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The best grilling gear | Engadget

Post author By Randall
Post date May 25, 2020
Categories In anova, anova precision cooker, barbecue, barbeque, bbq, commerce, cooking, feature, foodsaver, gear, gravity series 560, grill, grilling, grills, igrill, igrill mini, ironwood 650, masterbuilt, smoke x, smoke x2, smoker, sous vide, Tech, thebuyersguide, thermapen mk4, thermoworks, traeger, vacuum sealer, weber, weber connect, weber connect smart grilling hub

[ad_1] In addition to Traeger’s handy app that allows you to control and monitor the grill remotely, the Ironwood series grills ship with a pellet sensor. This add-on keeps tabs on your fuel supply, so you don’t have to worry about running out. The app also houses a wealth of recipes, which you can send […]

Weber Connect Smart Grilling Hub review: Backyard grillmaster training

Post author By Randall
Post date April 3, 2020
Categories In barbecue, barbeque, bbq, cooking, food and drink, food-and-drink, foodanddrink, gear, grilling, grilling hub, Home, Review, Tech, weber, weber connect, weber connect smart grilling hub

[ad_1] The hardware is nice, but the real star here is the Weber Connect app. It’s the software that runs on JuneOS, which powers June’s smart ovens. Weber Connect functions in a similar manner: It uses a combination of internal food temperature and grill temperature to guide your cooking process. You can select from a […]

How Weber used decades of expertise to improve smart grilling

Post author By Randall
Post date January 24, 2020
Categories In cook, cooking, culinary, gear, grill, grilling, grilling hub, grills, Home, Kitchen, meat, smart grilling hub, smokefire, smoker, smoking, Tech, weber, weber connect, weber connect smart grilling hub, weber grills

[ad_1] Weber is admittedly a late entry into the pellet-grill game. It did its homework, however, and rather than simply put out a line of pellet grills with the Weber logo on them, it brought its wealth of grill knowledge to the table. It also listened to pellet-grill users, collecting info on what they did […]

Weber Connect will be a useful tool for grillers of all skill levels

Post author By Randall
Post date January 12, 2020
Categories In backyard, barbecue, barbeque, bbq, ces2020, cook, cooking, first look, gear, grill, grilling, grills, hands-on, Home, smokefire, smoking, Tech, weber, weber connect, weber connect smart grilling hub

[ad_1] I’ve reviewed Traeger’s Timberline and Ironwood connected grills that allow you to control and monitor the machine remotely. The connectivity offered via that company’s WiFire tech is extremely useful, especially during longer cooks like a brisket or pork shoulder. Trager’s app has a massive library of recipes and you can automatically set grill temperature […]

Weber’s grilling hub equips any grill with WiFi smarts

Post author By Randall
Post date January 6, 2020
Categories In app, barbecue, barbeque, bbq, ces2020, cooking, gear, grill, grilling, grills, Home, smokefire, smoker, software, Tech, weber, weber connect, weber connect smart grilling hub, weber grills

[ad_1] Back in November, grilling giant Weber joined the WiFi-connected pellet grill game when it announced its upcoming SmokeFire grills. A fancy pellet grill is a nice thing to have, and while they’re versatile, not everyone wants to pay several hundred dollars, or even over a thousand or more, to buy one. At CES, Weber […]