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I'm sure livingdeadcrizl will agree, this photo is A-W-E-S-O-M-E...
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May is Barbecue Month (according to the beloved Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association), and we just so happen to be on the cusp of retail grill manufacturers selling grills to consumers with high-temperature infrared burners. Most reasonably-priced gas burners cook at around 450°F and 600°F. If you have a degree in engineering, you might be able to stack charcoal and optimize airflow to cook at 700°F after 20~30 minutes. The infrared burners, on the other hand, consistantly and evenly heat up (in only a few minutes) to temperatures between 450°F, and a whopping 900°F... perfect for searing meats, just like the steak artisans at gourmet steak houses. What a great time it is to be alive!
Also, anyone blessed to have a Famous Dave's Legendary Pit Bar-B-Que near them might wanna know that in honor of Barbecue Month, they have several cool promotions including deals on the their All-American BBQ Feast. Yay!
Click To See In Glorious Full-Resolution
May is Barbecue Month (according to the beloved Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association), and we just so happen to be on the cusp of retail grill manufacturers selling grills to consumers with high-temperature infrared burners. Most reasonably-priced gas burners cook at around 450°F and 600°F. If you have a degree in engineering, you might be able to stack charcoal and optimize airflow to cook at 700°F after 20~30 minutes. The infrared burners, on the other hand, consistantly and evenly heat up (in only a few minutes) to temperatures between 450°F, and a whopping 900°F... perfect for searing meats, just like the steak artisans at gourmet steak houses. What a great time it is to be alive!
Also, anyone blessed to have a Famous Dave's Legendary Pit Bar-B-Que near them might wanna know that in honor of Barbecue Month, they have several cool promotions including deals on the their All-American BBQ Feast. Yay!