| Frequently Asked
Questions |
What is a rotisserie burner?
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| This is a special
flameless burner that runs along the
back of the grill. It heats the food from the side rather than the bottom. That way, any drippings will not flare up. |
Can I switch
a grill from natural gas to LP or vice versa?
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| The gas valve and burner of grills are designed for the specific fuel. They can be changed, but it is preferable to buy a grill for the fuel you desire.
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What is the
best cooking grid?
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| This is mostly a matter
of personal preference, also consideringe the types of food you most often
cook. The FireMagic is great since it offers a wide choice of cast or steel
cooking grids.
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What about a
side burner?
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| A side burner is just like a burner on a gas range. It's great for cooking corn on the cob, beans, boiling things, or any other use. Very handy. |
Portable or built-in?
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The choice depends on your personal preferences and lifestyle. There is a wide range of choices:
- Portable The traditional grill. It can easily be moved around the yard or taken elsewhere. Propane bottles need to be refilled, and they can run out while you are cooking.
- Built-in This can simply be a post mount, where the grill is on a permanently located post. Or the grill can be built into a counter that can be a elaborate as you desire. You can run a gas line from the house to serve the grill, or you can leave space under the counter, often accessed from behind, to store the propane bottle.
- Semi-Portable This uses a rigid gas line that is plumbed to the deck or patio. A flexible gas line, usually 10 or 20' connects to the
portable grill. You can move the grill about, and you never have to worry about running out of fuel.
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