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Indoor Smoker
The cleverly
designed Camerons
Stovetop Smoker gives meat, chicken, and
fish an authentic smoky barbecue flavor—in
your apartment
($49.98 at Zabar’s;
212-787-2000).
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Gas Grill
The 40,000-BTU Broilmaster Super P Series
has separate systems for direct and
indirect cooking, so you can smoke a pork shoulder or just char six buffalo steaks
($1,500 at Big Apple Barbeque; 718-204-1166).
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(1) Basting Brush
The Grill Friends silicone basting brush is long (fourteen inches) and ergonomically angled. Best of all, the bristles don’t stick to your chicken ($9.95 at A Cook’s Companion; 718-852-6901).
(2) Tongs
Oxo’s locking tongs are strong and precise (for turning a porterhouse or baby asparagus) and sixteen inches long (for preventing burns) ($11.98 at Zabar’s;
212-787-2000).
(3) Barbecue Turner
Oxo’s stainless-steel turner doesn’t just flip burgers; the serrated edge cuts meat to test doneness ($10.95 at Broadway Panhandler; 212-966-3434).
(4) Grill Brush
Clean grates keep
food from sticking and prevent flare-ups. Grilling guru
Steven Raichlen’s long-handled, oversize brass-bristle model gets the job done fast ($16.95 at Broadway Panhandler;
212-966-3434).
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Indoor Grill
If you must grill inside,
Le Creuset’s 13-by-8.5-inch cast-iron grill is big enough to handle
long kebabs or four steaks at a time, and the ridges create pretty grill marks ($69.99
at Bloomingdale’s;
212-705-2238).
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Charcoal
Peoples Woods’ natural lump charcoal lights in half the time of briquettes and reaches a higher temperature, which helps seal in juices and impart flavor ($10.95; 800-729-5800).
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Grill Mat
Another $30 worth
of tilapia just plopped
onto the coals? Try Grill Friends’ large (about sixteen by twelve inches) nonstick silicone grilling mat ($19.99 at
Broadway Panhandler; 212-966-3434).
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Heavy-Duty Oven Mitts
Lamson Sharpton’s elbow-length heavy-duty suede oven mitts are strong enough to protect you from high heat, but supple enough to handle tongs and the like ($26.99 each at Gracious Home; 212 517-6300).
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Charcoal Grill
Styled after the Japanese kamado, the ceramic Primo grill and smoker seals in heat, so the steaks you present on the cypress table
will be extra juicy ($800, with table $1,300, at the Fireplace Patio Shoppe; 914-337-5301).
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Chimney Starter
The Weber chimney starter’s cylindrical shape promotes
a fast burn. Fill it, light it, and you’ll have reliably
hot coals in ten minutes, with no lighter fluid—or swearing
($16.99 at Gracious Home; 212-517-6300).