If you're ready to take your backyard cookouts to the next level, a Char-Griller Dual Fuel Grill is your ticket. Combining the versatility of gas with the smoky depth of charcoal, this grill lets you master every style of outdoor cooking—from seared steaks to slow-smoked ribs, sizzling burgers to charred veggies. We put it to the test and rounded up our favorite recipes that showcase exactly what this grill can do. Whether you're a backyard grill pro or just fired up to try something new, these dishes are guaranteed to inspire your next cookout.
Why Go Dual Fuel
If you've ever thought about upgrading your grill setup, a dual-fuel grill gives you serious flexibility. Here's what makes it worth having:
- Speed vs. Smoke: The gas side gets you cooking fast—great for weeknight meals. The charcoal side delivers that deep smoky flavor you crave when you've got more time.
- Versatile Cooking Styles: Want to sear a steak hot and fast? Do it on gas. Craving slow-smoked ribs or brisket? Use charcoal. Some setups even let you use both at the same time.
- Better Control: Gas gives you precise temperature control and fast startup. Charcoal gives you control over smoke, coals, and how close things cook to the fire for texture and crust. Dual fuel = best of both.
- One Grill, Less Cost/Space: Instead of owning two separate grills, a good dual-fuel combo gives you both fuel types in one unit. That saves space, maintenance, and often money over the long run.
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