Gas Barbecue

Gas Barbecue
A gas barbecue, also referred to as a gas grill, is a versatile
outdoor cooking appliance designed for grilling a variety
of foods using propane or natural gas as fuel. It consists of
several key components, including burners, a cooking grate,
a lid, and various additional features for enhanced functionality
and convenience. The primary source of heat in a gas barbecue
is the burner or burners, which are connected to a gas supply via
hoses and valves. These burners are typically made of stainless steel
or cast iron and are responsible for generating the intense heat needed
to cook food evenly. Depending on the size and configuration of the grill,
gas barbecues may have anywhere from one to several burners, allowing
for simultaneous cooking of multiple dishes at different temperatures.