Weber’s New Real Grilling Cookbook by Jamie Purviance
Purviance begins this beautiful book with managing the grill, and although Weber’s grills are featured, the advice is broad enough to cover most charcoal and gas grills.
ProFire Grill Model PFDLXSM48RS
ProFire’s PFDLXSM48RS high end, stainless steel gas grill is big and powerful with six 11,000 BTU main burners. There’s a lot to like, but it could use a few improvements. We tested and reviewed this luxury grill and gave it our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Silver Medal. Click here to find out why.
Chops Power Injector Systems Are Perfect For BBQ Caterers
If you are a BBQ caterer or restaurateur or a competitor, or even a weekend warrior who cooks for a crowd, you need this injector!
Need State Of The Art Equipment? Get The Pork Injector
The Pork Injector is a motorized “Auto Pump Injector System” that is state of the art and can really save you time and hand cramps if you have to inject a lot of meat.
NoCents 1 Gallon Injector Is A BBQ Competition Favorite
Many competition cooks and caterers use big pumps like this one. A single needle and a gallon jug allow you to inject lots of food fast.
Spitjack 2-Ounce Injector Gun Is A Step Up From Basic Stainless Models
This injector is a serious tool for competition barbecue. You can order it with 1, 2, or 3 needles. It’s a step up from basic stainless models in that you can dial in the amount of injection liquid being injected and you don’t have to pull out slowly as you inject like you do with other models.
Premiala Meat Injector Review And Rating
This heavy 304 grade stainless steel injector holds 2+ ounces of fluid and comes with four needles including an innovative “marinade straw”.
Grillbot Proves That Hands Are A Cook’s Best Tools
The Grillbot manufacturer has succeeded in doing something very well: getting publicity. Scores of publications and TV shows have featured it as a cool device and gift idea. Unfortunately, it doesn’t live up to the hype.
Scrub and Spray Brushes Look Great on Paper, Less Great on the Grill
Seems like a good idea, right? An all-in-one scraper and steamer! Don’t bother. It’s easier and cheaper to just drip some water on your grill grates while you scrub to create steam.
Tool Wizard BBQ Brush Doesn’t Last Long
This device uses a woven stainless steel pad that does a great job of cleaning the grates. But the steel pad doesn’t last long and begins to disintegrate. Replacement pads are not cheap.
GrillStone Grill Cleaner Starter Set Has Some Drawbacks
These pumice-like bricks do an admirable job of cleaning grill grates. But they leave behind dust that needs to be wiped off the grill before you cook. And they’re not recommended for porcelain enameled or cast iron grates.
The Last Brush is Also One of the Longest
This long handled brush is perfect if you have a deep barbecue pit or catering rig to clean.
Bamboo Grill Brush Was Simple And Effective
This straightforward, inexpensive, no-frills grill brush is still the easiest and most effective way to remove grease from your grill grates. When it gets too gunked up, replace it.
GrillFloss Scrubs Between the Bars of Your Grill Grate
Similar to the Billy Bar, GrillFloss has an angled head that makes it easier to clean the sides and undersides of grill grates.
For Really Gunked Up Grills, Use a Portable Steam Cleaner
It takes a long time, so this is not something to use after every cook. But a portable steam cleaner will scrub away even the toughest grime on your grill grates and heat deflector plates. I use mine once a year.