Grilling: Indirect Heat on a Gas Grill



Elizabeth Karmel, author of Taming the Flame and creator of GirlsattheGrill.com, demonstrates how to set up a gas grill for indirect grilling–what you’ll need to use when preparing food that takes more than 20 minutes to cook.

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Grilling: Indirect Heat on a Gas Grill

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  1. Aah, sorry! Those brass bristle brushes are the absolute worst brush to use on cooking grates. Those little brass bristles break off and stick to the grates and meat for some unsuspecting individual to ingest. I know folks where this has happened, to a small child being one of a few. Brass bristle was ingested and required surgery in the large intestine. PLEASE SAFETY FIRST, THINK OF YOUR GUESTS. NO METAL BRISTLE BRUSHES. There are other way to clean a grill grate. If you are are going to go public with your videos please be more responsible with your information. Stores really need to stop selling these types of grill brushes.

  2. My second George Foreman grill.>>>ur2.pl/1088 I had one of the old ones that was tricky to clean so I am really appreciating the ease of popping out the grill plates on this one. It also has a better drippings tray. I'm not sure my first one even came with one. Regardless, it's an improvement. Same great grill taste and much easier clean up. Recommend!

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  4. LMAO. She's trying to brush off her brand-spanking, never-before-used grill she got from a promotional deal. BTW as part of the promotional deal the mfrs. required that the grill never be shown with any signs of smoke, char, grease, or meat residue on it whatsoever.

    BTW that brass brush tends to work a lot better when there's black stuff on the grill. Protip: we'll take your grill lot more seriously if it looks like you've actually used the thing.

  5. turn on the two side burners and turn off the two middle burners. the two side burners should be at a moderate heat (350 F) but you can go as low as 300 F and up to 400 F. dont forget to close your lid.

  6. 4 burners huh think about it, you want the center to be off so you can put your food in the middle, so think, you should turn off the first 2 inner burners and keep the two outer burners on medium. Its not a a hard concept. If you only have 2 burners which I have, then I turn one burner on medium and have the other side burner turned off, and on that burner is where the meat is put on, not on the burner that is on.

  7. WOW, thanks for teaching me how to light YOUR grill…. why would you include that? not all grills light the same way. Mines got an electric start. Kind of odd to include that part. You should cane whichever producer put that bit in the segment.

  8. those ribs are cooked wrong… their is no flavour and they are not seared off first so all the juices would be lost …

    Marinate your ribs first !!!! sear off, marinare for 6 hours in bbq sauce then grill on LOW for about 2 hourst then add more bbq sauce.

    dont listen to this crap.

  9. Who does she think we are? Nobody I know has a $5000, six burner stainless steal grill the size of a small car. I'm surprised she didn't show us how to have the personal chef cook it.

    Show us something we can actually use!

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