fAirly expensive. You can design your own grill using one of two methods: pencil and paper or with Computer design software. I recomMend starting with the pencil and paper until you have a good idea where you are going, then move into the digital world. There are a variety of design software packages available at many price levels. When I designed my backyard BBQ grill I used Google SketchUp, a free software package that is easy to use.

There are three basic designs to start with. You can customize them once you have decided on a basic design. The first design is a simple island. It can be as long and deep as you like, but the minimum size is really six feet long by two and a half feet deep. The second design is an L. A bar extends perpendicular to the island. This allows for a bit more counter space. The third design adds another bar on the other side of the island forming a U design.

The space that you have for the outdoor kitchen will dictate which design you use. If you are limited on space you will probably need to choose the simple bar design; if you have a large space available you may opt for the U Design. Once you have chosen a starting design you can customize it to fit your style.

After you have chosen the design and diMensions of your grill you will need to decide how you want it to look. There are a variety of facades to choose from including stucco, rock, and traditional brick. Counters need to be a weather resistant durable material both tile and stone work well. If you will install cabinets under the countertop choose a wood that weathers well such as cedar or redwood.

The final and most important choice you will have to make when designing your built in BBQ grill is what type of grill insert to use. If you will use charcoal you can just brick in a grate and start Cooking. If you like the taste of charcoal but want the look of stainless steel you can purchase a charcoal stainless steel grill insert, but it will cost you quite a bit of money. Because of convenience and Cooking style most will choose a gas grill insert. They come in a variety of sizes and models.

When choosing a grill insert remember the following tips. I know that you will want to purchase the largest and most powerful model available, but it is not necessary. Think about the amount of Food that you will be Cooking at one time. If you have a small to medium sized family and don't entertain large gatherings as 400 to 500 square inch model ought to work well. Make sure to have the insert handy when construction begins to ensure a proper fit.

Following the steps outlined above when planning and designing your backyard kitchen will ensure that your built in BBQ grill will fit your style and needs.

Built in BBQ Grill - How to Design and Plan Your Own

Monday, July 2, 2012

Bbq Grill

Bbq Grill


I have always enjoyed Cooking on BBQ grills. Many people think that a barbecue grill is easy, and it can be. Sometimes, all you have to do is get the coals going, throw on some meat, and wait for the results. But just like any other things, barbecue grilling can be as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. Just learning to get the perfect temperature, get good, even grill marks, and season the meat evenly can be an art in and of itself. To sum it up, you can take your barbecue grill as far as you want to.

Bbq Grill

Bbq Grill

Bbq Grill


Bbq Grill



Bbq Grill

Of course, the choice of barbecue grills will eventually affect your outcome. The simplest way of doing it, of course, is with the charcoal grill. In charcoalbarbecue grill > offers a lot of advanTAGes among other types. First of all, it is the most simple and easy. There are no gas tanks, hoses or tubes needed. All you need is simply the grill, the metal frame that rests on the meat, and a tray under it to catch falling ash. It also gives you the most even, uniform Cooking-that is, if you're doing it right. Of course, you have to give enough time to the coals ash over, make sure they are evenly distributed, and time the cooking well.

Barbecue grill-the difference

On the other hand, gas grill is much easier to use. Having a gas grills, all you have to do is light the gas and get to work. They allow you to cook outside and have fun with the barbecue ambiance without having to put up with the inconveniences of lighter fluid and waiting for the charcoal. All this comes at a remarkable price, however. The flavor will simply not be as good as the ones done in charcoal barbecue grill. You wont have that smoky taste than everyone associates with barbecues.

Barbecue Grill-An experiMent?

Bbq Grill

Sunday, May 27, 2012

Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove

Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove
Camp Chef Professional Barbecue Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove

Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove

Camp Chef Professional Barbecue Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove

Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove

  • Vented Lid
  • Cast Iron Grill Grates
  • Heat Diffusion Box
  • Flavor Enhancing System
  • 24.5 Inches by 18.25 Inches by 8.25 Inches
Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove
The Camp Chef BB-90L Professional Barbeque Grill Box with Hinged Cover (for 3 burner stove) has a vented lid to seal in that delicious barbeque flavor. Cast Iron grill grates to enjoy the rich, flavorful taste of cooking with cast iron. Heat Diffusion Box to distribute heat evenly over entire grilling surface. Flavor Enhancing System with reverse-louvered plate to vaporize grease and dripping while distributing heat evenly for perfect cooking. Can be used with wood chips for smoke cooking. Covers left 2 burners of stove (GB-90D)
Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove
First off, I am very happy with my purchase. The heat is pretty even across the entire surface (a little less heat in the 4 corners of the box, but that is expected because the burners are located in the center of the grill box).
Grill Box for 3 Burner Stove