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Calling all grill masters »

A few weeks ago, we asked iReporters whether they were the ultimate grill experts. Thanks to the huge response we received, CNN.com is running a four-part summer series on grilling.

 

We've published two stories so far. Last week, we profiled some iReporters who take barbecuing very seriously, taking part in competitions across the country. And today, iReporters shared their devotion to the versatile Big Green Egg.

 

There have been plenty of mouth-watering photos and videos as well as several new faces on the site. Welcome to SpringChicke, NCBBQ, LisaLuv and the other new cookout pros we've met. Thanks for all the yummy iReports!

 

If you love grilling, we want to hear your story. We're looking for iReporters who have custom-made grills or outdoor kitchens as well as folks who take grilling to the next level -- pushing the limits of what can be grilled or barbecued. Go ahead; let us know what makes you a grill master!

Posted by: katie // July 9, 2009
Category: stories
2 Comments

July 10, 2009

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RyderJ
To have your barbecuing, Big Green Egg maybe a great help. The Big Green Egg is a bit more than just your average charcoal grill – built into the grill are several layers of grating that allows for a different approach to charcoal cooking, as it also is more than able to double as a smoker, for those who want a slow cooked rack of ribs that melt off the bone. There are recipes and blogs popping up all over the internet with instructions and recipes for making everything from barbecued pork to baking bread to home made pizza on the Big Green Egg, and it might just be worth some short term loans to get one.

July 28, 2009

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marlena21
According to the National Barbeque Association, 31% of American grill owners are barbecuing more than they were a year ago, because they are “trying to eat healthier.” Many are turning to turkey as a protein option. A three-ounce serving of boneless, skinless turkey breast contains 26 grams of protein, one gram of fat and no saturated fat Levitra
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