A right now thread

[MrLongbeard]

Slow cooking? There's no charcoal! Nice evening for it though.

See that big green gas bottle by the side of it :shudders:

[wheelnut]

I'm happy all the time. You moan all the time.

Miserable folk just try to drag others down to their level. Sad.

I don't let miserable people drag me down, I use them for entertainment.

Don't stop posting about how good things are, I buzz of seeing people do well - and the added bonus is I get entertainment from the whiners whining

Perhaps it’s others winding yorick up - he does tend to bite ridiculously easily.

[Count Steer]

Slow cooking? There's no charcoal! Nice evening for it though.

See that big green gas bottle by the side of it :shudders:

I must have mentally blocked it out! (There's no oil or seasoning on steaks either - maybe he was just having a dry run )

[weeksy]

Slow cooking? There's no charcoal! Nice evening for it though.

See that big green gas bottle by the side of it :shudders:

I must have mentally blocked it out! (There's no oil or seasoning on steaks either - maybe he was just having a dry run )

There was both.

[Count Steer]

See that big green gas bottle by the side of it :shudders:

I must have mentally blocked it out! (There's no oil or seasoning on steaks either - maybe he was just having a dry run )

There was both.

You're a bit easy on the fresh ground black pepper chef!

[Yorick]

Slow cooking? There's no charcoal! Nice evening for it though.

See that big green gas bottle by the side of it :shudders:

I must have mentally blocked it out! (There's no oil or seasoning on steaks either - maybe he was just having a dry run )

Oil ? It's barred when I BBQ.

[wheelnut]

There was both.

Were they good then?

[weeksy]

There was both.

Were they good then?

Slightly over cooked

[Mr. Dazzle]

Even weeksy's BBQ is cleaner than when it was new

[Felix]

Perhaps it’s others winding yorick up - he does tend to bite ridiculously easily.

You want to read his posts in the style of a Haribo advert. Much more entertaining

[Felix]

I must be in a minority if one. Never seen the point in home BBQ's when you have a perfectly good kitchen threw a set of doors.

[Taipan]

I must be in a minority if one. Never seen the point in home BBQ's when you have a perfectly good kitchen threw a set of doors.

For me, cooking and eating outside on a sunny day is lovely and saves being stuck indoors, cooking in the kitchen. Plus I love the added smokey taste a good bbq gives to the food. It chars it in a different way to conventional cooking.

[Potter]

I like cooking on the BBQ because there is no work to do afterwards, I cook, take the food off and leave it, every now and then I might give it a scrape but that's it, it never seems to get manky, perhaps the ants keep it clean, or maybe it's the heat, but it's never an issue, every now and then I empty the drip tray.

I cook all meat on the BBQ, we don't use anything else, so it gets used 4-5 times a week.
Like Tiepin says, there is also something nice about cooking outside, every now and then I'm standing cooking, looking at the garden and pool and I have a little moment to myself where I think life isn't too bad.

[weeksy]

I like cooking on the BBQ because there is no work to do afterwards, I cook, take the food off and leave it, every now and then I might give it a scrape but that's it, it never seems to get manky, perhaps the ants keep it clean, or maybe it's the heat, but it's never an issue, every now and then I empty the drip tray.

I cook all meat on the BBQ, we don't use anything else, so it gets used 4-5 times a week.
Like Tiepin says, there is also something nice about cooking outside, every now and then I'm standing cooking, looking at the garden and pool and I have a little moment to myself where I think life isn't too bad.

Yeah that... but without the leaving it... or the pool.

But BBQing meat means a beer too and sitting on the chair listening to music while it cooks... it's a good place to be.

[Noggin]

If my place had a balcony or easy outside access, I'd definitely be into BBQ stuff!!

[Potter]

Yeah that... but without the leaving it... or the pool.

But BBQing meat means a beer too and sitting on the chair listening to music while it cooks... it's a good place to be.

I think it's also a personal thing depending on the situation, I was doing it the other day in 14c with drizzle soaking me and I thought "This is fucking bollocks"

[Felix]

Hmm, Probably been to to many shite ones where the host decided the sauce/flavour what would be whatever shite Tesco sells in a bottle. Splatter it on, they will love it. I was in Bakewell two years back with abut 30 other happy campers. Everyone was told bring a bit extra for the BBQ and/or make your own sauce/relish. That was a good BBQ as you got different takes on the sauces and some nice local produces sausages from all over the country. OK there was no steaks but i did enjoy that. That was my last one as i would not risk eating at them now as food needs to be gluten free. Even the cross contamination of cooking on the same grill can knock me ill. I like the idea of the ants doing the cleaning though

[Mr. Dazzle]

I thought "This is fucking bollocks"

Maybe you should buy more expensive sausages?

[weeksy]

I must have mentally blocked it out! (There's no oil or seasoning on steaks either - maybe he was just having a dry run )

There was both.

You're a bit easy on the fresh ground black pepper chef!

aye, but i did all 3 on the plate together and we have a smallish lad who's not quite as into it as we are... i then would have to remember which was which.

[Felix]

If my place had a balcony or easy outside access, I'd definitely be into BBQ stuff!!

Friend in Germany has a BBQ on his balcony what is off his kitchen. Shoves his meat in the same pan and oil like he would on the stove