SHOW US YOUR BBQ PIT CAVE (pics!!) :)

[Keith Hill]

I found this on a small island in the Torris Straits just off the tip of Aust.

It was just back from the beach, and just to the right was a area to sit and enjoy.

It looks like it has had plenty of work.

Keith

 

[Steve Whiting]

Alll my cookers and equipment are kept in my garage until needed. here is a picture from about 4 years ago. Since then I have converted the Weber OTG on the left to a Cajun Bandit smoker and added a SJG and a Lange 60 Deluxe. The wife and I are in the process of buying a new home with a much nicer back yard so I cant wait to move.

 

[Kurt]

Certainly nothin to brag about... But this is where the magic happens!!!

Grillin in the driveway so I can keep an eye on da rug rats and have a few cold ones with the neighbors...

Smokin in the side yard and stored in the garage next to my favorite toy...

Gonna b eatin n'at real soon on our nearly completed deck

Thanks for lookin n'at

 

[Frank H]

Big open carport for BBQ's. 3 Car lenghts long

nice setup....i love the carport . shade in the hot summer and shelter from the rain. sweet.

 

[Chad_M]

My cave, smoking in process

Inside:

 

[Don - Pitmaster Don]

Nice people haha ! Anymore bbq caves ?

 

[RD Hauch]

My BBQ/ Brew cave is on my patio. It's covered and lighted so I can que and brew in any weather and after dark.

 

[Brian Dahl]

Well, how fortuitous, I snapped this the other night.



There in not enough room, I have plans to expand this summer



and at night, aw-w-w

 

[Andy Beers]

Great lookin caves

 

[JimmyE]

It's so neat to see what everyone does, gotta get some pics on here after we open everything up outside.

 

[PeterZ]

Nothing special here, just my backyard.

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[David]

I posted this by mistake over in the I cleaned up my pit area by mistake, so repeating here.

Like most, my cook area is the backyard, which of course doubles for many things. The first picture is taken from the length of my house with about a 12 foot overhang with a screened in pool and and pool table. At the far end is a cabinet where I shoot a 20 yard archery target. The swimming pool is to the right across from the table and chairs, with a single entry through a locked screen door. The grills are actually behind me, but are moved when cooked, as seen in the next few shots....

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The grill family.

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Where they go when grilling, or close by. The gas grill stays a little bit closer in turned lengthways as I don't worry so much about excess smoke or leaping flames with it. Too close with the kettle or WSM, the smoke gets under the roof.

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Of course, if it is raining, I can keep high and dry.

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And the ole inside looking outside view, with food..

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I have given thought to building a full outdoor kitchen but the problem of moving it all indoors in the event of hurricane's make that a problem that I don't need to add to, so that will have to wait depending on future plans to change current location.

 

[Don - Pitmaster Don]

Nice look in caves yall

 

[Phil Perrin]

Ok,here's the back side of the grill garden.

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And here's the working side!

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Simple,yet gets the job done!

 

[Ray Crick]

Very nice Phil.
Ray

 

[Mike Cosgrove]

Wow Phil, I'd like to see some more of that.

 

[Kurt]

Tins all gots some nice set ups n'at

 

[Phil Perrin]

Thanks all. I'm still not feeling that well,but I've got to cut the grass this weekend and I'll try to get some more pics.

 

[J Pichey]

Here is my BBQ man cave.

 

[PeterZ]

Here is my BBQ man cave.

Love your back patio. looks like a great place to hang out, bbq, beer.........................yeaaaaah nice =)
Peter