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No such thing as grilling season
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No such thing as grilling season

It warmed up to 30° (feels like 19°) so skirt steak it is

by Legendary_FDA

20 Comments

  3. 954kevin

    We got a Yoder smoker 4 or 5 years ago and I cook on it year round. It’s currently 12f outside and there is a little 140mm fan assembly on the hopper that squeals like a dying pig because of the ambient temperature…. I just went out in the garage and collected my heat gun, plugged it up and blew warm air on the fan until it fell into line so I could cook some fire ass prime rib burgers,

    Yeah, I grill/smoke all year. Typically, at least 3 days a week I fire that dude up.

  4. Larz0fMarz

    I never understood the summer bbq season. I’d rather be tending an open flame when it’s 30 degrees, not 90. I do my most/best bbqing when it’s cold out.

  5. i_wap_to_warcraft

    Grilling season is every day that ends in Y

  8. MUjase

    Hell yeah!

    Doing lamb lofta over charcoal here in CO tomorrow.

  9. hyperspacezaddy

    I used to get mad that Costco didn’t sell charcoal all year round and say “grilling is an all season sport!”. Then I found out my local restaurant supply store sold 50lb bags of good quality lump charcoal for a great price. It was like finding the holy grail.

  10. Wise-Direction8099

    Truth; but, I have a Primo Kamando and I get paranoid it will crack in the 30’s or below. Even though I see people doing it all the time by heating it slowly.

  13. loco_gigo

    yes there is… it goes from january 1 to december 31

  14. OxyOdin

    Grilling during winter has been my go to for awhile. Im in texas, i never understood mfs grilling during summer, the average temp during summer here 100 degrees, im not standing by a pit of flames in that.

  16. BuckManscape

    I’m with you on that. I grill 2-4 nights a week all year.

  18. theother_mlk

    I try and grill all year long but when the snow is 2-3 feet higher than the grill and the temps are -30° , it’s a little bit more difficult. Winters are very different depending on where you live.