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Mar 14, 2012 11:45 AM CDT

Obama Gave Cameron ... a Grill?

It's the latest gift that seems to have come out of left field

(Newser) - It's better than a gift card, but the White House's latest round of gifts for a foreign dignitary is raising a few eyebrows: President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, have presented the British PM David Cameron and his wife, Samantha, with a wood and charcoal burning grill...

Gas Grills Are Un-American

OPINION

May 29, 2011 12:15 PM CDT

Gas Grills Are Un-American

Josh Ozersky makes a case for charcoal

(Newser) - Gas grilling isn’t just lazy: “It's nihilism in a tank, and it has to stop now,” writes Josh Ozersky in a passionate ode to charcoal grilling. His effusive Time column rhapsodizes about coal, elevating it to the level of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness...

'Big Green Egg' Grill
Inspires Cult of Eggheads

Sep 1, 2010 1:17 PM CDT

'Big Green Egg' Grill Inspires Cult of Eggheads

Combination smoker and grill has devoted following

(Newser) - It's either the savviest marketing ever or a genuine hit: The Dallas Morning News catches up with what it calls the "cultlike following" among adherents of the smoker/grill called the Big Green Egg. "It looks like an alien spaceship; it comes in one color—forest green; it's insanely...

101 Innovative Grill Recipes

no boring burgers here

Jun 30, 2010 11:39 AM CDT

101 Innovative Grill Recipes

Put down that pack of hot dogs and try some of these

(Newser) - This Independence Day, don’t limit yourself to burgers and dogs on the grill. Mark Bittman offers up 101 innovative ideas for your backyard BBQ, from meat and veggies to desserts, in the New York Times :

Tomatoes: Grill ripe tomatoes until hot and lightly charred; serve with olive oil, salt,

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Eating Charred Meat
Boosts Cancer Risk

Apr 22, 2009 2:28 PM CDT

Eating Charred Meat Boosts Cancer Risk

(Newser) - Grill-happy Americans who favor burned or charred red meat are 60% more likely to develop pancreatic cancer than people who eat less incinerated protein, Reuters reports. Charred meat is known to contain cancer-causing compounds, but the study makes the first direct connection. “Turning down the heat when grilling, frying,...