Here’s How to Up Your Grill Game with a New Propane BBQ

The propane grill has long been a popular choice for backyard BBQs. It’s easy to use, cooks food quickly, and can be stored away conveniently in the shed or garage. Traditional, compact, 2-burner units will still get the job done, but today’s propane BBQs include many more features and functions. If you want to increase your cook power and volume, consider a 4-5 burner model with up to 60,000 BTUs. A rotisserie grill is ideal for turning whole chickens or other poultry, while a sear station with infrared side burners will help you achieve a perfect sear on all your meats. Propane griddles let you easily sauté vegetables or whip up pancakes, eggs and bacon, and can be a great addition to your outdoor kitchen. You can even find models with a built-in air fryer.

A smoker grill combo increases your cooking options even further, allowing you to smoke trout, salmon or other meats on the same unit you use for BBQing. Portable propane BBQs are ideal for camping or the beach, and tailgater grills feature a scissor-leg assembly for easy fold-down in the trunk—great for the pre-game parking lot party.