BBQ instead of Oven - what are your stories/recipies

[StirCrazy]

I do pizza on the BBQ all the time. takes about 3 min a pizza to cook, all home made and probably the best pizza I have ever had. I use this http://www.bakerstonebox.com/ best 100ish bucks I have ever spent for a bbq accessory. I also have been running the smoker and BBQ for normal meals. Also I have discovered BBQ mats, another must have

here is a pic to get the taste buds going








Steve

[monocus]

eat cold food.if i use the oven to cook i;ll retreat to the basement till i'm ready to cook the vegies

[Bblinks]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

I do pizza on the BBQ all the time. takes about 3 min a pizza to cook, all home made and probably the best pizza I have ever had. I use this http://www.bakerstonebox.com/ best 100ish bucks I have ever spent for a bbq accessory. I also have been running the smoker and BBQ for normal meals. Also I have discovered BBQ mats, another must have

here is a pic to get the taste buds going








Steve

What's your address? I need to come over....lol

[Myka]

I cook everything on the BBQ. I use the BBQ 12 months of the year.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by Myka

I cook everything on the BBQ. I use the BBQ 12 months of the year.

+1, just roll it up to the door when it's -30

Did chicken wings tonight, short ribs tomorrow, pork Wellington Friday

[CM125]

Pizza on the BBQ is amazing, even reheating ordered stuff works great. I would love to get a smoker though.

[gregzz4]

So this BBQ mat thingy ....

I've read up on it a bit ;
It states to not expose it to flames

Steve, do you have deflectors in your unit ?
I only have cast grilles and open flames under my ceramic blocks so I'm a bit concerned about using a mat with my setup.

PS; great food ideas everyone! Thanks

[gregzz4]

Hey Steve
I checked out the Bakerstone unit
Awesome, but my grille is too small

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

So this BBQ mat thingy ....

I've read up on it a bit ;
It states to not expose it to flames

Steve, do you have deflectors in your unit ?
I only have cast grilles and open flames under my ceramic blocks so I'm a bit concerned about using a mat with my setup.

PS; great food ideas everyone! Thanks

ya I have deflectors, but isn't that what your ceramic blocks are doing? I have to take my deflectors off to use my bakerstone though as my burners are pretty far below the grill

you can get the bbq mats as low as 6 bucks each on amazon.ca (that's where this one is from) maybe get one and see how it works. only out a little money if it melts