Posts tagged: bbq
Make a 6-Pack Caddy
By DIY Maven
I'm a little late to the party on this one, as it would have been perfect for summer grilling on the deck/patio/balcony....but...better late than never. Besides being a perfect carry-all for BBQs, it could also come in handy around the house. To make one, you'll need the following:
3rd Ward’s Green Bikes Birthday Block Party
By 3rd Ward Brooklyn3rd Ward’s Green Bikes Birthday Block Party, May 3, 2 to 8 p, FREE admission & Colt 45
Good things come in threes. So for our 3rd Anniversary in Brooklyn, we announce Green Bikes! Starting in May, when you sign up for a 3rd Ward membership you get a free bike!
www.3rdward.com/greenbikes
To celebrate, we're throwing a massive block party right outside our door. We’ve taken over Stagg Street for a day filled with:
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The Bucket BBQ
By DIY Maven
Just in time for summertime fun is Pottery Barn’s new Portable BBQ Grill. Perfect for the beach, the lightweight, stainless steel grill has a convenient carrying handle that hides away when it’s weenie time. Available through their catalog or website, the grill will set you back $39.
Drunk Butt Chicken Heads
By DIY Maven
Continuing with the BBQ theme, let’s discuss the popular trend of shoving a can of beer up the rear of a chicken before placing said meal on the Weber. Apparently, the chicken comes out moist and dead drunk. (Get it? Dead drunk. Heh.) Anyhoo, now to humiliate the poultry even more, you can stick one of these ceramic heads on the chicken before it’s cooked. You can find them on Amazon for 15 bucks a head. (Get it? A head. Heh.) Via Greenhead
How Zorro Barbeques
By DIY Maven
Show your weenie who’s boss with this BBQ sword from Firebox. You can pre-order it for about 30 bucks US. Via NotCot.
Roast My Weenie
By DIY Maven
Hey, check out the little man with the big weenie! The stainless steel stick figure ($15) could be just the thing for your next barbeque or tailgate party as he’ll keep your hotdogs and sausages far enough away from the coals to prevent burnt kabobs. And this guy isn’t a one trick pony either; his other appendages are useful too, as you can use his arms to roast peppers or mushrooms. Via Greenhead.
Grill Better.
By ChrisjobDisclaimer: Though I do identify as a male, I am by no means a suburban beef-worshipper with a tacky apron that won’t let anyone else’s spatula touch my holy grates. But as with sautéing, roasting, broiling, braising, and the like, grilling is an essential and obtainable mode of cooking for the home chef. It is, in fact, probably humankind’s oldest, and most misunderstood, method of heat application.
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