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Any recommendations on a gas bbq for around the £300 mark? I’ve looked and there are tons and I’m lost as to which to opt for :confused:

Thanks
 
First one of the season; nothing special just dinner cooked on the BBQ. No prep, took about 30mins end to end.

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anyone here have experience with Masterbuilt?

Looking at the gravity series 560 to replace my aging smoker / gas bbq (which has now gone the distance)
 
Any recommendations on a gas bbq for around the £300 mark? I’ve looked and there are tons and I’m lost as to which to opt for :confused:

Thanks
What size are you looking for. We recently got the Nexgrilll 3 burner from Costco. Full stainless steel, good build and way better than our previous Outback three burner. I see that they are now doing a deal on the higher spec 4 burner at the moment: https://www.costco.co.uk/Garden-She...teel-Gas-Barbecue-Side-Burner-Cover/p/1900635
 
Had a 15 person bbq round ours last week and didn't want to do the standard burgers and sausages.

Ummed and erred for ages but settled in doing 5 large bone-in ribeyes, 6-8 mins on the grill and then 15 mins in the oven. They came put unbelievable. Ranged from 750g to 950g, so decently chunky.

Also had a couple of vegans/vegetarians over, so did a load of gnocchi and pepper skewers with a vegan pesto that went down a storm

Started with a charred radish, asparagus and burrata thing.

Shan't be doing another one for a while though. Cost a small fortune to put on!
 
Had a 15 person bbq round ours last week and didn't want to do the standard burgers and sausages.

Ummed and erred for ages but settled in doing 5 large bone-in ribeyes, 6-8 mins on the grill and then 15 mins in the oven. They came put unbelievable. Ranged from 750g to 950g, so decently chunky.

Also had a couple of vegans/vegetarians over, so did a load of gnocchi and pepper skewers with a vegan pesto that went down a storm

Started with a charred radish, asparagus and burrata thing.

Shan't be doing another one for a while though. Cost a small fortune to put on!
Yeah but think of the prestige. Turning out really nicely cooked food for that many is a good effort. Any pics?
 
I've just taken down an old pergola in the garden, reckon I could cook on that old wood? Got some paint on although very faded.
I wouldn't. Wood is hardly so expensive or hard to find that you need to go flavouring your food with old paint.
 
Also had a couple of vegans/vegetarians over, so did a load of gnocchi and pepper skewers with a vegan pesto that went down a storm

This is a great idea and will be doing similar at some point. I quite often use gnocchi as a pie topping these days and it's always great. Is it still a pie? Who knows...
 
I've been slacking on the BBQ front this year. It's been a good couple months since I last fired it up so did one of my favourites last weekend. Now the weather is nicer and the evenings longer, I can start using it a bit more, wings this weekend, then sea bass in the week! :D

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