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GordonW

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Some serious grillin' hardware Sun, 05/28/06 9:38 PM (permalink)
 
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    MikeS.

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    RE: Some serious grillin' hardware Sun, 05/28/06 11:32 PM (permalink)
    I really like this last paragraph.

    But does anyone really need to spend thousands of dollars to do that? No, said Chris Schlesinger, chef and owner of the East Coast Grill in Cambridge, Mass., and the author of books about grilling. "Give me two bricks and an oven rack and some wood, and I'll cook you a better steak than any expensive gas grill, hands down," he said. "It might look good in your garden, it might be more convenient, it might impress your friends, but it's not going to cook you a better steak."

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