Trolley: 50 x 30 x 85cm (approx.), Gas cooking area: 54 x 37cm (approx.), Charcoal cooking area: 50.5 x 37cm (approx.) Briquettes and self-lighting charcoal contain chemicals and give off strong odours that will impact on the flavour of your food If you're a big fan of hosting outdoor soirees, enhance your parties with a barbecue. Gas, charcoal or dual fuel - we've got something in store for all enthusiasts. A summer-time favourite, you can use it to prepare almost everything on the menu with less effort and more flavour. Grill all kinds of meats, flip some burgers, or grill veggies if you like. Elevate your barbeque parties with a gas BBQ. Sleek and sophisticated–they’re a great choice for whipping up multiple dishes in one place. Most of them come with extra storage space underneath to pop in everything from cooking oils to tableware and more.

Basic grill BBQ: For simple straightforward cooking, this style of barbecue – which comes without a hood or air vents – will do a good job. However, you have to stay by it, learn how to use barbecue coals to create various heat zones around the grill, and regularly turn and move the food for even and safe cookingIf the barbecue has vents, close them: This will cut off the oxygen supply to the coals, so they start to cool down. You'll want to let the coals cool for several hours before attempting to take them out.

Keep your prized BBQ shipshape with our nifty range of barbecue covers. Come dust, rain, or snow–our covers are designed using strong, waterproof polyester to keep your barbecue in top condition when it's not sizzling away. From small covers for kettle BBQs to large covers for heavy-duty ones, there's a whole range of different sizes you can choose from to protect your grill. Cooking results: We considered evenness, taste, texture and succulence of the cooked food during testing Whole aubergine: We recorded how long it took to grill whole aubergines until soft all over and the skin was blistered

All Tepro BBQ's have a 2 year warranty, and we provide full retailer marketing support as well as online parts support. Heat thermometers: Not a standard feature on many models, but particularly handy if you're cooking meat joints and wanting to reliably achieve the same cooking results over and over. BBQ: 159 x 53 x 102cm (approx.), Cooking Size per Grill: 49.5 x 38cm (approx.), Cooking Height: 82cm (approx.), Chrome Wire Grills: 24.5 x 38cm each (approx.). Wheels: 15cm (approx.).

Dispose of the ashes: Once the coals have cooled completely, use a shovel (ideally a metal one) – to scoop them into a container. Never dispose of hot ashes in a plastic or paper container, as they can easily ignite. Once you've decided which barbecue to buy, the style will depend on how many people you want to cook for, what you want to do with it, the space you have, budget and how often you will use it. White burger buns: Popping these on the grill is an easy way to warm and toast them with defined grill linesEase of cleaning: Is the model easy to clean? Are there manufacturer's guidelines provided to help with cleaning? Soak the coals: To make sure the coals are extinguished, you can also pour water over them – be sure to use lots of water so you've completely saturated them.

Choose your charcoal carefully. It is possible to buy sustainable charcoal which generally will be more expensive. However, you should need less of it because it burns more slowly, and gives out better heat, which will offset some of that cost American-style grills or domed kettles: These barbecues are more versatile. By using the hood and air vents, heat can go from hot and fast for cooking over the coals (known as direct cooking), to long and slow for smoking or cooking large joints of meat or whole fish. Some barbecues have vents that can be adjusted to feed the coals with air Add some more character to your outdoors with a gazebo. Whether it’s raining or too sunny outside, they're great for protecting you and your grill from the elements. Go for one of our pop-up gazebos which can be set up and folded in a jiffy. Size: Depending on the style, some barbecues can cater for large gatherings and others are best suited to two people. Coal distribution will also affect cooking capacity. For example, sometimes it's easier to distribute your coals and achieve even direct heat in barrel barbecues than in dome-bottomed kettle modelsAdjustable air vents: These will feed your coals with air and allow you to change the cooking temperature beneath a cooking hood.