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Cooking Beyond Burgers: Master Forge Grill Innovations

When it comes to outdoor cooking, burgers have long been a staple. But with the advanced features of Master Forge grills, the possibilities extend far beyond patties and buns. These grills are designed for versatility, allowing you to experiment with various cooking techniques, flavors, and dishes. Whether you’re slow-cooking ribs, baking pizzas, or searing restaurant-quality steaks, Master Forge grills redefine what backyard cooking can achieve.

Let’s explore the innovations that make Master Forge grills stand out and how they empower home chefs to expand their culinary horizons.

The Versatile Design of Master Forge Grills

Master Forge grills are built to accommodate more than traditional grilling. Their versatile design incorporates features that cater to a variety of cooking styles:

1. Multiple Cooking Zones

Unlike basic grills, Master Forge models often include multiple cooking zones, such as side burners, warming racks, and infrared searing stations. These zones allow you to multitask—simmer sauces, keep food warm, or achieve a perfect sear without crowding the main grilling area.

2. Infrared Burners

Infrared technology is a hallmark of Master Forge grills. Infrared burners produce intense, high heat ideal for locking in the juices of steaks and chops. This feature delivers professional-grade results, making it easy to achieve a perfect crust without overcooking the interior.

3. Smoker Boxes for Added Flavor

For barbecue enthusiasts, smoker boxes add a whole new dimension to grilling. Simply add wood chips like hickory or mesquite to infuse your food with rich, smoky flavors. Whether you’re slow-smoking ribs or chicken, this feature lets you replicate the taste of a traditional smoker.

4. Precise Temperature Control

Integrated temperature gauges and finely tuned heat controls give you mastery over your cooking. Whether baking, roasting, or slow-cooking, consistent heat distribution ensures every dish is cooked to perfection.

5. Easy Maintenance Features

Porcelain-coated grates, removable grease trays, and stainless steel construction make cleaning and maintenance a breeze. These user-friendly designs not only enhance durability but also save time during cleanup.

Beyond the Basics: Creative Ways to Use a Master Forge Grill

Master Forge grills are more than just barbecue machines—they’re versatile cooking stations. Here are some creative ideas to inspire your next cookout:

1. Roast a Whole Chicken with Rotisserie Attachments

With the built-in rotisserie feature on some models, you can roast poultry to golden perfection. The slow, even rotation ensures crispy skin and juicy meat, whether you’re preparing a whole chicken, turkey, or even pork tenderloin.

2. Bake Pizzas for a Wood-Fired Experience

Using a pizza stone, you can transform your Master Forge grill into a pizza oven. The high heat mimics the effects of a wood-fired oven, creating crispy crusts and bubbling cheese that rival your favorite pizzeria.

3. Smoke Ribs or Brisket

Slow-cooked meats like ribs or brisket reach their peak flavor on a Master Forge grill. Set up the smoker box with your choice of wood chips, maintain low heat, and let the grill do the rest.

4. Grill Vegetables and Seafood

Master Forge’s even heat distribution makes it ideal for delicate foods like fish fillets, scallops, and vegetables. Use grilling baskets or foil packets to simplify the process and enhance flavors.

5. Experiment with Desserts

Grilled desserts are a hidden gem in outdoor cooking. Try grilling fruits like pineapple or peaches for a caramelized treat, or bake desserts like cobblers and bread pudding right on the grill.

Innovations Backed by Durability

One of the reasons Master Forge grills stand out is their commitment to durability. Made with high-quality materials like stainless steel, these grills are designed to endure the elements and heavy use. Porcelain-coated grates resist rust and are easy to clean, while sturdy burners maintain consistent performance over time. This robust construction ensures that your investment in a Master Forge grill will pay off for years to come.

Maintenance Tips to Maximize Your Grill’s Potential

To keep your Master Forge grill running smoothly, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some tips to ensure longevity and optimal performance:

Clean the Grates After Every Use: Use a grill brush to remove food particles and grease buildup.

Check Burners Regularly: Inspect burners for clogs or wear and replace them as needed.

Empty the Grease Tray: Prevent grease fires by cleaning the grease tray after every few uses.

Protect Your Grill: Use a grill cover to shield your grill from the elements when not in use.

Replacement parts are readily available, ensuring that maintenance is simple and affordable.

Cooking Beyond Burgers with Ease

Master Forge grills are a gateway to creativity in outdoor cooking. With features that support roasting, smoking, baking, and more, they invite users to step beyond the ordinary and explore a world of culinary possibilities. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned grill master, these grills provide the tools you need to elevate your skills and impress your guests.

