Broil-Mate 155154 Liquid Propane Gas Grill, Black and Black Chrome
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Broil-Mate 155154 Liquid Propane Gas Grill, Black and Black Chrome
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- 40000 BTU stainless steel dual-h burner
- 700-Square inch of total cooking surface with 400 square inch of primary cooking surface
- Porcelain coated cooking grids
- Porcelain coated flav-r-wave cooking system
- Large 7 inch wheels allow for easy maneuverability
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Broil-Mate has garnered a reputation as one of the most trusted names in the grill industry. We have been making gas grills for more than 20-year and in that time we have learned a thing or two about building a great grill. By listening to our customers, we are continually improving the design, features and quality of out products. To ensure the highest standards and exceptional quality control, Broil-Mate manufactures most components on-site in our state-of-the-art facilities. Decades of experience in building quality grills has taught us what it takes to engineer a grill that performs well in any environment. That commitment is what makes Broil-Mate a brand you can trust.
Broil-Mate 155154 Liquid Propane Gas Grill, Black and Black Chrome
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Gas Grills question by Tara: Quick easy question about gas grills?
We have a gas grill, which I haven’t used but the other people who live with me have. It is attached to a big gas tank. With the gas tank you turn the knob to open it up. What I’m wondering is do I open the gas tank up first for a little bit and then turn on the grill to let it heat up or what?
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Answer by Paul in San Diego
To light a BBQ, you make sure the gas valves to the burners are turned off, you then open the valve to the tank, turn on one of the burners (sometimes there’s a main one you’re supposed to light first), and light it either with a built-in igniter or one of those long BBQ lighters. Repeat for the other burners, if they have separate gas control knobs. You then adjust the flame (usually to the highest setting) and let the BBQ heat up for about 10 minutes prior to using it. Adjust the flame according to what you’re cooking (higher for something like a steak or hamburger, lower for something like chicken or thicker pieces of meat).
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