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Suck It
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If you are going to test the waters and start with a grill too small to do half of what you want to do on a good charcoal grill, you will end up with skewed results. I DO understand that you have a gas grill to do the things your tiny charcoal grill CAN'T, and I also see that your phrase was 'test the waters'. But a large scale Weber, while it may be 100 bucks, is a great and versatile grill and SHOULDN'T sit in a corner of your yard unused. But would you just shun it in the end anyway once you have to start buying charcoal, a starting chimney (fluid bad) and have to clean up the ashes? If you are testing the waters with a tiny grill, I don't think you will learn much more than whether or not you like messing with charcoal, not how great a good charcoal grill can be. ![]() I see Adam already basically said all this. He is right. This is really only a means to an end, and that end being a decision based on all the wrong data. I have a three foot long Char-Griller unit with no fire box, and yet I can still smoke meat REALLY successfully using indirect heat, plus I have a charcoal tray that can go from 8-9 inches below the meat to touching the grate and blasting the meat with heat. Super great unit. I would never use gas again. I hate it. If you use that Tiny Tim beach grill, you will end up going back to gas out of necessity, not choice. And you know, by the time I say all that, if I had NO grill, and you gave me your gas grill, I could STILL do everything i wanted to on it, I would MAKE it smoke and MAKE it slow cook and MAKE it sear a steak. But it would be a compromise, and also one that would have me hassling with LP gas bottles. Last edited by OLS; 07-18-2012 at 05:28 PM. |
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