Hot Grills
Bigger, better, and brainier than ever, grills are at the center of every great barbecue party and, well, almost every great summer family dinner. For grill seekers who want top-of-the-line, these models are positively sizzling.
hit it big
With a 36-by-24-inch primary grilling area, Kalamazoo’s Bread Breaker Two has a hybrid gourmet grilling drawer system that allows the use of any combination of hardwood, charcoal, or gas on a single stainless-steel grill. Tired of the asparagus falling through the cracks? Grill masters can specify the grilling surface patterns that best suit their needs, including different laser-cut patterns for meat, fish, or vegetables. Solid surface areas are even available for hibachi grilling or griddle work. Available at Matterhorn Nursery in Spring Valley, New York, or online at www.kalamazoogourmet.com $11,995
you’re fired
Wolf’s 36-inch grill cart is high-performance cooking on wheels. Built of heavy-duty stainless steel, the grill accommodates a 115-volt rotisserie for juicy roasts and poultry and an infrared rear burner. Two side burners are available for sauces and chili. Available at Leibert’s Royal Green Appliances in
the art of cooking
Inspired by Tokyo’s yakatori carts that serve up Japan’s favorite street fare, Kalamazoo’s Edo could pass for a piece of garden sculpture. But don’t be fooled: the polished stainless-steel top slides open to reveal a large grilling surface that can generate 50,000 BTUs across two cooking zones. Available at Matterhorn Nursery in Spring Valley, New York, or online at www.kal amazoogourmet.com $6,995
all fired up
Stainless-steel burners and a high-output side burner for preparing special sauces, side dishes, or sautéeing make Coleman’s 8200 Series BackHome Select Grill a hot commodity. A dedicated rotisserie burner is matched to an electric rotisserie spit for slow roasting. Available at Costco in
a nod to mod
The Fuego 01 grill brings the age-old tradition of barbecuing into the 21st century with high-tech features, a sleek aesthetic, and stylish materials like teak and slate. Designed with a versatile fuel system that can cook by means of gas, gas-fired infrared, or traditional charcoal, the Fuego 01 features a patented “quick-change” drawer system that lets chefs choose their fuel as they go. Available at Renos Appliance in Paterson and Fairfield, both in New Jersey starts at $3,500
