Charcoal grill OR Gas Grill?

I like to use:

  • Charcoal Grill

    Votes: 60 55.6%
  • Gas Grill

    Votes: 48 44.4%

  • Total voters
    108
We grill probably 2-3 times a week so gas makes it easier. Charcoal adds a great taste but takes so long to prep.
 
well, what takes longer to get ready-
a HOTT chick,
or an ugly one???

I'll be the one waiting for the hottie....while u leave early to kick it with Uggo:laugh:
 
Charcoal. What's gas? Oh, wait. I think that gets used in the wiff's stove and oven inside the house. That pretty blue flame, I think. :D

Charcoal has better flavor than gas. And if you like the flavor of wood smoke, throw some wood chips in there with the charcoal. Easy-peazy. My preference is mesquite but there is hickory, oak, cherry, etc. All good. I even found a bag of smoker chips made of old used Jack Daniels whiskey barrels. Yummy!

If you start the fire with Charcoal the right way, it doesn't take any longer than the prep time for the food. I light the charcoal in a chimney starter so that I don't have to use lighter fluid. Then I go prep my food and by the time it's ready for the grill, I can go dump the charcoal, toss in the wood chips and get to work.

Outstanding!

Here's a link from last year: Cookin': Grillin'

--Wag--
 
You should have made the poll multiple choice.

I love the flavor of my charcoal grill...but for quick, convenient grilling, I love my gas grill.

Now, since I'm in Kansas City - I also have a nice smoker and I love to spend weekends smoking up ribs, brisket, turkey, chicken, etc.
+1 both have their places :) (a few wood chips in foil can cover a lot of sins)
 
I think it really depends on what you are cooking that determines whether to use gas or charcoal. I mainly use charcoal but do like gas to when cooking certain types of food
 
Charcoal is much better flavor, but gas is quick and easy to clean up afterwards.
 
Charcoal. What's gas? Oh, wait. I think that gets used in the wiff's stove and oven inside the house. That pretty blue flame, I think. :D

Charcoal has better flavor than gas. And if you like the flavor of wood smoke, throw some wood chips in there with the charcoal. Easy-peazy. My preference is mesquite but there is hickory, oak, cherry, etc. All good. I even found a bag of smoker chips made of old used Jack Daniels whiskey barrels. Yummy!

If you start the fire with Charcoal the right way, it doesn't take any longer than the prep time for the food. I light the charcoal in a chimney starter so that I don't have to use lighter fluid. Then I go prep my food and by the time it's ready for the grill, I can go dump the charcoal, toss in the wood chips and get to work.

Outstanding!

Here's a link from last year: Cookin': Grillin'

--Wag--

I had to stop reading that about halfway through! I miss grilling quality ingredients.
 
Oms, I close (in Olathe) and can bring beer. Let's smoke!

You should have made the poll multiple choice.

I love the flavor of my charcoal grill...but for quick, convenient grilling, I love my gas grill.

Now, since I'm in Kansas City - I also have a nice smoker and I love to spend weekends smoking up ribs, brisket, turkey, chicken, etc.
 
I prefer to cook with charcoal, but my house came with a really nice stainless gas grill plumbed into the propane tank for the house. I think I'm stuck with it.
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Yes, and the food was fantastic. That is why I couldn't keep reading, I had already tasted the stuff you wrote about.

Excellent. I couldn't bear the thought that you might've missed out.

Rich and Vinny. You're likely next!

:D

--Wag--
 
If you start the fire with Charcoal the right way, it doesn't take any longer than the prep time for the food. I light the charcoal in a chimney starter so that I don't have to use lighter fluid. Then I go prep my food and by the time it's ready for the grill, I can go dump the charcoal, toss in the wood chips and get to work.

exactly right. :thumbsup:

plus i keep a chimney starter ready to go in case i need to dump some more hot coals later.

heck, i've even cooked on just the chimney starter itself for a quick fix.
 
Another vote for charcoal.

I've got a Primo ceramic oval grill and a custom smoker. Sundays are bad at our house if you are on a diet.

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