playing with fire

[noodle_nose]

last night i decided to handle dinner all on my own, since marshall was all tuckered out after cooking for the breakfast club. i was doing something rather simple: bbq'ed rack of lamb and grilled caesar salad. simple, right? the thing is, i'm rather a novice when it comes to grilling. i have no problem when it comes to charcoal, but gas is a

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[celtcub]

I have a real hard time cooking on a gas grill. Charcoal I can kick it's ass and make it my bitch, not an issue, but something about gas throws me off my game. I was also taught by one of those fathers that believed something really needed to die for the fire, so it was wood chips and charcoal or nothing at all at my house. Gas was a sin akin to being a homo. Go figure.

Our grilling tomorrow will be strictly George Forman style... =/
I hate urban living sometimes.

[noodle_nose]

i learned on a charcoal grill (my mom taught me how to light one without lighter fluid!) and so i'm most comfortable with them. you actually have to keep your eye on the gas grill, apparently. as marshall said last night "it's not a ronco, you can't just set it and forget it". so sweet, my husband-to-be. :)

i would LOVE to have a charcoal grill. not only is the flavor superior, they're just easy to use all-around. temp regulation takes some practice, but if you're just straight grilling, there's nothing better.