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Hot Max Harris Style gas heating tip/nozzle is always a nice option for anyone with an oxy-acetylene cutting torch. It can be used for most anything from heating up bolts for loosening to beating or bending flat steel. Some people try to make a cutting tip do the job of a heating tip but most generally there is not enough heat. Of course there is always the risk of blowing right through the metal with the oxygen from your cutting tip. For safety, efficiency, and many other reasons, we always recommend using the right tool for the job. Most of the heating tips that are available for cutting torches are made for use with acetylene gas. |
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Hot Max Harris Style gas heating tip/nozzle is always a nice option for anyone with an oxy-acetylene cutting torch. It can be used for most anything from heating up bolts for loosening to beating or bending flat steel. Some people try to make a cutting tip do the job of a heating tip but most generally there is not enough heat. Of course there is always the risk of blowing right through the metal with the oxygen from your cutting tip. For safety, efficiency, and many other reasons, we always recommend using the right tool for the job. Most of the heating tips that are available for cutting torches are made for use with acetylene gas. |
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You might think that you get a better sear on a charcoal grill. However, if you follow these three steps, you'll have a restaurant quality steak in no time with perfect grill marks.
Searing isn't only for steaks, just so you know. The other meats like pork chops, roasts, and chicken benefit greatly from the searing process. Searing just means to start out grilling at a high temperature, which browns the meat, and then finishes the cooking at a lower temperature. The technical term is the Maillard effect as was described by Louis-Camille Maillard who researched how fat, collagen, and muscle type affect the tenderness and juiciness of meat. The browning is caused by carmelization of the sugars naturally present in the meat. And that's where a special and wonderful flavor comes from.
Let's see how we can do this quickly and easily on a gas grill such as the Twin Eagles line. First, have a super clean grill. If you clean the grill after every use, you're good to go. If you haven't, turn all the burners on high to cook off any leftover meat or grease on the grills. Turn off all the burners and wait a few minutes with the cover up. Using a good wire brush, knock off the chunks, and then wipe with a soft cloth to clean the grills. Then wipe down the grills with some good high temperature oils like canola, safflower, or peanut oil. Do not use olive oil, butter or lard as they break down and leave a bad flavor on your food.
Secondly, you will want to dry off the meat. Blot it with paper towel. You should do this even if you have marinated. Having the meat dry and close to room temperature will allow the heat to do its job better.
Finally, get the grill good and hot again. Set all the main burners to high and close the cover for at least ten minutes or whatever your manufacturer recommends. While you're waiting for things to warm up, gather all of your tools that you'll need like a plate, tongs, any additional marinade for the last ten minutes of cooking, etc. You won't want to leave once you start.
Since you spent all this time getting the grill heated, and you want a good sear, you need to move quickly to get the meat on the grill as quickly as possible and get the cover closed in order to keep the heat in.
After about a minute, turn the meat, on to an unused part of the grill, close the lid and wait another minute. Then turn down the temperature to medium-high and finish cooking. The next time you turn the meat, also turn it 90 degrees to get a beautiful criss-cross grilling pattern.
Once you've finished, let the meat rest off of the grill and under foil for at least ten minutes. Your patience will be rewarded.
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Gas Grill Tips and Tricks
Turning your gas grill into a raging barbecue machine may not be as difficult as you think. All the hype about good barbecuing has always revolved around charcoal grills and wood burning barbecues.
The purist will tell you that it is impossible to be barbecuing with a gas grill. But, with little ingenuity you can show them a thing or two, and be barbecuing like a pro in no time. Here are a few tips on just how to do that.
One of the first barbecues I ever purchased was a water smoker. If by chance, you are not familiar with them, they are circular in shape and have a dome lid.
They usually operate, on charcoal, or are electric. A pan filled with water is placed between the source of the heat and whatever you are barbecuing. It’s a form of self-basting and prevents burning. The process adds a lot of moisture, and can add tremendous flavor to anything you put on the grill.
