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 FLAME GRILLING
Flame/Char Grilling entails running the grill at
temperatures between 600 and 700 C. This method is normally used for
meat products such as beef, chicken or steaks or vegetable products
such as peppers or onions. The intense heat chars the outside of the
product and it gives the traditional char grilled taste and
appearance to the product. Most of the fat that is given off by the
product will be ignited be the very high temperature of the grilling
chamber and so very little fat is deposited in the fat collecting
system. If you look into the grilling chamber whilst the
product is being flame grilled, you will see spurts of blue flame
being given off by the product. The edges of the products,
particularly if they are fatty will blacken and give the traditional
charred appearance and taste.
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