Electric bbq

[Pusscat]

The thread on Spanish BBQ had me thinking.

If there is a no naked flame policy for the driest part of the year and sites will only allow electric BBQs, has anyone had experience of them?

I was thinking that they’d need to be quite power hungry and on EHU abroad, usually the amp rating is quite low.

Anyone out there using them? Any recommendations? Or would it be better just to forget them for use on EHU?

 

[Cheshirecat57]

We used a Teppanyaki style hotplate from Quest, large size ,less than 4 amps for outside on EHU

Now, there is no way this could be called “bbq” but for 2 it was a half way house solution when conditions suited

 

[Vanderek]

Teppanyaki for us too !

 

[Jays2]

It’s a large frying pan, to be honest.
BBQ imparts the flavour of the system it’s cooked on, ie it burns your food in certain places

 

[RM_Marine]

Weber does this

I've got the same but in gas and I have no issues with it at all

Weber Q1400 1 burner Electric BBQ

It’s a sunny day, ideal weather for dining out. Open your balcony door, plug in the grill, and enjoy the ambiance without leaving home. An urban barbecue is no longer wishful thinking with a Q 1400 electric grill.

www.diy.com

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[tonyidle]

BBQ imparts the flavour of the system it’s cooked on, ie it burns your food in certain places

Except in the middle where it's still raw .

 

[John Barrett]

I mentioned on another thread that our Ninja air fryer has largely taken over from the bbq!

 

[Odd-no-more]

Weber does this

I've got the same but in gas and I have no issues with it at all

Weber Q1400 1 burner Electric BBQ

It’s a sunny day, ideal weather for dining out. Open your balcony door, plug in the grill, and enjoy the ambiance without leaving home. An urban barbecue is no longer wishful thinking with a Q 1400 electric grill.

www.diy.com

2.2kw so just under 10amps a lot of Spanish sites wouldn't have enough power for it

 

[Pusscat]

2.2kw so just under 10amps a lot of Spanish sites wouldn't have enough power for it

H’mm…that’s what I was thinking..what’s the average amp rating on Spanish and French sites now?

 

[joe and sue]

George Foreman Grill !!

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[Norfolk Nige]

Weber does this

I've got the same but in gas and I have no issues with it at all

Weber Q1400 1 burner Electric BBQ

It’s a sunny day, ideal weather for dining out. Open your balcony door, plug in the grill, and enjoy the ambiance without leaving home. An urban barbecue is no longer wishful thinking with a Q 1400 electric grill.

www.diy.com

I used to have one of these in my apartment in Spain. It worked well. Now have a larger gas model at home. Very happy with it.

 

[Puddleduck]

We used a Teppanyaki style hotplate from Quest, large size ,less than 4 amps for outside on EHU

Now, there is no way this could be called “bbq” but for 2 it was a half way house solution when conditions suited

Ours was a Lidl special and the box says "Power Consumption 2000W". We make sure everything else if off when we use it.

 

[Odd-no-more]

H’mm…that’s what I was thinking..what’s the average amp rating on Spanish and French sites now?

Some have 10 ams but charge extra most are 6 amp,or at least the last time I went, I wouldn't want to carry one for the number of times it could be used.