This is probably not the most practical way to barbecue your next Super Bowl dinner but if you like small meals and tiny burgers on the go, you can try making yourself a DIY Altoids Mini BBQ.
This one is powered by a standard-sized charcoal briquette and is capable of cooking a full-size hot dog (cut down to size) or smaller hamburger patties with ease. It gets mighty hot after it’s fired up so use plenty of caution and keep a large glass of water handy.
You know how crazy I am about BBQ (as evidenced by my HD video of my friend’s medieval BBQ on Super Bowl every year), but did you know that you can make your own BBQ Pit in your backyard?
Perhaps this isn’t your typical BBQ to slow-roast some tri-tips but definitely, making this DIY BBQ Pit will make you feel like you are camping, perhaps get your family together for some nice medium-rare marshmallows.
Of course, on the other side of the spectrum, we
When you buy a gas grill, there’s a big price-hike in gas grills with temperature meters and those without. You don’t need to pay extra for temperature gauge, you can get an $8 temp gauge, drill a hole, and install it yourself. (and save a bunch of money)
This could be a great way to closely watch how well done your steaks are for those of you who have gas grills but no temperature gauge.
Anyone who has priced gas grills knows that there is a significant price step up between those that have a temperature gauge (man talk for thermometer) and those that don̵
