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While both grilling and smoking produce incredibly tasty results and both are outdoor cooking methods that use fire to get results, they’re fundamentally different cooking methods that produce distinct results.<\/p>\n

Here at Lone Star Grillz<\/a>, we offer custom grills and smokers. Some of our rigs even allow you to cook both ways. So we want to make sure you understand the full capability of any piece of equipment you purchase from us.<\/p>\n

What is the right temperature for grilling vs. smoking?<\/h3>\n

Grilling uses high, direct heat. You’ll typically bring temperatures to 400\u2109 and above<\/strong>. Cooking goes much faster. You can usually grill up a piece of meat in 15 minutes or so.<\/p>\n

Smoking is all about going “low and slow.” It takes patience, because you’re using indirect heat. You’ll try to maintain consistent temperatures that sit between 225\u2109 and 275\u2109<\/strong>. Smoking usually takes hours, with the number of hours required depending heavily on the type of meat you use and the results you’re trying to achieve.<\/p>\n

What are the texture and flavor differences between grilled meat and smoked meat?<\/h3>\n

Grilling creates a seared exterior and a firm internal texture. If you want rare or medium rare steaks, for example, then grilling is a great way to go. Grilling is also great for cooking thin, tender cuts of meat.<\/p>\n

Great foods to grill include:<\/strong><\/p>\n