So, fire up your Master Forge grill, and let your imagination guide you. From gourmet meals to innovative desserts, the only limit is your creativity.

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Universal Grill Pipe Burner Tube Stainless Steel BBQ Replace Parts for BBQ Gas Grills (4 Pack) Fits Compatible Models: Master Forge 1010037, 1010048, Members Mark 720-0830F, Tera Gear 1010007A, Kenmore 122.16134, 122.16134110, 415.16107110, 122.16539900, 122.16641900 Gas Models. BUY NOW!!

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REPLACEMENT STAINLESS STEEL BURNER FOR CHAR-BROIL, KENMORE, MASTER CHEF AND MASTER FORGE GAS GRILL MODELS

Kenmore Stainless Steel Tube Burner Compatible with Fits Charbroil Models: 148.1637110,148.16656010 Kenmore Sears Models: 148.1665601 Kenmore Part Number: L3018S-00-2700 Fits Master Forge Models: 2518-3,3218LT,L3218,P3018,SH3118B.

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3 PACK REPLACEMENT STAINLESS STEEL BURNER FOR MASTER FORGE 1010037, 1010048 GAS GRILL MODELS

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REPLACEMENT 4 PACK STAINLESS STEEL BURNER FOR MASTER FORGE : 2518LN-LPG , E3518-LP, GAS MODELS

Fits Compatible Master Forge Models :  2518LN-LPG , E3518-LP Fits Bull Steer : 06328, 06329 Fits Grill Zone : 810-6345-T Fits Life@Home : GSS2818J Fits Charmglow : 810-6320-0, 810-6320-B, 810-6320-C, 810-6320-V Fits Master Forge : 2518LN-LPG, E3518-LP Fits Perfect Flame : SLG2006C Dimensions : 16 5/16 x 1 1/4 Material : Stainless Steel Compatible Part Numbers: 154-4040-0, ctb2

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Street Beast Big-Block–Powered 1967 Chevelle

You might forget a birthday. You might forget your third girlfriend’s name. You might even forget what you had for breakfast yesterday. But you’ll never forget the day you were sucked into the car thing and trapped in it like a beast in a tar pit.

Mark Young’s slow, inevitable ascent up the chain didn’t begin on concrete or asphalt. His feet were in the dirt, every Friday night in Chesterfield, Virginia, at Southside Speedway, the fecund short-track in his home burg. When he was 17 he’d had enough of the prosaic, he pulled stakes and went where the money was, in the north, to Chicago.

Seven years in he quit the car scene, married Jenny and they had a couple of kids. As his oldest son came of age, the kinship was undeniable; Mark rejoined the mystical ranks. Along about 1997, he was working alongside someone who had a 1967 Chevelle SS equipped with the juice lifter L35 that mustered 325 horsepower.

Mark lusted openly. “I told him all the time how much I liked it. I would visit him, you know, just to see the car. I kept at it. Three years later, he sold it to me and shortly after that, he decided to move. My wife and I bought his house. It had a 30×36 garage, but more important, it was heated. A new chapter in my life started.”

The Chevelle had been someone’s twist for a long time, so long that no one could remember the original painter or what paint was used (it looks pretty black to us). In its early life, it had suffered a frame-on resto that included replacing sketchy floorpans. Lately, though, Mark performed a body-off stint, mainly to rehab the chassis. JJ Powdercoat in Zion, Illinois, preserved it with Monarch Black semi-gloss. Mark counts a few close friends as co-conspirators; they poured in two years of grunts, curses, cases of beer, likely stentorious aromatherapy (from all that beer), and fun until it was well enough to drive.

Mark was after a combination: old-school looks and styling cues clapped with a bigger big-block orchestrated by modern fuel delivery. The engine’s a forged “crate” short-block built by BluePrint Engines. Opel Engineering, a local enterprise, staged the headers, camshaft, intake manifold, and ignition. The goal was a fat, unctuous torque curve, nearly 540 lb-ft of it all in at a piddling 2,800 rpm. To complement, the Doug’s primary tubes are undersize (for this displacement) at 1 3/4 inches and provide a modicum of backpressure.

Rather than a fool’s carburetor, Mark would mark time with a FAST XFI 2.0 system driving eight individual fuel injectors. He’d bridge the oval-port Edelbrock cylinder heads by a Victor Jr. intake plate and, to keep the appearance original with a fullsize air cleaner, he fixed a mass air meter to the Victor where a carburetor would normally go. Anyway, more horsepower and grunt than Mark really needs is absorbed by a Turbo 400 fronting a Saturday Night Special converter with a 2,800-stall speed. The 9-inch carries a 3.70 gear and 31-spline axleshafts. To think about this tire-squalling bad boy tends to raise hair in sensitive places.

