RV BBQ

[tkoden]

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 transporting?

[facory]

Anyone know how much they sell for?

[SRF0064]

Anyone with RVQ for sale please contact me

[GrandpaKip]

Cook outside all year round. Snow, sleet, rain...sorta like goin' postal.

[wmoses]

Doug33 wrote:
Can you BBQ when it's below freezing? Pretty soon I'm going to try, as I'm so sick of this horrendous winter.

Nothing like firing up the ol' grill in the middle of winter and watching the smoke waft over to the neighbors and seeing how long before they come over to ask what's smelling so darned good! 😄

l have gilled on a snow-covered deck in the middle of Canadian winter and it was just fine. Go for it.

[DiskDoctr]

Cold BBQ? Sure! Keep in mind the grill cools off faster and keep the tank pretty full.

Shielding the tank and grill from direct cold wind is helpful for you AND your burgers 😉

[69_Avion]

Doug33 wrote:
Can you BBQ when it's below freezing? Pretty soon I'm going to try, as I'm so sick of this horrendous winter.

I did it on my first trip when I put the BBQ on the trailer. I just had to try it out. With the big burners going is was nice near the stove. I cooked breakfast, bacon and eggs, when it was about 20 degrees outside. Of course, we ate inside. LOL

[afraid_of_bears]

Of course you can BBQ when it's below freezing. Just bundle yourself up well and remember that your beer can freeze!! We've had our BBQ running at -20 Celsius.

[Doug33]

Can you BBQ when it's below freezing? Pretty soon I'm going to try, as I'm so sick of this horrendous winter.

[Majja13]

facory wrote:
Thongs????? Who are you camping with?

My DW and her friends .... Oh wait I think I was just dreaming that!!

[facory]

Thongs????? Who are you camping with?

[legolas]

LynnandCarol wrote:

sbowman871 wrote:
A full member would ask this question?

I get that perhaps I should have said.,.. yes we travel with our awning out and our gas grill attached. LOL

AND the slide as well.....what was the old saw about no dumb questions

[Majja13]

As has already been pointed out to me.... Drinking a beer while cooking is extremely irresponsible and a foolish/dangerous thing to do. The grill could go into nuclear meltdown and take out the whole campground :B

I am so screwed then because I thought it was proper etiquette to have a beer (or cocktail of choice) in one hand and thongs or a spatula in the other while grill-en

[Roundtwo-40]

If we're throwing semantics around isn't Propane just the gas version(C3H8) of Charcoal/wood without the volatile compounds?...

[GrandpaKip]

Huntindog 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!

As has already been pointed out to me.... Drinking a beer while cooking is extremely irresponsible and a foolish/dangerous thing to do. The grill could go into nuclear meltdown and take out the whole campground :B

Ah,but Guinness isn't beer; it's stout. That makes it OK.