ePropane Grills » portable propane grills http://epropanegrills.com Your Source for Information on Propane Grills Thu, 28 Apr 2011 00:38:18 +0000 en hourly 1 Let’s Set Up Your Propane Grill! http://epropanegrills.com/let%e2%80%99s-set-up-your-propane-grill/ http://epropanegrills.com/let%e2%80%99s-set-up-your-propane-grill/#comments Mon, 20 Dec 2010 19:53:42 +0000 barbie http://epropanegrills.com/?p=108 Cheaper, faster and better. This is what we want our propane grills to be, and once we are able to get a hold of a model that works, we want to make sure that we are able to take advantage of it right away.

Excited to try your propane grill? Before you start to do anything, read through the following steps first to know how you can set up your grill effectively and efficiently.

  1. Before you even turn on the heat, make sure that it meets all the safety standards. Most grills come with a manual, so it is advisable for you to read through this first before you even start to make fire. The valves should all be secure to avoid any gas or propane leakage.
  2. Once that has been confirmed, then it’s time to turn on your propane grill. This can be done by turning the knob in a counter clockwise fashion. Some grills may do it the other way though, but most knobs are labeled anyway so just read what’s on it so you can find out. The valve should be opened for the grill to run effectively.
  3. If you do not find any flame, make sure that you check all the connections. The slightest smell of propane would mean that there is a gas leakage, so remove the gas from the grill first before you start to set it up again.
  4. If the flame is now up and running, it’s now time to set your heat and temperature. You can choose to use the ‘preheat’ controls first before you actually start setting it at a higher temperature. Most homemakers would decide to preheat the propane grill for about 10-15 minutes so that the surface is hot enough for when you put your food in.
  5. Once you’re done cooking, make sure that the valve is completely closed. All the knobs should be turned off and any connections detached.  Make sure it cools down before you start to clean the surface. Once it’s spic and span, you can make sure that you’re ready for your next tasty meal!
]]> http://epropanegrills.com/let%e2%80%99s-set-up-your-propane-grill/feed/ 0 Types of Propane Grills http://epropanegrills.com/types-of-propane-grills/ http://epropanegrills.com/types-of-propane-grills/#comments Thu, 12 Mar 2009 01:08:09 +0000 admin http://epropanegrills.com/?p=3 When you get in the market for a new grill, particularly, a propane grill, you’ll find that you have a wide range of options. Propane grills are a wise choice for many consumers because they’re highly affordable, they cook foods faster than most other types of grills. And, some brands, such as Weber, just have unmatched quality that you can’t find anywhere else.

various types of propane grillsFor starters, let’s go over the two main types of propane grills. You have your portable propane grills then you have your backyard propane grills. Depending on where you want your grill to go and how much space you have, you will find that one suits you more so than the other.

Portable propane grills- These are small, often very lightweight, and they are easy to carry around. If you like going on camping trips, or maybe fishing every once in a while, this grill is probably the perfect choice for you. You can take it with you as you travel along, and when you’re ready to get grilling, you just light it up and go. Don’t think that just because portable grills are smaller that they skimp on features either; that’s not the case. A Weber portable propane grill will do you just as good as one that goes in your backyard. It will cook your food fast, evenly, and you’ll get a savory flavor locked in every time.

Backyard propane grills- As the name suggests, these grills are made for the backyard. They are large, usually come with their own stands, and for the person who likes to grills lot of large pieces of meats, such as slabs of ribs or even whole birds and serve them up on nice metal serving trays for everyone to enjoy, then this type of propane grill is for you. Their relatively large cooking surfaces make it easy for you to cook an entire meal, maybe even two, all at once. Again, a top choice for these types of grills is Weber, for their quality of build, style, price, and performance.

Most of your propane grills will come made of stainless steel, heavy duty aluminum, or porcelain. Either of these materials is fine, it’s just a matter of particular preference here. As far as a good brand, you can’t go wrong with Weber. They are considered the best maker of propane grills. But, why? Well, to start, Weber grills last a very long time and they don’t wear out quickly. So if you like to grill often, a Weber propane grill is your choice. They are made with the best quality materials, and they are made to perform.

If you are looking for a great deal on the price, you should still choose Weber. They have some relatively cheap propane grills available, and although the price is low, you won’t get any less quality than what is standard with Weber. So, if you are in the market for a great quality propane grill, and one that has a budget friendly price, choose Weber. No other brand comes close to what Weber has to offer. Just ask around…  photo credit: jdtornow

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