With the Cuisinart you can expand your outdoor cooking options. The Genesis has a stainless-steel finish and is also available in a natural gas grill design. For easy cleanup, you can access the grease pan from the front of the grill. You can set it to beep you in the hammock or the laundry room when the London broil is perfectly medium rare. The Genesis works with Wi-Fi, so you can check cooking temperatures and times and even the gas level on your iPhone. It sports tool hooks, a warming rack, a thermometer in the lid, and a gauge to give you an idea if the gas is running low. Underneath there’s a cabinet to stash your mitts and paper towels. On each side there’s a work table and one has a burner to use for melting butter, warming up sauces, or frying up some bacon. This grill isn’t cheap but in addition to offering top notch performance, it comes with lots of extras. The knobs are lighted and an LED light in the handle illuminates the grates, making it easy to see what you’re cooking even after dark.

On the stainless-steel grates, you can cook about 25 hamburgers at once. It has a special sear burner to give your T-bones a delicious crusty exterior without burning them. For even cooking without flareups, you just can’t beat the Weber Genesis, whether you’re making quick-cooking items like and brats or slow smoking a leg of lamb.

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