Summer grilling has become high tech

Lee Adams lusts over a new infrared grill in this article…
It’s the Star grill with infra-red cooking grids at 1,050 degrees that sears the meat to hold in the juices, with a LCD displaying timers and temperature, a meat thermometer, halogen lights, and a grilling surface with chain-drive rotisserie that can hold up to 60 pounds of meat. This baby has 650 square inches of grilling space, a 252 square inch warming rack, infrared searing device that puts out 23,000 BTUs, smoker that puts out 5,000 BTUs, and the rotisserie gets 13,000 BTUs. Now that’s cooking with gas.

Wed, Jul 13, 2005
Grilling