The Step-By-Step Guide To Expert Grilling
Love to grill? Weber's Way to Grill™ by Jamie Purviance will have you cooking up a storm with new recipes and incredible grilling techniques! With over 160 fabulous new recipes and more than 1,100 photographs, you'll find plenty of inspiration and instruction to step it up at the grill. Explore new grilling methods and learn the tips and tricks professional chefs use to create legendary meals. It's the go-to guide for all things grilled. This is more than just a collection of recipes, it's an expert road map for all things grilled. With this comprehensive Weber grill cookbook in hand, you'll learn how to master everything from simple burgers to whole chickens on a rotisserie.
Weber Way To Grill Cookbook 9551
From one of America's top Weber master grillers and grilling experts, Jamie Purviance, is the author of multiple cookbooks including Weber's New Real Grilling Cookbook, Weber's New American Barbecue, Weber's Cookbook Guide to Smoke Cooking, and Weber's Real Grilling Cookbook, the Weber's Way To Grill cookbook is 320 pages of the most complete grilling techniques book ever.
About Weber Grill
George Stephen, the founder of Weber Grills, created the first kettle grill with a rounded cooking bowl and a lid. A worker at Weber Brothers Metal Works in Chicago, he was unsatisfied with the traditional open-brazier BBQ commonly found in post-WWII America, and he found himself looking for new ways to find flavor. Inspired by the spherical shape of buoys at the metal company, he put pencil to paper and started designing. He sliced the buoy in half, added a lid, and created the idea for covered cooking with what would become Weber grills. Since then, countless hamburgers, T-bone steaks, veggie kebobs, and hot dogs have owed their smoky flavor profile to this innovator. And while the classic kettle grill will always be Weber's most iconic product, they've since branched out from their early days of buoy-slicing. The global company is based in Palatine, IL, and creates nearly all of its gas, electric, charcoal, and smoker devices right here in the U.S.
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