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A barbecue grill makes it possible to effect quick and easy extinguishing of any flames that could develop as drops of fat fell into the heating chamber of that grill, by having a grid which normally holds meat in position over that heating chamber but which can be shifted horizontally to move that

A barbecue grill makes it possible to effect quick and easy extinguishing of any flames that could develop as drops of fat fell into the heating chamber of that grill, by having a grid which normally holds meat in position over that heating chamber but which can be shifted horizontally to move that meat away from that heating chamber, and thereby keep further drops of fat from falling into that heating chamber. When the flames subside, as they will quickly do, that grid can be shifted to shift the meat back into position over the heating chamber to permit further cooking of that meat. Also, the barbecue grill enables a person to use his or her hands in placing all kinds of meat on the grid by permitting that grid to be shifted horizontally away from the heating chamber whenever any meat is to be placed on it. Further, the grill enables a user to shift the grid, and the meat thereon, away from the heating chamber whenever that user wishes to test, turn or remove that meat. In addition, the meat-supporting grid can be disposed wholly in register with the heating chamber, wholly out of register with that heating chamber, or in any intermediate position to enable all of the meat to receive full heat from that heating chamber, to enable none of that meat to receive heat from that heating chamber, or to enable just some of that meat to receive heat from that heating chamber.

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A barbecure grill which has a heating chamber, a grid on which food can be placed for cooking, and supporting means which hold said grid in assembled relation with said heating chamber throughout the time said barbecure drill is used to cook food, said supporting means being adapted to support said

A barbecure grill which has a heating chamber, a grid on which food can be placed for cooking, and supporting means which hold said grid in assembled relation with said heating chamber throughout the time said barbecure drill is used to cook food, said supporting means being adapted to support said grid in a first position above said heating chamber to enable food thereof to be cooked by heat from said heating chamber, said supporting means also being adapted to support said grid in a second position wherein at least the greater part of said grid is displaced from said heating chamber, said supporting means confining said grid for movement along an essentially-straight line whenever said grid is moved from said first position to said second position and vice versa, and said suporting means having a portion thereof continuously overlying said heating chamber whether said grid is in said first or second position or is being moved from said first position to said second position and vice versa. A barbecue grill that has a heating chamber, a grid on which food can be placed for cooking, a receptacle that is releasably securable to the heating chamber of said barbecue grill to receive and hold basting liquid, sauce or the like and that comprises a bottom and walls which form a liquid-holding space, and holding means that releasably engage a portion of said heating chamber to releasably hold said receptacle so said receptacle extends outwardly from said heating chamber, said grid being selectively disposable in a first position wherein it is over said heating chamber or in a second position wherein at least a portion thereof overlies said receptacle, said receptacle having one edge which is close to said heating chamber and having a second edge which is remote from said heating chamber, said bottom of said receptacle inclining, at least in part, away from said second edge of said receptacle to keep liquids from accumulating within said receptacle adjacent said second edge of said receptacle.