Discover a new way to grill with the right grilling accessories

Everyone agrees grilled food is delicious. But if grilling feels like a chore, you'll quickly lose interest. To really make your food taste its best (and have a good time doing it), you need more than just great ingredients—you need smart grilling tools that make the whole process easier, from start to finish. With automated gadgets and tech, you can completely revolutionize your grilling experience.

The latest generation of grills are both uncomplicated, user-friendly, and prepare food in a gentle way. Whether you go for an electric grill, gas grill, or charcoal grill, the result should be as good as possible. At the same time, the joy of cooking should be preserved!

Most grill masters know that the result isn't quite as good or complete without the right grill accessories!

1. Rotisserie
   With a rotating rotisserie, you can prepare a tasty pork loin or get the vegetables equally golden and tender on all sides. Weber's rotating rotisserie is also a useful tool when you are going to make whole-grilled chicken, fish, and vegetables with even browning and a juicy core.
2. Griling Pan
   If you have the most experience grilling meat, it might be time to try fish! With a fish grill basket, you can grill salmon, self-caught pike, cod, or other treats from the sea and fresh water – without the fish falling down on the grill or falling apart when you are going to turn it.
3. Smoker Box
   If you want to take your cooking on the grill to the next level, it may be time to try smoking the food. You can, for example, smoke mackerel, duck breast, or almonds. The smoker box is filled with moistened wood chips and placed over the burner. Feel free to soak the wood chips in liquid for half an hour before you start grilling; you can use water or, for example, red wine or whiskey to add extra flavor.
4. Pizza Stone
   If you have a grill that can reach high heat (300 degrees Celsius), it is an excellent opportunity to try making pizza on the grill. And the pizza stone is then your best friend.
5. Grill Table
   The desire to grill can suddenly appear. With a foldable grill with wheels and a locking function, you can grill smarter – also on excursions where you bring the grill with you.

Since a barbecue meal ideally doesn't just consist of grilled food, an outdoor kitchen is the perfect solution. An outdoor kitchen provides everything you need to prepare your food as quickly as possible.

Where you place your grill and how your outdoor kitchen looks are of great importance when you are going to prepare the food. With the right placement, you can avoid stress and burnt food – whether you are going to grill meat, fish, or vegetables.

• Near a work surface
  Make sure that the grill is relatively close to a work surface, so that you avoid moving around meat, fish, and other food that is to be grilled or has already been grilled. However, avoid the work surface being so close to the grill that it can lead to injuries or fire. It is also recommended to have a water tap within reach.
• Electric grill should be near an electrical outlet
  If you have an electric grill, it should be as close to the electrical outlet as possible. Be aware of cords so that you don't trip while preparing food in the outdoor kitchen.
• Avoid low roof over the grill
  If you have a roof over the grill or patio, you should consider whether the grill should be placed there, as this can cause the roof to become black.
• Company by the grill?
  A grill master can quickly feel lonely. Place some chairs near the grill (and maybe a table), so that you can talk to the guests and maybe enjoy a glass of wine while you cook.

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