Help! Last minute recipes needed!

[sheejo]

Heading to a cottage... Very last minute. I have not had the chance to grab any kit but want to show I can use a grill. They have some 10 year old gas BBQ but was looking for tips on what I should cook. Please help!

Don't want to throw on just hot dogs (they have a time and place). Thinking pork or chicken drummies or thighs if you have tips.

[EdF]

That's pretty wide open, Boss! Sausage, chicken, ribs come to mind as easy stuff. Steak, hamburgers, franks can work too.

[sheejo]

True. I have updated the post. I loose reception in a couple of hours so in a rush. Trying to use the forum rather than just googling the answer.

[sheejo]

Plan b is huge amounts of liquor to hide bad food.

[RonB]

Spatchcock chicken using Simon and Garfunkel rub.

[mnavarre]

No kit and a grill you've never cooked on before? I'd probably just grab a few types of sausage and do a sausage bath. It's easy, relatively foolproof and you are pretty much required to start drinking early.

[Keiferr]

Wings, drummies, steak.

[HorseDoctor]

Keep it simple! Steaks & chops. Little seasoned salt & pepper. Piece of cake to cook on any grill!!! You’ll be a hero! Everything tastes better at the cabin!!! 😋

[gcdmd]

Agreed!

[Larry Grover]

Beer can chicken? Simple and it's got a bit of a "cool" factor if they've never seen it before and cooks good in a gas grill. And plan B is good - pass a bottle of whiskey around as it's cooking.

[gcdmd]

It's hard to beat a good grilled steak. Grilled chicken thighs may be a new treat for some of your fellow campers (or cabiners). S & P for seasoning.
The key, under your circumstances, is to keep it simple, as HorseDoctor said above.