Everything on barbecues

Want a large outdoor kitchen or a compact barbecue that you can easily take with you? And what barbecue type suits you best? A charcoal barbecue gives a delicious authentic smoke flavor, and an electric barbecue doesn't produce smoke and heats up no time. In these articles, we'll give you all the information you need to choose the best barbecue for you.

You've bought a new barbecue, but now you have to use it. Each barbecue is different, but there are a few basic rules you should know. We'll also give you tips on different cooking techniques and lighters here, so you can get the most out of your barbecue.

Using the barbecue is the fun part, but maintaining your barbecue is also part of the process. You'll have to clean your barbecue regularly, and check if everything is still working properly and safely every now and then. We'll you how best to take care of your BBQ here.

With a charcoal barbecue, you can give your meals an authentic smoke and grill flavor. It take a bit longer before this BBQ reaches the right temperature, but it's easier to take with you than an electric barbecue, for example. That's because you don't have to depend on a socket.

You can connect a gas barbecue to a gas bottle with butane or propane gas. Gas bottles can be big, but a gas barbecue is easy to use and heats up quickly. You can easily adjust the temperature with the dials. A gas barbecue doesn't produce smoke, so you can also use it in a courtyard or small garden.

Put the connector of your electric barbecue in the socket, and you can grill within 10 minutes. Because your BBQ heats your dishes with heating elements, it'll barely produce any smoke. In addition, there are many small and compact electric barbecues which you can easily take to the park or your balcony. Note that you do need an electricity connection.

The Kamado barbecue became very popular over the past years. Thanks to its thick ceramic bowl and the heavy lid, you can keep the temperature under control. This way, you can grill at high temperatures and use slow cooking. This makes the kamado BBQ versatile in use.

Are you an enthusiastic barbecuer who wants more than just putting a few pieces of meat on the grill? Choose an outdoor kitchen. Outdoor kitchens come in various shapes and sizes. We'll explain how to choose the right outdoor kitchen and how to use it below.

A barbecue isn't complete without BBQ accessories, of course. From spatulas to thongs, and from meat thermometers to protection for your barbecue. We'll tell you all about barbecue accessories you need here.