Setting up the chassis was a breeze. Mark didn’t feel the need for tubular stuff or hydroformed anything. His Chevelle was gonna make it in a straight line. His concession up front was limited to QA1 adjustable dampers. In back, he got more adventuresome: QA1 adjustables working with Hotchkis upper and lower control arms. He put 12-inch rotors and four-piston clampers at each corner squeezed by the OE master cylinder.

Then he blasted his A-body right back to the day; old-school cues that work, gathered the signature around wheels with a 15-inch diameter. Weld hoops with modest 7- and 8-inch stretch, as they would have been yesteryear, capture tall 60-series 235 and 275 aspect Mickey Thompson treads. Hey Mark, thanks for not even thinking about the S/S or Americans cliché; the forged Welds frame your Chevelle right.

So, yeah, the project is really one from the archives, one that began long before Mark picked it. He knew that it had a frame-on resto somewhere along the line but really nothing more than that had been done in 1993. Two years ago, when Mark embarked on the project, the quality of the work was still stand-up, so he was free to concentrate on the customizing cues.

For the interior, he saw no reason to go beyond the original theme, tapping YearOne for the bucket seats, Classic Dash for the slick dashboard insert, and the array of AutoMeter Phantom dials. That good-looking SS steering wheel is original, too. Everything else is reproduction stuff or original.

From all indications, Mark’s old A-body is an absolute gold magnet. At shows. “All together,” he crowed, “I have collected 23 trophies—eight from the Chevy-Vette Fest and six from the World of Wheels in Chicago, and nine trophies from around town. I plan to retire in five years and this Chevelle will be driven daily so long as weather permits.” Mark, after listening to you and your oil burner habit, we think you’d drive it in a rainstorm if the mood struck. CHP

Tech Check Owner: Mark Young, Streamwood, Illinois Vehicle: 1967 Chevelle SS Engine Type: Mark IV Displacement: 496 ci Compression Ratio: 10.8:1 Bore: 4.310 inches Stroke: 4.250 inches Cylinder Heads: Edelbrock RPM 454-0, 110cc combustion chambers, 2.19/1.88 valves Rotating Assembly: Scat steel crankshaft, forged H-beam rods, forged flat-top pistons Valvetrain: Comp 1.7:1 rocker arms, roller lifters, 3/8-inch pushrods, Comp springs Camshaft: Comp Xtreme Energy (0.560/0.580-inch lift; 300/306-deg. duration at 0.050), Proform rocker covers Induction: Victor Jr. intake manifold, FAST EFI, mass air meter, Proform air cleaner, 22-gal. Holley Sniper EFI tank Ignition: FAST XFI 2.0 controller, MSD Pro-Billet distributor, Blaster coil, MSD 8.5 primary wires Exhaust: Doug’s headers, 1 3/4-inch primaries, 3-inch collector; 2 1/2-inch stainless system, Flowmaster mufflers Ancillaries: Edelbrock water pump, Be Cool four-core radiator, Powermaster 110-amp alternator, Billet Specialties accessory drive, YearOne pedal assemblies Machine Work: BluePrint Engines (Kearney, NE) Built By: Short-block by BluePrint Engines; heads, cam, intake system, ignition coordinated by Ted at Opel Engineering (Streamwood, IL) Output: 543 hp at 5,500 rpm, 538 lb-ft at 2,800 rpm Drivetrain Transmission: Turbo 400, TCI flexplate and 2,800-stall converter, assembled by Higgins Transmission (Elk Grove, IL) Rear Axle: Currie 9-inch, 3.73:1 gears, 31-spline axles, 3.0×0.083-inch chromoly driveshaft w/ 1350 U-joints Chassis Front Suspension: OE, QA1 adjustable shocks Rear Suspension: Hotchkis upper and lower control arms, QA1 adjustable shocks Brakes: Right Stuff 12-inch rotors, four-piston calipers, front and rear; OE master cylinder Wheels & Tires Wheels: Weld Weldstar 15×7 front, 15×8 rear Tires: Mickey Thompson Sportsman S/R 235/60 front, ET Street 275/60 rear Interior Upholstery: YearOne Material: Vinyl Seats: YearOne Steering: OE column, OE wheel Shifter: Hurst Quarter Stick Dash: Original w/ Classic Dash insert Instrumentation: AutoMeter Phantom Audio: Ken Harrison head unit, 6-inch MTX front speakers HVAC: Windows down Exterior Bodywork: N/A, floorpans replaced Paint By: N/A Paint: N/A Hood: OE SS Grille: Parts Place Bumpers: OE

