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  1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

    Make way for the wood/charcoal fueled grill master race.

    Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:15:28 UTC from web
    1. Matt Matt

      @nerthos Heh, I actually still use a charcoal grill. My propane one almost never gets used, Strickland forgive me

      Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:17:38 UTC from web
      1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

        @zeldatra Here your friends laugh at you if you don't use a classic grill for an asado. Gas or electric grills are usually considered un-manly, used mostly by women or everyday cooking.

        Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:19:45 UTC from web
        1. Matt Matt

          @nerthos The Charcoal one is so much cheaper to use and it has practically the same result as a gas one

          Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:20:59 UTC from web
          1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

            @zeldatra Tastes better man. Slightly-smoked meat has a a particular flavour.

            Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:22:11 UTC from web
            1. Matt Matt

              @nerthos Yup

              Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:23:00 UTC from web
              1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

                @zeldatra Man now I want to clean my grandma's grill and eat asado.

                Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:25:46 UTC from web
    2. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

      @megaabsol Exactly. Plus cooking with wood gives the food a certain taste that can't be emulated by other types of grill.

      Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:20:28 UTC from web
    3. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

      @awlapplejack It's traditional in some places, and people usually love traditional food and don't like to cook it differently.

      Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:24:23 UTC from web
    4. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

      @megaabsol You can build a makeshift one with basically 0 budget. You just need a bunch of big stones and iron bars and that's it.

      Tuesday, 03-Sep-13 01:29:09 UTC from web