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Cooking a meal on a grill can be a great way to spend a summer afternoon, but while gas barbecues combine utility with convenience they can also be risky. A good place to start, according to Diane Morgan and E.J. Armstrong, in their Grill Every Day: 125 Fast-Track Recipes For Weeknights at the Grill, is to buy a good-quality unit to start with.  Gas barbecues work by igniting compressed propane gas to heat the grill. Obviously a tank of compressed flammable gas next to a naked flame