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english barbecue

The English BBQ normally takes place in wet or threatening weather condition. He, the man of the house, shows his family how to light the BBQ using several pints of high octane fuel. He then cooks chicken drumsticks that are black on the outside and still bleeding in the middle. Sausages are also black on the outside while being raw in the middle.
Any Sunday afternoon between June and September in gardens in UK
english barbecue by Larry Power September 14, 2005
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english barbecue

The weather's alway's too shit for a traditional BBQ. Instead an Englishman just cooks up a normal meal in his kitchen, known as an English BBQ.
"You should come over for a good ol' English BBQ, I'll cook us up some octopus, steak and shrimp.
english barbecue by Diego August 18, 2003
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