Well, I dropped in some new Grillgrates today, and did my inaugural cook of chicken wings, as shown elsewhere. The old grandpa Genesis Silver A is looking small and lonely now....
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There's an electric grill in my garage, I didn't sanction the purchase and even the wife agrees it was a poor purchase decision. The good thing is, it gives me a bit of persuasive power when I decide to add a gas grill of some sort back to the lineup. Not sure why she's intimidated by the pellet cooker or the other gas cooker I have... but I'll be sure to use it to my advantage to get something I want but probably don't need lol. Electrics need to exist for certain safety reasons, but they should never be the primary grill
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And nothing to be afraid of with a gasser. Just turn the knob, press the button to light it. My wife thinks its hard too though. Not sure why. The most "grilling" she has ever done is on a Nordic Ware griddle we have that has grill ridges on one side. She drops it over two eyes on the GAS COOKTOP in the kitchen, and grills her zuchinni on it. The grill outside just has one more step than the gas stove in the house (press a ignitor button). I guess she just wants me to sweat over it... haha. -
jfmorris the wife dyes her hair, but sometimes I think the dye contains the catalyst for blonde jokes that seeps through the scalp. The big easy I have is... easy. She says it's not the same as a normal grill since you have to bend down to adjust the knob, to her a grill has the temp knobs horizontal. I love her to death, but...
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Ah! So its the pellet rig she is intimidated by? Haha, those are like ovens. Set the temp and press GO! Anyway, I am sure you can teach her the ropes with a gas grill. Just get a decent one. Obviously I am partial to Weber and also to GrillGrates since I have them on two Weber gassers now.
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Congratulations sir. Hell of a price,?way to pull the triggerComment
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Wow. You stole that grill at that price! Very nice, sir! I really dig the color, too!Comment
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