While the Kodak Instamatic camera, followed by the instantly-gratifying Polariod, led to a generation of square format photos beginning in the 1960s, the digital cameraâs rise put an end to widespread square format use. Now, once again the square format has captured a prominent role in photography.
Grilling with Direct Heat. When direct heat is used for grilling on a charcoal grill, the cooking temperature typically reaches 450ÂºF to 650ÂºF. Foods that are thin, such as thin cuts of meat, are the best choices for grilling with direct heat because the food is grilled quickly and evenly when using such high temperatures.
With the indirect grilling method, foods are not cooked directly over the heat. On a charcoal grill, the hot coals are moved or banked to opposite sides of the grill with a drip pan between the coals, then the food is placed in the center of the grill rack. On a gas grill, a side or center burner is turned off after the grill preheats, then the food is placed over the unlit burner. Grilling over indirect heat is used for foods that need to be cooked for a longer time like roasts, whole poultry, ribs and other large cuts of meat. Because of the slower cooking, foods do not need to be turned.