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Gas grills do not create the traditional smoky flavor associated with barbecues, as that flavor is usually produced using charcoal or wood pellets. Although some gas grills have small smoker boxes, you will only get a hint of smoke flavor compared to a genuine charcoal grill or smoker.
There are several different types of grills, but gas and charcoal are by far the most common. In this article, you will learn about the parts of a grill and how they work together. You'll learn what charcoal is and how it is made, as well as about the differences between liquid-propane (LP) and natural-gas grills. You'll also find out about other less-common types of grills and their fuel sources. Let's start by taking apart the trusty charcoal grill.