Grills: A Culinary Essential for Every Gathering
If fry-ups are about bringing people, friends and family, and food together indoors, grills do the same thing outdoors. Whether a family barbecue, or a party that extends into the hundreds, whatever your style of cooking al-fresco, the right grill for your gatherings can make all the difference. And with so many sizes and features to choose from, there’s a grill for every kind of culinary get-together. From the most intimate meals to the most epic feasts, fire’s role in food is still more vital than ever.
The Versatility of Grills
People can have various types of grill that are available at different sizes. Usually, there is a quite small grill which is portable and could be placed at anyplace. The corner of the garden, outer side of the house and camping site is most suitable for a small grill. On the other hand, there are also large and high-capacity grills. Its has the feature of cooking the food with a large number of guests or friends. Grills are available in different types of cooking, for example, charcoal and gas grills.
Choosing the Right Size Grill
Your event is also an important factor in deciding what type of grill to buy; if it is a small and intimate gathering or a small outdoor space, a portapack-style grill may be a logical choice. However, if you’re gathering is largescale, you’re feeding a crowd, or you simply want more cooking space and features to use in a range of settings, a bigger grill with more features and cooking space is likely the way to go for your event.
Small Grills for Intimate Gatherings
Small-sized grills are designed for serving small number of people only or for a small group of friends and family member. They are quite suitable to carry and mount away from home, like in a balcony, a patio or a campsite. Even though small in size, these grills could produce large quantities and/or delicious meals, grilled for guests.
Medium Grills for Family Dinners
Medium-sized grills offer the best of both worlds, with features for advanced cooking and the cooking space for both family dinners and backyard BBQs from one device. They’re perfect for searing steaks or breakfast burritos, barbequing a full slab of ribs or grilling vegetables, and anything in between.
Large Grills for Grand Celebrations
They demand a larger grill. Large grills are designed to feed lots of people. With multiple burners, rotisseries, and warming racks, large grills can help you serve large quantities of food without problems, and can make the task seem a lot easier. Whether hosting a backyard barbecue, a wedding feast, or a corporate cocktail party, a large grill is sure to make a culinary story out of any set of circumstances.
Custom Grills for Tailored Cooking
Aside from offering standard sizes, many grill manufacturers can build a custom grill for any particular space, dimensions or specific needs. Grill accessories such as storage, sun screens, side burners and more can all be integrated into a custom grill to generate a unique eating experience. From stainless steel construction and ceramic finishes to integrated cooking accessories and lighting, custom grills give you greater potential to create your dream cooking setup for your party or barbecue.
As long as there are gatherings, there are grills. With a wide range of sizes and accessories, these outdoor cooking tools offer a flexible cooking experience requiring little set-up and clean up, making them perfect for cooking both quick bites and elaborate spreads for any kind of gathering. With a grill beside you, meals become crowd-pleasing culinary experiences bursting with aroma and flavors, as well as memories. From compact, portable grills suited for small groups to large high-capacity models designed for large crowds, any type of gathering becomes an excuse for collaboration and camaraderie — if only to discuss and choose what to eat.
Questions and Answers
- How do I clean my barbecue?
Wash (with a brush and soapy water) the grates and other removable parts after each use, empty the ash catcher, and clean the burner. Check the gas lines every few months for leaks and replace damaged parts.
- How long does it take to cook food on a barbecue?
Cooking time will differ depending on type of food and type of source of cooking, in general:
- Burgers and steak about 10-15 min.
- Bigger meat about 20-25 min.
- Vegetables about 10-15 min.
- Is it safe to use a barbecue indoors?
No, it is unsafe to use the barbecue indoors. The barbecue emits fumes like smoke and carbon monoxide and other harmful gases the inhalation of which can be dangerous.
