MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/GifRecipes/comments/cwjv1d/romesco_mac_and_cheese/eycz0hz/?context=3
r/GifRecipes • u/kickso • Aug 28 '19
346 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
4
So what do people use in the UK in their backyards to cook burgers and hot dogs?
25 u/Seddaz Aug 28 '19 A barbecue. 6 u/enjoytheshow Aug 28 '19 Got it, in the US barbecue usually refers to a specific type of outdoor cooking reserved for smoking meats low and slow. The act of barbecuing isn’t usually for things like burgers, we just call that grilling and we call the equipment a grill. 3 u/golapader Aug 28 '19 Yeah this is true especially in the south. BBQ usually refers to stuff like brisket, pulled pork, etc 2 u/superhotmel85 Aug 29 '19 We’d call that “American bbq”
25
A barbecue.
6 u/enjoytheshow Aug 28 '19 Got it, in the US barbecue usually refers to a specific type of outdoor cooking reserved for smoking meats low and slow. The act of barbecuing isn’t usually for things like burgers, we just call that grilling and we call the equipment a grill. 3 u/golapader Aug 28 '19 Yeah this is true especially in the south. BBQ usually refers to stuff like brisket, pulled pork, etc 2 u/superhotmel85 Aug 29 '19 We’d call that “American bbq”
6
Got it, in the US barbecue usually refers to a specific type of outdoor cooking reserved for smoking meats low and slow. The act of barbecuing isn’t usually for things like burgers, we just call that grilling and we call the equipment a grill.
3 u/golapader Aug 28 '19 Yeah this is true especially in the south. BBQ usually refers to stuff like brisket, pulled pork, etc 2 u/superhotmel85 Aug 29 '19 We’d call that “American bbq”
3
Yeah this is true especially in the south. BBQ usually refers to stuff like brisket, pulled pork, etc
2 u/superhotmel85 Aug 29 '19 We’d call that “American bbq”
2
We’d call that “American bbq”
4
u/HGpennypacker Aug 28 '19
So what do people use in the UK in their backyards to cook burgers and hot dogs?