The Healthier Way to Cook

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I used to own a very nice gas grill when I was still single. I had to move to a new place, and they do not allow a gas grill in the premises. I had to give it away, I could have probably stored it, but I was young, and I didn't want any trouble with my new land lord, so I opt to part with it. I do miss cooking a whole meal with it, because it has two burners on both sides, and I can cook side dishes while tending the grill. Live and learn right? Now, my family settled for a second hand outdoor gas grill...:(

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Who does not like grilled food these days? I think everyone loves grilled food, they are way healthier, in my opinion. How can you grill if you live in a condo? Very simple, get one of this Dimplex PowerChef Electric Grills. I had a charcoal grill before the gas I was talking about above, boy, I never like the lighter fluid burning to start the charcoal. With electric grill, you don't have to worry about the fumes that lighter fluids and gas bring. All you will smell the scent of your food grilling on it. Watch the short clips about dimplex electric grills at http://www.dimplex.com/grillvideo1.html
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Cascia Talbert said…
My husband does all the grilling, he actually cooks most of our meals. I love food on the grill! And it can be a lot healthier for you.
April 8, 2010 at 1:40 PM
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