We rounded up the best accessories to convert your fire pit into a griddle, including essential pans for cooking, grill ...

This is the most widely sold grill size ... the biggest cooking surfaces. The higher-end models boast the highest-grade stainless steel and seamless construction, thicker grates, gliding drawers ...

Size is crucial when choosing a built-in grill ... heat plates, burners, hood, and cooking grates. The key here is thickness. A high-quality grill will use thicker metal that better withstands ...

We like the compact size and the fact that the charcoal ... It boasts 287 square inches of cooking space, and its charcoal grate is accessible from the side, making it easy to add more fuel ...

But not everyone has the space for a full-size outdoor grill ... Inside the grill is a removable, double plated steel cooking grate that retains heat while you're cooking, but is easy to clean ...

There isn't a one-size-fits-all when it comes to frequency ... you do want to take out the cooking grates, any heat deflectors and the grease or ash catchers and put these parts to the side.

Oiling your grill grates is the best way to stop your food from sticking and is the key to preventing your grates from ...

Size: Grate size is about more than how many ... giving you even more control over temperature and cooking speed. Its cooking ...

There isn't a one-size-fits-all when it comes to frequency ... you do want to take out the cooking grates, any heat deflectors and the grease or ash catchers and put these parts to the side.

If you're in the market for a flat-top grill, Blackstone’s are some of the biggest (figuratively and literally) in the game.

Nothing shouts "4th of July" more than cooking up a storm on your grill, but if your old faithful isn't quite cutting the ...