Recent Posts Tagged With 'Common Sense'

• Products that Make Grilling Easier? Maybe

  Posted on Thursday September 10th, 2009 at 14:11 in Common Sense, products, grilling

  "Grilling gadgets add sizzle in a snap" Kristi L. Gustafson, Albany Times-Union, via the Houston Chronicle (September 9, 2009) "Slap a steak, or a portobello mushroom if you prefer, on the grill and take a whiff. Smell the smokiness of the food? Now ...

• Holiday Grilling: Independence Day, Canada Day, 14 Juillet, Grundlovsdag - - -

  Posted on Friday July 3rd, 2009 at 08:22 in Culture, recipes, Common Sense, safety, grilling

  Grilling on Independence Day is a sort of American tradition: but this isn't the only country where people celebrate something special by setting meat over a fire until it's ready to eat. While I was looking for something else, I ran into a PR Newswi...

• A Grill Propane Tank Infotisement and My Equipment Maintenance Philosophy

  Posted on Tuesday June 30th, 2009 at 08:22 in Common Sense, safety, the human condition, lp gas

  The Cody Enterprise1 article starts like dozens of others across America: "Independence Day is the most popular outdoor cooking holiday of the year with more than two-thirds of Americans firing up the grill, smoker or fryer, according to the Hearth, ...

• Going to Grill on the Fourth of July? You Might Want to Read This

  Posted on Saturday June 27th, 2009 at 18:19 in Common Sense, holidays, safety, season

  I enjoy grilling year-round, which takes care of some of the seasonal maintenance issues that come with grilling. From what I read, some folks in America start grilling around July 4th. Which I see is coming up: fast. There's some pretty good advice ...

• New Jersey Townhomes May Ban Grilling

  Posted on Thursday June 25th, 2009 at 09:42 in Common Sense, safety, the human condition

  In a culture which finds it necessary to warn consumers that a clear jar of peanuts contains peanuts, when the peanuts are clearly visible, and the label already says "PEANUTS," I suppose this sort of thing makes sense. The Hermitage Townhomes Comple...

• Don't Set Fire to Yourself or Your House: Good Advice from the NFPA

  Posted on Tuesday June 16th, 2009 at 14:05 in Common Sense, safety, fire, outdoor grilling

  If you've read the "Extreme Safety: Above and Beyond the Call of Reason" page on Easy Griller, you know that I'm not a particularly jittery advocate of safety. I think that's partly because I remember a world where transparent jars of peanuts didn't ...