Based on our tests, these are the best grills for smoking—charcoal, kamado, pellet, and yes, even gas grills hit the markBy Paul HopeYou don’t need to buy a separate smoker to make ...

Gas grills can be great for a lot of things, but you probably won't be served very well when trying to turn it into a smoker. An expert explains why.

Whenever we test grills, Weber often comes out on top. This iconic brand's grills are well-made, sturdy, easy to use, and come with a generous warranty. Although perhaps best-known for its ...

Kamado grills are incredibly popular with charcoal fans and have become a gateway to smoking for the past few years thanks to their amazing control at both low and high heat.

These grills burn wood pellets, fed from a hopper into a fire pot, where they ignite and produce smoke. Thanks to digital controllers, pellet grills offer "set it and forget it" convenience—a blessing ...

The best Prime Day grill sale this year is more than $100 off this multi-fuel model from Oklahoma Joe's. It can cook with ...

While charcoal grills can get up to 700 degrees, both Joyce and Wincko said they keep their smokers anywhere from 225 to 325 degrees, depending on what they’re smoking and for how long.

GE recently released its newest addition to their Profile™ line of appliances, the Smart Indoor Smoker, and it offers the same level of quality and performance commonly associated with high-end ...

Gas-Grill Stainless Steel Smoker Trays offer an easy way to add real smoke flavor to meals prepared on your gas grill.