Generally, burgers should be cooked on Medium-High (approximately 375 degrees) to High (400 degrees). Most gas grills have a built in thermometer to monitor the heat but you…

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Boiling your sausages before grilling ensures that your sausage will be cooked through, allowing all the juices to stay on the inside while the casing gets brown and…

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Searing meat doesn’t create an impermeable barrier that prevents the release of natural juices when cooking or slicing a steak or other cut of meat. But that doesn’t…

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Hot coals and gas flames (as well as flames from grease flare-ups) are in the temperature range of 2,000-3,800°F (1,093-2,093°C), and the surface of the grill grate is…

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Bring the water to a rapid boil, cover the pot and reduce the heat until a gentle boil is achieved. Allow approximately 12 to 15 minutes of cooking…

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A deck grill mat acts as a protective layer between your grill and the deck. It prevents grease, sauce, or any other splattering liquids from causing damage to…

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Prepare the grill for direct cooking over high heat (450° to 550°F). 4. Brush the cooking grates clean. Grill the steaks over direct high heat, with the lid…

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Make sure not to use soap. Instead, take a paper towel and apply vegetable oil to your iron grill grates. Put the grates into your oven (which should…

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To avoid this, I usually precook the sheets in slightly-salted boiling water for one minute (I just want to soften them, not cook them); a few oil drops…

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To prevent the wind from increasing the grilling time on your steak (which it will do), put that lid on. Covering the grill with a lid turns your…

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