Cold-weather cooking

Believe it or not, I cooked a turkey on this grill after I brushed the snow off. Preheat the grill, put the turkey on and go inside where it's warm and watch the ballgame!

It's starting to get cold now but that's no reason to put your Holland Grill up for the winter. You can enjoy that great Holland Grill taste all year long with these great tips on how to cook in cold weather.

The Holland Grill will cook a little slower in colder, windy weather. That's just a fact of nature. But DON'T PANIC! You can still enjoy all your favorite grilled foods during the winter. Yes, it may take a little longer than it did back in the summer when the temperature was 90 degrees. But you know it will be worth the wait. CLICK HERE for tips on how to cook in cold weather.