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Meiac09 05-31-2007 09:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by motordavid
as someone that grills 200+ days a year, regardless of
weather or the "food", charcoal is for purists; sorta like making one's own
bricks, imo.

Hahaa. :thumbup: :thumbup:
I like propane, its a lot easier, and I just can't get the hang of those charcoal burners...
We just gave away our trusty MHP to a friend as a gift (16 years old and runs and looks like a champ) and now have a Ducane stainless plumbed into our back deck :rofl: gone are the days of three grills on our deck though... :rofl:

motordavid 05-31-2007 09:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Meiac09
Hahaa. :thumbup: :thumbup:
I like propane, its a lot easier, and I just can't get the hang of those charcoal burners...
We just gave away our trusty MHP to a friend as a gift (16 years old and runs and looks like a champ) and now have a Ducane stainless plumbed into our back deck :rofl: gone are the days of three grills on our deck though... :rofl:

I'm w/you: propane. NatGas, if we had it...

rayxi 06-01-2007 12:20 AM

Bad tasting grilled food is not due to what's burning (whether it be charcoal, propane or NG). It's usually due to who's burning it.

Cheap gas grills just don't get hot enough for proper grilling because the burners are poorly designed and/or the fuel/air mixture (venturi adjustment) is all wrong. Charcoal is simpler to get right because it'll burn the same whether it's in a rusty bucket or a high end grill.

China Man 06-01-2007 12:54 AM

hey goodman we're having a NE getogether in CT on the 16th ... wanna come? It's not far from VT ....


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