Did you know that the beginning of grilling can be dated all the way back to the seventeenth century? The tribe people of the Caribbean and South America used to create a flame out of sticks and place the meat on top of it.
It was until 1952, that a welder, George Stephens, would cut metal into dome-shaped pieces and use the top half as a lid to lock in all those wonderful flavors. Grilling further evolved over the years into the multi-billion dollar industry that it is today.
Backyard grills are the setting for friends and family to gather, relax and enjoy some delicious foods. Read on below for tips and tricks for the perfect cookout.
Some Shade Cover
In the warm summer months where most of the grilling takes place, must be done under some shade. The hot fire combined with the summer heat can severely dehydrate you, especially if the beer is flowing.
An umbrella can be enough sometimes but if you want to complete your backyard why not construct a pergola for some proper shade covering.
Essential Lighting
Summer nights can be an equally great time to have a cookout. The one key ingredient is to have the correct lighting. It is best to have lights with a dime setting so you can play around with the brightness when it’s needed.
On the grille, have a bright light facing it. This will help you see what you are doing and you will be able to tell better when the food is fully cooked. Go to this Kamado Joe Jr review and see the lighting options available.
Grilling Tips to Do
Now that you got the setup correct we will take about some tips on what to do during your grille session.
- Thoroughly clean your grill before use.
- Keep a fire extinguisher near for emergencies.
- Regularly check the fire’s temperature.
- Take your time when grilling.
- Keep the grill away from any structures or vegetation.
- If you are grilling on gas, check your propane tank for any leaks beforehand.
What Not to Do
Grilling can be dangerous if you are careless. The following what not to do tips will make sure you and your family are safe.
- Don’t let children or pets play near the fire.
- Goes without saying but don’t grill inside your house.
- Try not to cook every single piece of meat at once.
- Don’t ever leave the fire unattended.
Summertime Backyard Grills
Sure you can grill in the wintertime but the best season is without a doubt the summertime. With these simple steps, you will revolutionize your backyard grills and make the most of your summer months.
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