You guys from South America now how a barbecue grill look like! Would you post a picture of your grills please! Im gone try to build my own , not that Weber grills type .

thanks
Matts

Here a picture of that we use in the camp, farms etc... we use direct on ground
http://images04.olx.com.ar/ui/...Parrilla-70-x-50.jpg
here a more bigger and elaborated for clubs or Restaurants;
http://www.palasderey.com.ar/i...o_2/parrilla_WEB.jpg
And this for our houses
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_KE5F...EY/s400/parrilla.JPG

Put in Google imagens "Parrilla" or "asador" and You will see hundreds of them.Good Luck K.R. Guille

While not from South America, we shamelessly stole this idea from South Africa. The logs are started over the gas lighter that you can see below the wood. When the coals are ready, the grill swings out of the way and you shovel them under the grill area. The grill is mounted on a trailer hitch jack so it is adjustable. When dinner is over, on a cool night you throw some more logs on and you sit around the fire pit.

When I was working in Central Spain, I was at a restaurant that had a large round parrilla in the center. The unique part about this grill is that it was round and had handles like an old ship's wheel. It had an acme threaded hub in the center and a large acme thead that went to the ceiling. The cook constantly adjusted the heat by spinning the wheel up or down.

Now if you were truly a lucky man, you could get Guillermo or Juan Pablo to come over and show you how to use it!!!!!

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Originally posted by billinthewild:
Now if you were truly a lucky man, you could get Guillermo or Juan Pablo to come over and show you how to use it!!!!!

If they gone hunt some moose in Sweden , help me how to barbecue . Guillermo have you not beet invited to Norma for moosehunt? If not what a shame!

Matts

On the other hand, who needs a grill?

Google "santa Maria style barbecue pits"