"barbecue" or "cook-out"
 

what term do you use to grill your food outdoors on a grill?

because i'm have a friendly arguement going on with a very stubborn girl right now.:helpme

BBQ, baby

Well are you on the right side or the wrong side?

Block party

I say, lets grill out. Does that make me a wigger....dang it I knew it.

BBQ:thumbsup

i believe i am always right :glugglug


i'm from the east coast so i have to say BBQ

BBQ

These are the rules. I saw it on a BBQ special on tv.

1. it is only bbq if you are barbeque'n. and that means something like ribs, that you slowly cook, or a pig.

2. you can not bbw hot dogs or hamburgers. If you are cooking hot dogs, or hamburgers that is grilling.

BBQ

BBQ, unless you are doing stuff that doesn't require BBQ sauce.


But what fun is that?

BBQ :thumbsup

i try not to have any bbws at my BBqs:1orglaugh

It's bar-b-que! Nothing else! :winkwink:

Haha, rules like that crack me up.

I have a BBQ on my porch. Anything I cook in there just got BBQ'd. Fuck the naming rules; it's MY BBQ so anything that cooks in it has been BBQ'd :thumbsup

Maybe someday I'll lift my pinkee when sipping tea; only then will I "grill" anything in my BBQ.

haha, true...it's not like you get called to a BBQ and only see hotdogs and be like this not a BBQ, this is grilling :1orglaugh

Secret is in the sauce... if there is no sauce... you are cooking out, that is unless your in OZ.

I call it different things at different times. I usually say grilling of cooking out unless we're actually barbecuing something.

so far the BBQs are winning, but the cook-outs are catching up. just when i thought that i was gonna win this argument:)

BBQ for me! :winkwink:

BBQ but when I lived in Pennsylvania we called it a cook out.

I say BBQ:thumbsup

BBQ would be the word :thumbsup

BBQ all the way!

BBQ :thumbsup :thumbsup

bbq

BBQ i think is the term i use most often

The correct terminology is GRILLING. You can place any meat or vegetable on the GRILL and GRILL it.

You are BARBEQUING if you use any form of Barbeque Sauce.

Glad thats cleared up!

Maybe it's a regional thing. Down here in the South, it's "cookin' out". Sometimes we "cook out on the grill". :winkwink:

To me, bbq'ing is actually making bbq or putting bbq sauce on something. But if I'm bbq'ing on the grill, I still call it cooking out. :1orglaugh

BBQ! Nothing else!

I think they are both right.......

BBQ-if theres ribs
Cookout- no ribs, just burgers and hotdogs :thumbsup

Sauce has dick-all to do with it. If you are cooking something using a barbecue, then you are technically......



BARBECUING




Helloo? Anyone like, hoome??



I say barbecue.
As in, this food has been barbecued.
Let's have a barbecue.
Hey you, get away from my barbecue.
Would you like your wiener boiled or barbecued?
Just shut up and barbecue already.

Now we are talking about my passion here!


In the North they say BBQ, in the south we say Grill!

Grilling is over a direct flame, BBQ is over an indirect flame (slow cooked)

Feel free to ask some others who GRILL on a daily basis

Sharky's Grilling Forums

Don't burn my steak bitch :feels-hot

You are half right at least:-))

hell, as long as the food tastes good, you can call it whatever the hell ya feel like!

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But we don't call it a "barbecue", here. :1orglaugh We call it a grill. Occasionally, you might hear someone referring to it as a "barbecue pit", but that's usually only if it's one of those big, huge brick monstrosities that have to be built.

ace0r -

Nice rig! have anymore pics?

thanks. i grill/cookout/bbq so much(dont know what to call it anymore) had to get it rigged to the houses gas line, went thru tanks so quick it was becoming a pain in the ass.
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grill.

Cookout at da crib.

Cook

Grill :)

Hey hey mista izz

Let's see here.....

"I was invited to a backyard barbecue"

"I was invited to a backyard grill"



.... grill sounds stupid. It's definitely a barbecue, you people are definitely barbecuing, your food has definitely been barbecued.


Besides, how did this "grill" shit even get into this thread. I thought the choices were barbecue (bbq) and cook-out. A backyard cook-out sounds better than a backyard grill, but a cook-out could mean anything, the food could be cooked in numerous ways. The term "barbecue" leaves no doubt as to what's happening.

we've always called it a barbeque here, maybe it is a north-south thing.

and as cd said, grill does sound stupid, make me think of my foreman grill

bbq or grill it:thumbsup

leave it to a canadian to say something like "I was invited to a backyard barbecue"

I'd have to go with BBQ out here on the west coast too. I'm gettin hungry now :)