Differences between Infrared Grills and Regular Grills

January 13th, 2010 by Stanley Coleman Leave a reply »

If you haven’t heard of infrared grills, then let me tell you that they are just awesome.  They use infrared heat that is applied directly to the meat or whatever you are cooking, to give an even temperature throughout.  Plus, it cooks it rapidly and at high temperatures so that you don’t dry the meat out by cooking it for too long.  These types of grills have been available to commercial establishments (like fancy restaurants, etc) for a long time, but the patent was finally made public, and other companies have begun coming out with personal versions so that people can have them in their home or out on their patio to be able to cook some awesome meat right from home.

You may be wondering just how an infrared grill different from a regular grill.  A regular gas or propane grill uses a process known as convection to heat the meat or whatever you are cooking to the desired level, and it begins to cook because of the heat surrounding it.  While this has been a way to cook for centuries, that has been perfected through the process of grills, it still has it’s drawbacks.  You may overcook the meat, and dry it out, and then nobody wants to eat it.  convection is the same way that your stove cooks things.

Infrared grills, by applying the heat directly, give a very quick way to cook the meat.  Because the heat is applied directly it gives an even heating throughout the meat, leaving it still tender and juicy, but cooked so that it is safe to eat and free of any harmful bacteria or diseases that can sometimes be found in meat.

If you are considering purchasing a new grill, and you love to cook tasty meat, then why not look further into buying an infrared grill for your next grill.

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