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Barbecues



The barbecues I built as an apprentice were always made to grill a dozen steaks, have side sections for all kinds if storage and at least 3 cooking levels which could mean tender, cooked or frazzled, depending on your choice.

Today you don’t just cook with wood and charcoal but have gas grills with removable parts that keep the whole unit in pristine condition.

Cooking is very controlled and grilling produces a wonderful taste for meats, fish and vegetables. I’m sure there are countless recipes for grilling just about any food should you want.

Brick built are still an old favourite and when done correctly will last for more than 1 generation.

The styles and variations can be traditional, below ground, oven types or just simply HUGE. There’s something old fashioned and say a lot for family togetherness about manufactured or brickwork barbecues that’s hard to imitate with any other activity in the garden.

Mike Lyons.....Any questions! Please contact me.

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