Creating An Outdoor Kitchen Around A Built-In BBQ Grill?

Answer 1

The outdoor design for a built-in BBQ grill is most effective when the grill is not the only appliance that is available. The station that houses the built-in grill can have electrical lines and water pipes attached. This makes it possible to have a small refrigerator and sink so that food can be prepared and stored outside while the grill is being used. This can also make cleaning the grill easier.

Answer 2

The season is upon you: it’s time for family and friends to gather around the grill, waiting to savor the succulent taste of grilled, bar?b?qued, and smoked meats. When you go to open the grill, though, you notice that it’s rusted and falling apart. With all the varieties, how do you choose? Here are a few helpful tips to make the decision easier.

First, consider what your budget will allow. Pick a maximum dollar amount you know you can afford. This will narrow the list down quickly. Find several models that fall under your budget and then add the options you would like to have, but stay within your budget.

Next, what type of grill will best meet your needs? A gas grill has the advantage of maintaining a steady, adjustable heat. However, with today’s gas prices, this item needs serious consideration. Charcoal is convenient and relatively cheap, depending on the size of the grill. Electric grills have come a long way in their design and functionality. They are adjustable and maintain steady heat.

What types of food do you normally grill? This question will narrow down the list quickly. If you primarily grill racks of ribs or briskets, you will obviously need a grill with a larger cooking surface. Nothing can be more frustrating than having guests over to christen your new grill, hungrily anticipating the taste of tender ribs or briskets, only to find out the grill you purchased is too small. If you primarily grill burgers, pork steaks, chicken, and Hot Dogs, you might consider a grill with warming racks above the main cooking surface.

Consider the space available for your new grill. It’s easy to be impulsive and purchase the biggest grill there only to realize that, between your patio furniture and this new grill, you don’t have room to move. When considering where to put your replacement grill, look at its current location. Does space permit for a larger upgrade, or do you need to stay close to the same size?

Take some time to read the reviews of the models you’ve narrowed down. Consider the warranties, repair and replacement costs of parts and accessories. These are costs easily forgotten. What use is a grill that needs a part or accessory that you can’t afford to replace?

By taking the time to following these suggestions, you’ll find the perfect outdoor grill to entertain family and friends for the entire season.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Weber and Vermont grills are among the highest rated. You may also want to check reviews yourself. You can do this on websites such as, Consumerreports.com