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hibachi grills guide
Hibachi Grills
Great Barbecuing
Hibachi grills are very popular and often referred to as portables. Anytime space is limited - traveling, camping, tailgating for example - a this grill is the answer. They come in many variations including table top, compact standing model and folding models. There are models available using propane or charcoal briquettes and are priced from $30 to $300 depending upon size, features and quality.
These grills are a real favorite with tailgaters. Even though they are usually small, there is no reason to expect less quality food from cooking using one. Since hibachi grills are normally small, the grilling area is smaller also. Thus, the barbecuer is normally cooking for a smaller group of people. This means there will be much less food to attend to on the fire. There will be less variation of heat across the cooking surface because of its small size. Thus, one can expect success every time.
I have personally used a folding, table top, portable Coleman charcoal model with great success. When using charcoal, create an aluminum foil liner for the bottom of the grill. Put the charcoal on the liner and light the fire. After you are done cooking and the charcoal has turned to ashes, it is very easy to clean by carefully rolling up the aluminum foil to contain the ashes. By using aluminum foil every time you use charcoal, you will keep your model much cleaner with less work.
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