Mortar wrote to Accession <=-
Fire pits are great, especially if your camping with a group.
Everybody sitting around having a good time while a bon fire blazes
high into the night.
not for my generic char broil grill.
what do you know about cold weather? arent you in SF?
On Thu, Jan 15 2026 10:15:44 -0600, you wrote:
California is a (mostly) 4 season grilling state - except when it's raining. Winter barbecuing does take a hell of a long time - the
cold air just sucks the heat out of the barbecue.
"Cold air" for you is what, 40F?
Get out there when it's -20F and get to grillin'! :D
California is a (mostly) 4 season grilling state - except when
it's raining. Winter barbecuing does take a hell of a long time -
the cold air just sucks the heat out of the barbecue.
"Cold air" for you is what, 40F?
Get out there when it's -20F and get to grillin'! :D
i had a neighbor that grilled all winter long. we had a shared enclosed porch (so he had to go fully outside in the snow to do it) and if i was out there i'd see him go in and out in and out sometimes with or without a coat. must have been quite dedicated to it ;)
i had a neighbor that grilled all winter long. we had a shared
enclosed porch (so he had to go fully outside in the snow to do it)
and if i was out there i'd see him go in and out in and out
sometimes with or without a coat. must have been quite dedicated to
it ;)
it's funny the story has nothing to do with me but since those were
pretty good times it made me all nostalgic heh
Hey, it snowed here. Once. In 1978!
I live in Utah, I grill all year round, Of coarse my grill and
smoker are on the back patio that has a roof over it.
Steak and burgers are always better grilled IMHO.
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Denn <=-
I went to San Francisco State University, which is right along the
ocean on the west side of town. I lived in a neighborhood aptly called
The Sunset District (ironic because you rarely see the sun).
Living and working out there, there were times I didn't see the sun for months - then realize I could drive or take the bus 2 miles east and
see beautiful sunny weather. Very strange.
When the sun did come out, it was beautiful. Everyone would play hookey and go to the beach.
California is a (mostly) 4 season grilling state - except
when it's raining. Winter barbecuing does take a hell of a long time
- the cold air just sucks the heat out of the barbecue.
I wonder how cold it gets around Mojave? ;)
MIKE POWELL wrote to POINDEXTER FORTRAN <=-
California is a (mostly) 4 season grilling state - except when it's raining. Winter barbecuing does take a hell of a long time - the cold
air just sucks the heat out of the barbecue.
I wonder how cold it gets around Mojave? ;)
The deserts in California get their own kind of cold - low of 44,
high of 66 today. That's WINDBREAKER WEATHER! Break out the chapstick
Mortar wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: Can't Get Anymore Ret
By: Gamgee to poindexter FORTRAN on Fri Jan 16 2026 17:20:56
Maybe you should consider moving to the free state of Florida.
If you like getting socked by huricans every year.
BTW, what makes it "free"?
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Denn <=-
I live in Utah, I grill all year round, Of coarse my grill and smoker
are on the back patio that has a roof over it.
Steak and burgers are always better grilled IMHO.
I miss my Weber. I had a local source for mesquite wood, and loved to grill with it. I had a dinner party, did a tri-tip, and one of the
guests bit into a piece of it, his eyes opened wide, and he said,
through a mouthful of meat, "I hate my gas grill now".
Mortar wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: Can't Get Anymore Ret
By: Gamgee to Mortar on Sat Jan 17 2026 08:27:47
I've lived here for 24 years now, and have been impacted by exactly 2 hurricanes. So, meh. Not true.
Just because they didn't impact you, doesn't mean they didn't happen. According to the Florida Climate Center, there have been nine hurricans
in the last 10 years, so yeah, kinda true.
I live in Utah, I grill all year round, Of coarse my grill and
smoker are on the back patio that has a roof over it.
Steak and burgers are always better grilled IMHO.
I miss my Weber. I had a local source for mesquite wood, and loved to grill with it. I had a dinner party, did a tri-tip, and one of the
guests bit into a piece of it, his eyes opened wide, and he said,
through a mouthful of meat, "I hate my gas grill now".
Most the people I know are getting Traeger grills. They're electric
wood pellet grills, pretty pricey but you can smoke a brisket to
perfection.
As someone that has had a Traeger for like 15 years now, you're just paying for the name (yes, I got suckered, too). You can do the exact same thing and get the same flavor with just about any smoker half the price.
Most the people I know are getting Traeger grills. They're electric wood pellet grills, pretty pricey but you can smoke a brisket to perfection.
As someone that has had a Traeger for like 15 years now, you're just paying for the name (yes, I got suckered, too). You can do the exact same thing and get the same flavor with just about any smoker half the price.
My electric grill...I got it at the memorial day sale at RCwilley's furniture as a door buster.
Yep that's what we all said in previous messages.
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