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to everything you put on the grill, and charcoal can burn at temperatures as high as 700 degrees—100 degrees hotter than a gas grill—ensuring the perfect sear that makes grilled steaks and chops taste ...

Few things are as enjoyable in the summer as the smell and taste of a charcoal grill. These are some of the best grills you can use, but they take more time and attention to get things just right.

Survey a panel of barbecue lovers, and you'll get a range of impassioned responses on the topic of charcoal vs. gas grills. Charcoal enthusiasts love the smoky flavor and the ritual of building a fire ...

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