Grill (cooking) | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-12

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Grill (cooking)


00:00:17 1 History in the Americas
00:03:18 2 Gas grills
00:05:29 3 Infrared grills
00:06:10 4 Charcoal grills
00:07:09 4.1 Brazier
00:07:54 4.2 Pellet grill
00:10:15 4.3 Square charcoal
00:11:11 4.4 Shichirin (hibachi)
00:12:45 4.5 Kettle
00:14:27 4.6 Cart
00:15:16 4.7 Barrel
00:16:14 4.8 Ceramic cooker
00:16:53 4.9 Tandoor oven
00:17:39 4.10 Portable charcoal
00:18:35 4.10.1 Portable Backpack Grills
00:18:58 5 Hybrids
00:20:03 6 Commercial grills
00:21:27 7 Parts
00:21:54 7.1 Burners
00:23:09 7.2 Cooking grate
00:24:57 7.3 Rock grate
00:25:23 7.4 Heat shield
00:26:00 7.5 Valves
00:26:40 7.6 Cover
00:27:19 8 Indoor grills



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A barbecue grill is a device that cooks food by applying heat from below. There are several varieties of grills, with most falling into one of two categories: gas-fueled or charcoal. There is debate over which method yields superior results.