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4 PACK STAINLESS STEEL VAPORIZOR BAR FOR NORTH AMERICAN OUTDOORS, CHARMGLOW 810-8410-F, 810-8410-S, BRINKMANN AND GRILL KING GAS GRILL MODELS

Fits Aussie Models : 6703C8FKK1, 6804S8-S11 Fits Brikmann Models : 810-3660-S, 810-1415F, 810-1415-F, 810-1415-W, 810-1420-0, 810-1470, 810-1470-0, 810-7231-W, 810-8300, 810-8300W, 8410, 810-8410-F, 4 Burner 8410, 810-8410-S, 810-8411-5, 810-8445F, 810-8446N, 810-9200-0, 810-9415F, 810-9415W, 810-9419, 810-9419-1, 810-9520-S, 810-9590-S, Portland 8300, Pro Series 810-9400-0, Pro Series 8300, 810-1420-1, 810-1450-1, 810-1570-0, 810-2415-W, 810-2545-W, 810-3250-F, 810-3250-W, 810-3660-S, 810-8300-F, 810-8300-W, 810-8445-F, 810-8445-N, 810-8445-W, 810-8446-N, 810-9325-0, 810-9415-F, 810-9415-W, 810-9419-0, 810-9419-R, 810-9500-0, 810-9610-F, 810-9620-0, 810-2410-S Fits Charmglow Models : 810-8410-F, 810-8410-S Fits Grill King Models : 810-9325-0 Fits Master Forge Models : E3518-LP, E3518-LPG Fits North American Outdoors Models: LX2618-JB , LX2618-JB North American Outdoors

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3 Pack Stainless Steel Burner for Onward 224069, Huntington 6561-54, Broil King 9765-54 Gas Grill Models

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3 PACK REPLACEMENT STAINLESS STEEL GRILL BURNER FOR MASTER CHEF, KENMORE AND MASTER FORGE GAS GRILL MODELS

Fits Kenmore Models : 148.1637110, 148.16656010, 148.23683310, 146.16154210, 146.16156210, 146.1637110, 146.16656010, 90188, 90118, 640-05057387-2, 148.16154210, 148.16154211148.1615621, 148.16656011, 148.2368231, 640-05057386-4 Fits Master Chef Models : L3218 Fits Master Forge Models : 2518-3, 3218LT, L3218, P3018, P3018, SH3118B, 3218LTN, 3218LTM BUY TODAY!!

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4-Pack Stainless Steel Burner for Perfect Flame, Sterling, Grillpro, Broil King Gas Grill Models

Fits Master Forge: 288994, 578489, 678489 , Fits Onward: 224069 , Fits Perfect Flame: 276964L , Fits Sterling: 535069B, 535069R, 535089S, 5352-89, 535269, 535289, 5382-89, 538289, 585164, 585964, 586124, 586127, 586164, 586184, 785164 Dimensions : 17-1/8″ x 1-1/4″ dia. , Material : Stainless Steel

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3 Pack Stainless Steel Burner for Broil King, Huntington, GrillPro and Master Forge Gas Models

Fits Broil King: 9765-54, 9765-57, 9776-44, 9776-47, 977644, 9781-84, 9781-87, 9785-84, 9785-87, 9786-84, 9786-87, 92 977644, 92 989684, 92 989687, 9896-44, 9896-47, 9896-84, 9896-87, 989684, 989687 Imperial 90 XL, Imperial XL, IMPERIAL XL989684, IMPERIAL XL989687, XL989687, 92 Imperial XL989684, REGAL 590, Regal 625, REGAL 690

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3-Pack Stainless Steel Grill Burner for IGS, Bond, Perfect Flame, Sterling and Charmglow Models

Fits Charmglow : 810-2320 , 810-2320-B   Fits Grill Chef : BM2000 , FL2000 , GBC1088WB Fits GrillPro : 226454 , 226464 , 236454 , 236464 Fits Igloo : BB10514A Fits IGS : IGS-2504 Fits Kenmore : 2582337600 Fits Life@Home : GSC2418JB Fits Master Forge : CG2501-19A Fits North American Outdoors : 843019 U , 843019U , 848506A , BB10571 A , BB10571A , BB10769 A-1

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REPLACEMENT STAINLESS STEEL BURNER FOR MASTER FORGE 1010037, 1010048 GAS GRILL MODELS

REPLACEMENT STAINLESS STEEL BURNER FOR MASTER FORGE 1010037, 1010048 GAS GRILL MODELS

STAINLESS STEEL BURNER

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