Rolling Out the Welcome Carpet
Welcome to our new and improved website.
The season has started with a bang. We have been busy since the snow melted. Even though we are having trying economic times fundraisers are still going strong. Over the 13 years I have been BBQ’ing I have never seen so many people wanting BBQ for their wedding reception as I have seen this year.We are going into graduation time and invite you to give your graduate the best. They worked hard for 12 years so give them the Best BBQ in Port Clinton.
Read about how we came to be under “About Grandma“. Check out the articles we have written to help you have a better BBQ in your own backyard. The BBQ Tips may be of interest in that it will help you pick out what meat is best for your event. We’ve included a few tips we use in our everyday BBQ’s that may assist you in your own backyard. The neighbors will be jealous when they smell that good aroma coming from your yard.
Lots more photos have been added for you to view. Please find my granddaughters in the photos-they will be the cute ones. I am so very proud of them, I have to share them with you.
Our newest addition that truly brings us into the internet age is our “blog”. Everyone is doing it these days and we are no exception. As summer is a very busy time for us I will try my best to blog at least once a week. We want you to keep track of us so follow us on Twitter or Facebook.
New articles will be added as they are developed. Not all will be about BBQ we’re planning some on other subjects that apply to us in one way or another.
So sit down, click, read and enjoy your visit. Good BBQ’ing- Keep the smoke rolling!!

deck is still in good condition for holding those barbecues. Make sure any repairs are done and the area is clean. Not only will you appeal to your guests and family,but you will create a clean and safe workspace for your grilling.
This article will help you cook in your backyard just like we would if we were there. We follow these tips but on a much larger scale. You can produce the same good BBQ in your own backyard. Try our tips and see. Be sure to use your favorite spices.
Buy your red meat several days prior to your cook out. This gives the meat time to age and also softens the muscle.
