Cooking With Charcoal: How It Changes the Flavor of Food

Pepper sauce poured over a charcoal-grilled steak with grill marks, fries and salad on a Jospereno board

Cooking with charcoal changes food in three ways: drier heat, real smoke, and a depth of browning that gas struggles to match. That is the short answer, and the rest of this guide unpacks each part in plain words. Most people can taste the difference between charcoal-grilled meat and pan-fried meat long before they can […]

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