Eco-friendly grilling tips from top chefs
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Eco-friendly grilling tips from top chefs
MATTHEW HAGUE
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For the eco-conscious, the beloved summer ritual of barbecuing can create a dilemma. As the food sizzles and the aromas waft, seeing the grey smoke billowing into the atmosphere can be an appetite-killer. This raises the question: Can grilling be green (or at least greener)?
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