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Can you barbecue in winter? Yes, you can, but you need to hold a winter barbecue party, which is a little different from the summer barbecue. Many people think that barbecues need to be kept until summer. However, this is not necessary.

In Siberia, the barbecue season never stops, even in sub zero temperatures. Alissa Timoshkina, a culinary writer who grew up in Omsk, recalled: "We would go to the forest, clear the snow and have parties. It was an amazing basic experience to be in the nature and surround the fire.". "The key is to wear it like skiing: cushioned, layered, waterproof." 

Of course, gathering in the woods is strictly prohibited during the blockade, but this experience shows how Britain accepts winter barbecues - even if it is limited to the back garden. With the closure of restaurants, even picnics in parks are prohibited. Barbecue is one of the few ways to turn family dining into a special occasion.

There is no denying the necessity of using the correct equipment. Most people barbecue with gas or propane in winter. But if you want the unique smoke smell of the charcoal grill, you can still use charcoal... It only takes a little more time and effort to heat the charcoal briquettes to the proper temperature.



The smart way to grill effectively with charcoal in winter is to use a cast iron grill. This multi-function tool allows you to barbecue, smoke, roast, braise, fry or slowly cook food. It is also made of material that is thicker than a typical grill, so it has better heat because it has less heat. Take out all your barbecue necessities, including tableware, oven gloves, matches, etc. Install a light connected to the barbecue so you can see what you are doing in the dark. Try not to use too many cables, because if you can't see them in the dark, they will become a security problem.  

At the same time, follow the safety procedures for barbecue in winter. Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean that an unguarded grill can't catch fire. Pay attention to the fire code and bbq safety issues, and take positive measures to prevent. For example, have a bucket of water or a fire extinguisher handy. Someone should watch the barbecue outside at any time. If children are present, make sure they keep away from the grill and realize that it is too hot to touch. Do not wear snow gloves, long scarves or other loose clothing that may catch fire. Use heat-resistant barbecue gloves to keep your hands warm and safe. Never use an outdoor grill indoors... even in the garage. Keep your barbecue away from overhangs that may snow. The heat of the grill is enough to melt the snow and let it fall on you!



A winter barbecue is the perfect way to brighten up a drab winter afternoon. It's easy to throw a successful party that your friends and family will enjoy.