I would say it is close as far as cooking results goes. Both subject the food to an indirect heat source. But grilling will get you a smoky flavor to the meat and broiling will not.
Roasting and baking are both methods of cooking where the food is surrounded by heat on all sides. Roasting is usually at a higher temperature than baking. Broiling and grilling are both methods where the heat comes from only one side. When broiling the heat comes from above the food, grilling it comes from below.
Smaller birds such as Cornish hens, chicken and squab are especially well suited for broiling or grilling
Four dry heat cooking methods are roasting, baking, broiling, and grilling.
Grilling, searing or broiling.
Wrapping food in foil, leaving a little airspace and - depending on the food, a small hole made with a knife in the top foil - and baking, barbecueing, grilling (broiling) or even cooking in a frypan.
Broiling, Roasting, or Grilling
There are lots of different ways, here are a few: boiling broiling frying sauteing dry frying shallow frying deep fat frying baking grilling toasting
When you cook directly under a source of heat, you're broiling. When you cook directly over the heat source, you're grilling.
Broiling is the same as grilling, not too hot, turn frequntly until a nice brown colour, not burnt.
Cooked by overhead grilling/oven grilling/broiling:185 calories (lean only).Pan fried:235 calories (lean only)..
the differnence between broiling and grilling is broiling is done in an oven and the heat is veryintense and direct and only cooks the top part of the food. when you grill you are using a falme from a bottom heat source and it will cook food a little more evenly. thanks for asking
When cooked by overhead grilling/oven grilling/broiling there are 800 calories in a 16 oz (1 lb) T-Bone steak (lean only).