Grilled food can not be successfully reheated.
Only tender cuts of meat can be used.
Dear Food Network - 2008 Grilling Grilling in Paradise was released on: USA: 27 May 2009
Cooking is defined as preparing food. Grilling is a way of preparing food. So it is cooking.
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Grilling is healthier . in baking it soaks in it's own fat but with grilling the fat goes through the bars
Food Finds - 2000 Backyard Grilling was released on: USA: 1 June 2004
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yes, grilling uses convection- the heat is rising from the grill, heating and cooking the food.
Grilling and broiling are both cooking methods that use high heat, but they differ in the direction of the heat source. Grilling cooks food from below, while broiling cooks food from above. Grilling is typically done outdoors on a grill, while broiling is done indoors in an oven.
Yes, you should add oil when grilling. It will prevent the food from sticking to the grill. And it serves as both a heat conductor as well as a flavor conductor.
Grilling is healthier because u do not put it in fattening oil or baked comes with the extra skin which is also unhealthy so grilling is healthier because no oil no extra skin and just burnt on a grill hence grilling.
To enhance the flavor of grilled dishes using grilling salt, consider these tips: Use a coarse grilling salt to add texture and flavor to the food. Season the food generously with grilling salt before grilling to ensure even distribution of flavor. Experiment with different types of grilling salt, such as smoked or flavored varieties, to add depth to the taste. Allow the salt to sit on the food for a few minutes before grilling to allow it to penetrate and enhance the flavor. Be mindful of the salt content in other ingredients to avoid over-salting the dish.
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.