What is another word for BBQ?

Pronunciation: [bˌiːbˌiːkjˈuː] (IPA)

Barbecue, often shortened as BBQ, refers to the cooking method that involves grilling, smoking and roasting meat over an open fire or a charcoal grill. The word has become so commonly used that it's almost impossible to find synonyms for it. However, there are a few words that can be used to describe this method of cooking, including grilling, roasting, smoking, baking, and broiling. Grilling is the most popular method of BBQ and involves cooking food over direct heat at high temperatures. Roasting is a slow cooking method that involves baking the meat over an open flame. Smoking is another method that involves slowly cooking meat over indirect heat with flavorful wood chips or charcoal.

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Famous quotes with Bbq

  • Nick Cave and myself got up and did karaoke in Brisbane one night at this Mongolian BBQ karaoke restaurant. It was just a bunch of normal, Brisbane folk. Me and Nick got up to do "Fernado", "Sometimes When We Touch" and "He's Not Heavy, He's My Brother". I was just playing the straight man, but Nick was doing the whole Birthday Party bit, with the kneedrops and the 'Raarrggh!', running up to tables doing the cabaret terrorist act, kissing old ladies. They took it for two numbers, and by the third they'd had enough and wanted to go back to, well, enjoying their evening.
    Nick Cave
  • The United States of America will become the United States of Banana. And Puerto Rico will be the first half-and-half banana republic state incorporated that will secede from the union. Then will come Liberty Island, then Mississippi Burning, Texas BBQ, Kentucky Fried Chicken—all of them—New York Yankees, Jersey Devils—you name it—will want to break apart—and demand a separation—a divorce. Things will not go well for the banana republic when the shackles and chains of democracy break loose and unleash the dogs of war. Separation—divorce—disintegration of subject matters that don’t matter anymore—only verbs—actions. Americans will walk like chickens with their heads cut off.
    Giannina Braschi

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