First grill of the season.

The apocalyptic and bitter fire alarm in my apartment (a bug set it off once) is very grateful for the Weber Q1400 electric outdoor grill.

Chicken, zuch rounds. The potato in foil is already baked but it’s on the grill to get some smokiness. Look at those grill marks. Next time, I’ll cross hatch.  You can simulate even more grill flavor with chips and packets, but I’ll stick to marinades. Vibed with the electric, but one day, I will get to light a gas grill.

Offering the unusual to the grill gods this summer. Stay tuned.

#girlswhogrill



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