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Post  Chapsterjohn Fri Aug 07, 2009 11:06 am

Yes,

Yet again the English weather tries to dampen down the bbq, but I am one step ahead with my Brinkmann Pitmaster. 7 bbq's in the last 4 weeks, all a wash-out. Only the brave joined me outside.

Last Thursday my beer was filling faster than I could drink it.

The joys of the British summer.

Roll on Saturday, Venison and Buffalo steaks, mmmmmmm

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Post  Jonesey73 Tue Aug 11, 2009 9:31 am

I hear ya ... I'm sharing the same weather ... thinking about putting the Gazebo up to keep the smoker dry Very Happy

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Post  RichardD Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:14 am

The weather turned from nice to nasty the day I ordered my Frontier.

I've been on holiday in Devon for the past week. The weather's been mostly good, but the Frontier is 200 miles away and brother-in-law insists that he is the world's greatest barbecue chef, so most nights we've been eating burnt sausages and grilled pork cooked on something nasty from B&Q. For some reason, he believes that the way to get the authentic barbecue flavour is to grill it fast over really hot charcoal with plenty of flare-ups. I'm told that his grill might have come with a hood, but he never saw the point in putting it on. Meanwhile, I managed to offend his sense of barbecue propriety by suggesting that burgers go nicely in buns. Lord, in asking for a bun you'd have thought I'd just suggested popping his first born on the grill with an apple in its mouth.

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Post  Jonesey73 Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:17 am

Yep, I know someone who subscribes to that theory of everything must be cooked on full heat quickly - flare ups are good etc.

I cooked once for them at their house and did it low and slow on their grill ... they were popping out every 5 mins to ask why it wasn't ready yet - people were waiting etc.
When it was ready (not rushed and burnt) they did say it was nice which I suppose is a result of sorts, but the next BBQ that they cooked it was back to the old ways. scratch

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Post  Gazfoz Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:27 pm

I use a fishing brolly to keep my wsm safe and warm.
Might get the rod and line out also and try to catch some fish on the lawn while I'm at it!!!!

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