Top 5 Summer Grilling Gadgets
Posted on 23 June 2008 by joy
I’ll be honest- I don’t grill. In fact, I’m not good with fire in general. This stems back to one ill-fated night with a candle left burning, and a flammable bedspread. Every since I lived through that, I tend to stay away from open flames. But that’s not to say I don’t love a good open flame BBQ. I just have the men in my life do the cooking. Grilling is only partially about feeding yourself and friends. It’s also a time to show off grilling gear. Your next BBQ isn’t just about those dry rubbed ribs. Be sure- people will be checking out your grill, your technique and your “now I’m just showing off” tools.
Here are the top 5 grill gadgets for summer. Don’t just grill. You need grill flair.
Mesh Grill-Top Chef’s Pot, $49.95- Generously sized pot expands the range of things you can cook on the grill. Made of heavy gauge steel, these pots have deep sides and an attached lid. Give everything from diced vegetables to small shrimp that smoky summer flavor.
Chef’s Thermometer Fork, $29.95- Insert the stainless steel prongs into the cooking meat and instantly read the internal temperature. Love!
Monogrammed Grill Tools- Set of 4, $99.95- Ok, this is when grilling goes fancy. These boxed stainless steel grilling tools are top quality. They come with a single or triple initial monogram. Each tool is extra long to protect the cooks bare hands from the grill heat. This set makes an amazing gift for your favorite cook.
Monogrammed Steak Brand, $39.95- As if your juicy grilled steak isn’t enough, you can brand the cooked meat with your initials. You’re entering the big leagues my friend. This is serious grilling.
Weber Summit S-650 Gas Grill, $2,000.00- You’re not going to get very far without the grill. Go big. Go for the Cadillac of grills. This Weber grill is a masterpiece. It’s got all the bells and whistles: stainless steel grates, smoker box, infrared rotisserie burner, and a small side burner for cooking sauces. This grill might be nicer than my entire kitchen… that’s all I’m saying.
