zjem
Ottawa
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Just bought my first RV and one of the first things on my list is to buy a good bbq .I have only ever had a large one at home .Can anyone point me in the right direction.
Thanks Jon
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Bearnkat
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There are several good models out there depending on what you want to pay. Personally we love our Olympia (purchased from Caping World). You'll find strong support for the Weber "Baby Q". It's a great grill as well. Some folks like the $20 models from Wal-Mart. It's just a matter of personal preference.
Also welcome to the Open Road Forums and congratulations on the purchase of your RV. What did you buy?
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Roadpilot
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I love our Weber Baby Q.
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RevLeonidas
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...yeah, a BBQ is a camp necessity; however, if you want to eat like camp royalty, get and learn how to cook with a dutch oven.
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Bearnkat
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RevLeonidas wrote:...yeah, a BBQ is a camp necessity; however, if you want to eat like camp royalty, get and learn how to cook with a dutch oven
True, but each cooking appliance has its strong points. We use both for the different tastes and recipes.
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RetiredbutWorking
Central Texas
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You just can't beat a cheap gas grill for RV use. They don't take up much space and are easy to clean. You can be up and cooking steaks or brats in less than 5 minutes.
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The Dunks
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We have a Weber Baby Q. But any small grill works well! Enjoy!
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campinginthewoods
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Hi & Welcome I have a cheap walmart brand small gas grill that works well when I need it but most the time I cook over the fire mmmmm steak over the fire mmmmm it's so good.....lol. There are those who buy webers and such and others who buy cheap it's really up to you. Happy Trails
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fchammer1
FL, PA & points in between
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[1] cheap $20 Walmart gas grill to travel in one of the bins.
[2] Better, heavier gas grill stored in shed at destination.
[3] Large, semi-elaborate grill on the deck at home
[4] ECB smoker that travels in the toad wherever we go -- gotta have that beer can chicken, smoked pulled pork sandwiches, homemade pastrami, etc.
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SWMO
Southwest Missouri
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Weber Baby Q. The cast iron grate can be heated to mark steaks, etc and the heatwon't drop out when you throw meat on it.
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