Late spring signals the arrival of the barbecue season. This is the time of the year when you can't avoid the unpleasant smell of fried burgers wherever you go, as people go to barbecue-crazy, which makes most of the weather. You might think that it’s harder to get a barbecue organized in the city than in the suburbs or the countryside, but in fact you have several options to cook your dinner to perfection on the grill, which is pretty easy to get sorted.
Barbecue for windows
True barbecue connoisseurs can look at this from below and consider it unreliable, but creating an electric barbecue on the windowsill is a great way to get your dose of fried food. This is an ideal option for those who live in apartments without access to the garden or balcony.
Electric grills come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but, as a rule, do not cost land. Before making a purchase, be sure to measure the window sill to find out what size it can accommodate. In addition, make sure that the surface is fire resistant or that the grill will not touch or act on it even from a distance.
Although you might think that it’s great that you have cooking smells that can go through the window, you may want to check with your neighbors wherever they are, especially if the space between the windows is very limited.
Barbecue in the park
Park BBQ is easy to organize, as all you need is a disposable or portable barbecue. Just make sure that the rules of the parks allow the grill, as in some places it is forbidden because of the potential danger of fire and damage that can be caused by grass. For this reason, many parks have certain barbecue areas that are often painted and may contain picnic tables and litter bins for your comfort.
In some countries, such as Australia, you can even find permanent barbecues in the park that work in the first place and simply require you to bring your own coal and lighter equipment.
Public barbecue
So, do you live in a residential complex or an impasse with access to a common garden? Or is your home located in an area with village green? Barbecuing can be a great way to communicate with your neighbors. This is a type of event that will appeal to all age groups that are great for communities of mixed generations that might otherwise find suitable occasions and activities to spend time together.
In small communities you can get rid of the use of simple coal barbecues. Probably someone has one that you could borrow, or, alternatively, you can collect everything to buy it with a local garden center or a home store.
For larger parties like those in the countryside, you can hire equipment that is more durable and can handle large amounts of food. If you really want to plow, you can hire a professional food service provider to take care of feeding the crowds, which, if necessary, bring your own barbecue and even a portable power generator, since commercial grills often do not have electricity from coal or gas. Refrigeration devices will also use this, as it is important to maintain refrigerated products for health and safety.
