Keeping this in view, can I broil instead of grill?
Rediscover your broiler: Think of your broiler as an upside-down grill. Instead of heat coming from the bottom, it comes from the top. While you won't get those pretty grill marks (or the smoky flavor you'd get from charcoal), you can usually achieve a decent char.
Furthermore, is broiling us the same as grilling UK? Broiling is a North American term, not really used or understood elsewhere in the world. It means cooking something directly under a very high heat source (what in the UK would be called grilling.) For the purpose of this entry, the word “broil” will be used to denote cooking with the heat source on top.
Besides, does broiling mean grilling?
Loosely speaking grilling and broiling refer to a similar cooking process. In grilling, the heat source is below (like with a barbecue grill); in oven broiling, it's above. Both grilling and broiling involve intense heat.
Why do Americans say broil instead of grill?
In my American experience, to broil means to heat something from above as it sits on a slotted pan, so the juices can drip away. Grilling, in my experience, heats from below, and the juices drip down (usually onto the heat source).