WASHINGTON — As summer winds to a close, backyard grillers may be
looking back on their last barbecue and asking some rather pointed
questions: Why was the grilled chicken so dry? Does eating charred meat
really cause cancer? Why did Uncle Fred pucker and cringe after each
sip of beer? [MORE]
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