Windy Grilling

Sometimes when we grill we have to come up with creative ways to keep the wind from blowing out the flame on our grill.

Ever had that issue?  What do you do?  How do you cook outside when the wind is blowing more than a gentle breeze?

We love to grill but if it is windy out side it makes it tougher to get the job done.  Sometimes I put the grill down on the ground, or behind the Roadrunner to block the wind.  Sometimes I open two of the bay doors on the RV and set it between them to get out of the wind.  I have also tried taking plastic covers from our storage bins and placing it in strategic positions near the grill in order to block the wind.

Then we parked near Bob and I saw how he did it.  Looked almost too easy.  So here are my 5 easy steps to successful grilling in the wind:

1. Get package in the mail and confirm it is not bent.

2. Use pliers, screwdriver (if needed) and knife to open package and remove staples from card board.

3. Read instructions and product information of The Grill Guard.

4.  Use encolosed safety pin to score protective cellophane around rivets and remove cellophane.

5.  Unfold, insert cotter pins along the bottom sides and place grill inside.

Done.

My operational test and evaluation of the Grill Guard was a success!  It worked great and I am sure we'll be doing a lot more cooking on the grill in windy weather.