Propane Grill is fixed! 😀

[Kevin]

What a great forum!

I did buy a new Weber brand propane hose which was specific for my model.

I just switched hoses and the new hose works like a charm!

Thanks I appreciate all the feedback about fixing the grill.

I even bought a new cover so it will be good this fall and winter.

 

[peachhead]

Awesome. Weber makes great grills. Hope you enjoy it.

 

[eveled]

I love a happy ending!

 

[Jeepnik]

I only have one question. Why do folks who use propane call it grilling? Grilling involves charcoal and/or wood. Otherwise you're just cooking without a roof and climate control.

 

[Johnnu2]

I have a Weber, I would call it grilling but I am too lazy to go out and sweat my butt off to cook. We keep it just to show the neighbors we are ALMOST normal....

J.

 

[Kevin]

I only have one question. Why do folks who use propane call it grilling? Grilling involves charcoal and/or wood. Otherwise you're just cooking without a roof and climate control.

Is it the act of cooking over an open fire on a grill shaped piece of metal?

If I were cooking over wood fire I would be bbq’ing right?

On propane I would still get flame grilled marks on the burgers and steaks.

 

[Ride1949]

Maybe because they're called gas grills?

Gas grills are outdoor cooking appliances that use gas, either propane or natural gas, as fuel to heat the grill and cook food. They are popular for their convenience, quick heating, and ability to provide consistent cooking temperatures.

 

[Mike J]

Is it the act of cooking over an open fire on a grill shaped piece of metal?

If I were cooking over wood fire I would e bbq'ing right?

On propane I would still get flame grilled marks on the burgers and steaks.

Just my opinion. Grilling can be done with gas, charcoal or whatever as long as a grill is involved. Barbecue involves smoking the meat whether it is Texas style, pulled pork or whatever. They are different things.

Edited to Add: I am glad to learn you fixed your grill.

 

[WAYNO]

We have a lot of restaurants called a bar and grill. Not too many actually use charcoal or wood. But it's still a grill.

We do split a lot of hairs.

 

[BULL'S-EYE]

Congrats.
While we do have, and occasionally use, a propane gas grill that's on the premises...We're also very much aware of the fact that pretty much everything tastes considerably better when grilled over charcoal.

 

[redfernclan]

I only have one question. Why do folks who use propane call it grilling? Grilling involves charcoal and/or wood. Otherwise you're just cooking without a roof and climate control.

Whats the metal thing I cook on called? A grill. So I would be "Grilling" when I cook on it.

 

[Hertervillian]

Congrats.
While we do have, and occasionally use, a propane gas grill that's on the premises...We're also very much aware of the fact that pretty much everything tastes considerably better when grilled over charcoal.
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That is the greatest under the radar mug I’ve seen in quite a long time.
My compliments sir!

 

[jav]

That’s great yea when you showed pictures of your grill it was way to nice to toss out glad its fixed

 

[Jeepnik]

Whats the metal thing I cook on called? A grill. So I would be "Grilling" when I cook on it.

But I call mine what they have been called long before "grilling" became popular. Barbecue and smoker.

 

[turd]

We do split a lot of hairs.

Isn't THAT the truth?!!!!!!!!!

 

[blume357]

My 'grills' are all Camp Chef and made you know where... but I have on my primary grill changed out the actually grill to Grill Grate which I think someone here recommended a few years back.
https://www.grillgrate.com/?utm_cam...nXXdSpGb4Lvu9QjBmGHPTb9NfZrrWmzG5HPvNo.L3QSY3

 

[Wyandot Jim]

My 'grills' are all Camp Chef and made you know where... but I have on my primary grill changed out the actually grill to Grill Grate which I think someone here recommended a few years back.
https://www.grillgrate.com/?utm_cam...nXXdSpGb4Lvu9QjBmGHPTb9NfZrrWmzG5HPvNo.L3QSY3

That was me. Glad you enjoy them. Flareups are a thing of the past with those grates.

 

[eveled]

Too bad they are aluminum. I won’t cook on aluminum.

 

[bedfordboy]

Glad to hear that you got your Weber grill fixed, it was way too nice to send it to the curb. I have had a Weber for about 10 years now (3 burner Genesis II) and it is by far the best grill I’ve ever owned. It cooks evenly, heats true to temperature and is great for two zone cooking. Recently I’ve been cooking bacon on it, keeps the heat and grease out of the kitchen and so far no problems with flare ups, although I do have to empty the grease tray or the dogs will do it for me . Hope you get many more years of enjoyment out of it.

 

[Wyandot Jim]

Too bad they are aluminum. I won't cook on aluminum.

Why????????????????

 

[el caminero]

Too bad they are aluminum. I won’t cook on aluminum.

Iron dont taste so bad, but aluminium makes me gag.

 

[el caminero]

Whats the metal thing I cook on called? A grill. So I would be "Grilling" when I cook on it.

You grill on a grille, fry on a pan, boil in a kettle, barbecue over a fire, and burn in a moment of distraction.

 

[PRichardson87]

You grill on a grille, fry on a pan, boil in a kettle, barbecue over a fire, and burn in a moment of distraction.

 

[el caminero]

"And dont ask me how i know that stuff!"

 

[Kevin]

Why????????????????

I don’t like cooking on aluminum either. But unfortunately probably 99% of restaurants use aluminum cookware. Probably 99.5% really.

Isn’t aluminum linked to Alzheimer’s?

 

[eveled]

Why????????????????

It’s linked to Alzheimers and I don’t like the smell or taste.

Unfortunately grilling meat at high temperatures is linked to cancer.

It’s seems everything is killing us.

 

[eveled]

You grill on a grille, fry on a pan, boil in a kettle, barbecue over a fire, and burn in a moment of distraction.

Complete agree, but for some reason a grilled cheese is fried?

I always heard of the big cooking surface in a diner called a grill, but it’s actually a griddle? IDK?

 

[el caminero]

I don’t like cooking on aluminum either. But unfortunately probably 99% of restaurants use aluminum cookware. Probably 99.5% really.

Isn’t aluminum linked to Alzheimer’s?

Sometime back, a researcher linked alumimium to alzheimers, apparently from cooking. It fell by the wayside when another researcher found out those affected, lacked a chemical in their blood which he said helped get rid of any that got into your system. Havent heard anything since that wasent insane or trollisch.

 

[wproct]

We have had natural gas, propane, and finally Weber charcoal grills. I like grilling over charcoal in a Weber kettle grill the best. Our second Weber grill is just a regular kettle but they have improved them with a easily removeable ash catcher at the bottom and a cooking thermometer in the lid making it less messy. We grill mostly beef burger patties but I love the challenge of getting them just right, fully cooked but not over cooked or burnt. When doe right they are hard to beat.