BBQ or Grill?

[Sleepie]

just curious again :p

[Tarissa]

fuckin' A i'm first grill vote

[Vinen]

Grill

[Vestax]

Hot Weather ... Cold beer.... Women in Bikini`s ..... Has too be BBQ!

[Zappo]

vestax get on AIM now!

[Gheltire]

do both!

brats and burgers, brisket and beer!

well ok you can't cook be...well yes, yes you can!

[Rika]

yes! take a whole chicken (hopefully you take off the disgusting skin part!), pop open a can of budewiser, shove it up its ass, and let it cook on the grill like that.! its good

[Twizzted]

You BBQ on a grill, don't see where the confusion is on this.

[Gheltire]

Twizzted is not from Texas

[Gwaar]

(hopefully you take off the disgusting skin part

Why waste one of the best tasting parts of the chicken!

[Lasgo]

its a grill :p

[Azis]

so when your hanging with friends and there is cooking over a flame...are you at a "BBQ" or a "grill"?

Point made!





BBQ!

[Vinilaa]

so when your hanging with friends and there is cooking over a flame...are you at a "BBQ" or a "grill"?

Point made!





BBQ!



Yep. Or if you're in South Africa it's a Braai (http://www.barbecue-online.co.uk/barbecue_tips/south_african_braai.htm) :cool:

[Lonskils]

you are at a bbq but you are grilling out

[BobDole901]

you are at a bbq but you are grilling out


As lons said, you use a grill at a bbq.

[Rika]

Still posting on this thread? Its a grill that is used to cook BBQ. You are at a BBQ cooking on a grill. If most of you were living in places where you could actually get real BBQ such as kansas, oklahoma or texas you would understand the difference. The only way these could be mixed up is if you don't season your meat it could be called grilled chicken. But heavily seasoned or marinated meat would be considered of the BBQ variety.


barbeque BBQ

n 1: meat that has been barbecued or grilled in a highly seasoned sauce [syn: barbecue] 2: a cookout in which food is cooked over an open fire; especially a whole animal carcass roasted on a spit [syn: barbecue] 3: a rack to hold meat for cooking over hot charcoal usually out of doors [syn: barbecue]


Grill
n.
A cooking surface of parallel metal bars; a gridiron.
Food cooked by broiling or grilling.


A grillroom.
A series of marks grilled or embossed on a surface.
Variant of grille.

As you can see the grill is the tool resulting in grilled food, but BBQ is the product and the act in a more natural term. You dont say im gonna eat some grill, but you can say im gonna eat some BBQ. Just as you dont say im going to a grill today. Im going to a bbq. But then again some of you call soda, pop.. So i guess you could be backwards and say im going to a grill, but a grill as a destination seems kinda odd.

Oh ps in Texas its commonly called a pit or a bbq pit. (the grill filled with hot coals)

[Gheltire]

http://bbq.about.com/library/graphics/chuck1.jpg
BBQ

http://www.sportgrill.com/images/indexjpg_08.jpg

sportgrill?? wtf is a sports grill - that picture was taken in the Hamptons I'm sure

Actually there's not much of a difference....but I guess what it's more like is you Yanks might all say pop or soda, but we say coke, as our general term for soft drink....if we head up north and say "I'd like a coke" one of you might tell us we only have pepsi, and we'd look at you sideways because we didn't tell you which coke we wanted!:P

Supposedly it depends on what kind of meat you are using, and what temperature you are cooking it at

You can grill steak, because you cook it at lower temperatures, for longer

You BBQ brisket because you shove it in at higher temps

Some meat you can do either way, like chicken

But come on, "grilling" evokes a buncha guys in Dockers and Long Island Ice Teas discussing the rough day on the market. BBQ is for shitkickers and ropers and tailgate parties and 4th of July Family Reunions (the southerner's last resort at finding a bride)

Would John Wayne "grill"? Hell no.