For thin steaks, set your gas grill to 425°F to 450°F. For thicker cuts, keep it at 325°F to 400°F. Read our complete guide on grilling steak temperatures to learn more.
We offer both gas and wood-fired pizza ovens. Gas ovens are convenient and easy to use, while wood-fired models provide a classic, smoky flavor.
Regularly remove ash and clean the hearth. Inspect the oven for residue build-up and consider covering it when not in use.
Gas grills offer convenience and quick preheat times, while charcoal grills provide rich, smoky flavors. Choose based on your preferred cooking style and flavor.
Yes, pellet grills are versatile and can be used for both smoking and grilling, offering a balance of flavor and convenience.
Kamado grills offer excellent heat retention and versatility, perfect for grilling, smoking, and even baking.
Typically, a turkey needs 2.5–3 hours at 225°F, then increase to 300°F until it reaches an internal temperature of 165°F.
Yes, many gas grills can reach temperatures over 450°F, perfect for searing steaks and burgers.
For beginners, gas or pellet grills are user-friendly and easy to control, providing consistent results.
Hardwoods like oak, hickory, and maple work best for a steady, flavorful heat in wood-fired ovens.
Yes, many portable pizza ovens are perfect for tailgating and easy to transport, making them ideal for on-the-go cooking.
Pellet and charcoal grills are ideal for slow-cooking ribs, providing even heat and smoky flavor over a longer period.
Trim excess fat from meats and avoid pressing down on food while cooking. Cleaning grates regularly also helps reduce flare-ups.
Oil the grates and use high heat to minimize sticking. Preheating the grill properly also helps.
Yes, wood-fired ovens can cook bread, roasted vegetables, and meats, adding a unique, smoky flavor to each dish.
Lightly flour or cornmeal the pizza peel before placing it on the stone, and preheat the stone thoroughly.
Allow the stone to cool, then scrape off any residue without using soap, as soap can absorb into the stone.
Yes, gas ovens can reach high temperatures that allow for a crispy crust, similar to wood-fired ovens.
Yes, pellet grills need electricity to run the auger and fan, which feed pellets into the fire and regulate temperature.
A grill with 3–4 burners or 400–500 square inches of cooking space is usually sufficient for a family of four.
Apply oil to the grate and heat it on high, allowing the oil to bake into the cast iron. Repeat this process periodically.
Built-in grills are ideal for permanent outdoor kitchens, while freestanding models offer flexibility for rearrangement or relocation.
Consider insulation, heating power, and fuel type. These factors will help you select the best pizza oven for your cooking needs.
Yes, many outdoor pizza ovens can cook bread, roasted meats, and vegetables, giving these dishes a unique flavor profile.