The idea comes from the Chinese way of cooking and steaming. You can do the same thing on a gas grill. Your unit must have a lid and have enough clearance to accommodate a water pan, a grill to put over that water pan, and of course whatever you are going to barbecue.
As opposed to the Chinese method, you do not want to really steam anything. This means, you don’t want to boil the water, so cooking at fairly moderate temperatures is the answer.
Place the water pan in the center of your gas grill. Spray a little non-stick product inside the water pan and onto the grill that’s on top of the pan.
Place everything in the center of your grill. Add warm water to the pan. Start your grill and turn the burners to medium. You will have to adjust the heat to get it just right. Try to maintain 325 to 340 degrees.
Let’s experiment with a watermelon sirloin tip roast, or we can do a pork loin:
- Rub extra virgin olive oil on all sides of the roast
- Put on a dry rub. (You can make your own, see my blog for the recipe)
- Refrigerate over night
- Sit out 45 minutes prior to barbecuing
- Once the grill is up to temperature (325 to 340 degrees) place roast in the middle of the water pan grill
- For enhanced flavor, you can add concentrated fruit juices to the water. For example, add a can of concentrated apple or orange juice.
- And, you can add garlic, onion slices for further flavor
- Shut the lid on your grill
- Check meat before one and half hours
- Using a meat thermometer check for doneness, 140 degrees for rare beef, 170 degrees for pork loin
- Let the meat sit out 15 to 20 minutes before slicing and serving
You will be surprised at the amount of flavor and moisture that will be added to your barbecuing using this method. If you have a hard time finding a water pan and grill, consult my blog. They are very reasonably priced.
If you want to add a smoky flavor to your barbecue, there are several ways to do it. You can add a commercial brand liquid smoke to the water, or you can apply it directly to the meat.
Now, I don’t smoke watermelon roasts, or pork loins but you can. I prefer to save the smoking for pulled pork or brisket.
The preferable method is to use wood chips in a metal box wood smoker, or make a tent out of aluminum foil. You can find wood chips in most hardware stores that carry barbecue grills, and you will find a wood smoker, too.
Soak the wood chips for about fifteen minutes or so in water before you are ready to use them. Ideally, you will want to sit the wood chips on the flame deflector, and this will mean lifting up, or removing the grill up to do that. Be careful!
If using aluminum foil cut off a big enough piece to accommodate the soaked chips. Try to make it as waterproof as possible at the bottom. To allow the smoke from the chips to escape, put half dozen small holes near the top of the foil.
You do not want to start smoking the meat until it is just about done. Turn the burners to their lowest settings, 100 degrees or less. In fact, turn off the burner that doesn’t have the wood chips over it to get the desired temperature.
Or, barbecue using only one burner. This works fine, and you can have your wood smoker setup on the burner that is turned off. When you are ready to smoke, turn the idle burner on.
You only need to smoke for one to one and a half hours to get desired results.
Gas grills are more convenient to use than any other type out there. You can be extremely innovative with your grill. You can amaze family and friends, and the big bad purist with just these few simple gas grill tips that I have discovered throughout the years that I have been barbecuing.
About the Author
Thom Richards absolutely loves to barbecue for family and friends. Please join me at Barbecue Grills for more information about barbecuing.
Anyone else tired of the media throwing gas prices in your face?
We all know its expensive. If you bdget right its not that tough. I see people still shopping and spending. Maybe not on a great scale but Im so tired of the media putting negative thoughts in our heads. Its just not good for business peroid. Im still going to shop, eat out, see movies and make plans to start a business.
I think you make a valid argument. The media is constantly bombarding us with how bad the economy is and how high gas is, but every time I go to any store, the lot is full. I always see people at Lowes, Target, Home Depot, Toy's R Us, and the grocery store. The lots at all of the restaurants nearby are full also. So, people are still caring on. I've cut back on my spending personally, but that is my own choice, not to do with the economy.
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