RV BBQ
My trailer came with an outdoor gas bbq. I finally set it up in preparation for our first real outing this weekend. I was just wondering if the bbq is designed to be left attached to the trailer while...
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sbowman871 wrote:GrandpaKip wrote:
The whole problem with this discussion is that it should have been made clear from the start that there is absolutely no need for any type (hanging, traveling, whatever) of gas grill for outdoor cooking. Everybody who's anybody that cooks knows that CHARCOAL is the only REAL way to BBQ. Apple and Hickory to smoke. Gas is good for sautéing, braising and warming. Let the grilling wars begin:-). Nothin better than a cookoff. Gimme my Guinness and Thermoworks thermometer; Engarde!
No grills, no charcoal, open wood fire is the only way to cook food! Give me an open flame coming from hickory, cherry, or ash and a platform to hold the food I'm good.
Ooh,ooh, ooh. Used to do that tent camping with black jack oak. Too dependent on my Weber kettle now.
