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  • From Easy to Extravagant
  • From Easy to Extravagant
    From "Fire Up the Grill"
    episode DFUG-101


    In this segment, we "step it up" a bit -- and join April as she looks look at some unique and incredible grills! Models include inexpensive, light, portable designs ... grills designed to fit (and fill up) the back of a pickup ... multi-functional patio / deck fire pits ... and fully-loaded outdoor kitchens:

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    Evo
    Evo has introduced a circular flattop grill with two cylindrical burners that allow you to cook from any direction. They're independently controlled to provide separate heat zones, allowing for heat on the outside with a cooler interior, or vice-versa. The grill is so versatile, you can cook directly on top of it, or place pots and pans on top.

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    Portable Kitchen
    This grill, originally made in 1952, offers two different options for grilling over charcoal: directly over the heat, or indirect cooking away from the flame. The reflective nature of the aluminum casing keeps all the heat inside the grill.

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    Aussie
    Aussie's 26-pound portable grill is designed with the "person on the go" in mind. This model will go camping, tailgating, and picnicking with ease. It comes with a dual burner, making it easy to cook two items at once ... and it's very easy to clean! The non-stick cooking surface has grates that can simply be put in the dishwasher once you get home.

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    Cook Industries Tailgate Grill
    The tailgate grill is a tailgater’s dream! It slides from the back of the truck bed to the front, and features a 90,000-BTU grill with the three burners, a microwave, cabinetry and storage, lighting, a refrigerator, a double stainless steel sink, a utility drawer, hot and cold running water -- and a cutting board that can be flipped up or down. Plus, the entire model can be folded away for travel in 30 seconds!

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    California Firepit
    The California Firepit was created with the concept of bringing the family back to the backyard ... and bringing the campfire home. This Tahoe-style model can serve as a traditional grill -- or as an open fire pit.

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    Corsair Outdoor Kitchen
    The outdoor kitchen consists of three foot modules that make up an entire outdoor kitchen concept. You can mix and match the modules to include a beer keg box, ice well, sink, fridge, burners, and of course -- a grill!

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    Cal Flame
    Cal Flame's Tuscany model features much more than "just a grill"! Elements include an entire entertainment system, featuring a 42" water-resistant plasma TV, a fireplace, a Jacuzzi for 8, a grill with a rotisserie attachment and a convection oven.

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