Because it can reach very high temperatures when burned, charcoal is an excellent fuel source for grills. It also gives grilled foods a unique smoky flavor that you can’t achieve with gas ...

The truth is, though, that we love to grill everywhere ... build a fuel bed. Lump charcoal also burns faster than a stack of charcoal briquette, and costs more to boot. Propane gas is tame ...

The company says that its Dual Mode Cooking combines ... the extra care and clean up of charcoal. Turn it on, cook your food, turn it off. What’s more, gas grills have multiple burners, which ...

Grilling usually involves burning fossil fuel. But some manufacturers are offering electric grills and citing climate change ...

If you are planning to grill this Memorial Day weekend, that probably involves burning fossil fuel. Think gas, charcoal, propane. That's changing as manufacturers develop electric grills.