Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Went out and fired up the grill for supper. Came back in to check on something and went back out to the grill and it was only up to about 250 degrees. Ran out of gas.

If you come to Argentina, we will make a good ol BBQ with coal, wood and paper. And if i go to the US, you need to show me that station you have there. Im sure its pretty awesome.

Coal? That doesn’t sound good at all.

Maybe i use the wrong word, its carbon

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wease wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Went out and fired up the grill for supper. Came back in to check on something and went back out to the grill and it was only up to about 250 degrees. Ran out of gas.

If you come to Argentina, we will make a good ol BBQ with coal, wood and paper. And if i go to the US, you need to show me that station you have there. Im sure its pretty awesome.

Coal? That doesn’t sound good at all.

Charcoal

Jorge wrote:

wease wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Went out and fired up the grill for supper. Came back in to check on something and went back out to the grill and it was only up to about 250 degrees. Ran out of gas.

If you come to Argentina, we will make a good ol BBQ with coal, wood and paper. And if i go to the US, you need to show me that station you have there. Im sure its pretty awesome.

Coal? That doesn’t sound good at all.

Charcoal

wease wrote:

Jorge wrote:

wease wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Went out and fired up the grill for supper. Came back in to check on something and went back out to the grill and it was only up to about 250 degrees. Ran out of gas.

If you come to Argentina, we will make a good ol BBQ with coal, wood and paper. And if i go to the US, you need to show me that station you have there. Im sure its pretty awesome.

Coal? That doesn’t sound good at all.

Charcoal

I mean its the proper way to do it.

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:

Jorge wrote:

wease wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Went out and fired up the grill for supper. Came back in to check on something and went back out to the grill and it was only up to about 250 degrees. Ran out of gas.

If you come to Argentina, we will make a good ol BBQ with coal, wood and paper. And if i go to the US, you need to show me that station you have there. Im sure its pretty awesome.

Coal? That doesn’t sound good at all.

Charcoal

I mean its the proper way to do it.

It is indeed. And my preferred method. However, 1) it takes longer to prep and 2) now that I’m in the city limits I’m not sure if I’m allowed to fire up the smoker/grill. I need to check and see if it’s prohibited or not.

dont worry dude!!

when you come to buenos aires ill do it for you

Briquettes, VG?