barbecue
Charcoal grilled meat tastes great, but gas grills are quicker. Thankfully, now you don’t have to choose. The e-Churrasco Gas Start Charcoal Barbecue ($275) is a compact charcoal grill that’s ideal for taking on a picnic, to the beach, or camping. The gas turns on at the push of a … Read More
When you’re making a massive pot of chilli or mixing some rub for your barbecue later, that frilly apron you got as a housewarming present from your wiseass brother just won’t cut it. Actually, most cotton aprons don’t: they’re too small, and they soak right through, defeating the purpose of … Read More
We know how it is: you’re in a swanky but small condo, big on style but with limited space. Since a full-sized Weber would crowd your balcony (or simply not fit at all), we recommend the Bruce Handrail Grill ($80) from Connox. Made in Europe, where space is at a … Read More
It’s hard to tell what we needed more—superb barbecue, or a reason to go to Verdun—but Montreal’s Blackstrap BBQ satiates both. It’s hard to fathom how they got it so right. Everything from the décor to the aroma screams Kansas City, St. Louis or Memphis. We’re transported off of the … Read More
Barbecues are delicious, but good luck convincing anyone that your five-shelf smoker or suckling pig spit-roast is a sustainable or eco-conscious way to feast. One of grilling’s biggest environmental impacts is our choice of fuel. That gas hookup may be convenient, but comes at the price of draining our precious fossil … Read More
