Give me a bit of time to find it, and I'll post my marinade recipe for chicken.

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Chicken Marinade

Onion – 1 medium blended
Garlic – 2 cloves
Soy Sauce – to darken
Ginger – (powdered) 1 teaspoon
Brown Sugar – 1 ½ tablespoons
White Wine (or sherry)
Pepper
Oil – fair pour

This works well for barbecued chicken. It's best to use thinly slices breast or thin fillets.
Marinade overnight.

Gas BBQ’s come in 3 types

Gas Assisted

These are basically standard Charcoal BBQ’s but with a gas igniter to get the coals “up and running” quickly and easily

Gas with Rocks

This is a Gas Burner but have lava rock over it. The flame heats up the rocks and so fat can drip onto the rocks so giving a similar taste to Charcoal. Some allow you to add wood shavings for extra flavour

Gas – Griddle

This is a mixture of either gas hotplates – basically a fixed frying pan or Gas flame covered by a cap with an open grill. Basically it acts like an upside down grill and probably gives the least authentic BBQ taste.

As far as I'm concerned, if it's gas, it's not a barbecue (it's a grill).

Damn right! Hell yeah!

Sorry, I couldn't see any more suitable smilies... redneck style maybe?

Surfing the web on my mobile 'phone last night, (checking the latest scores) I found this site, which I will I will base my design on...

http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/barbecue/

Totally agree

Looks good.

Another barbecue pic, if y’all are in’erested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/simon_aughton/3521627996/

Ok... that looks good. Did you make it yourself or buy it?

I think that would be a lot more challenging than building a brick one.

Bought one of THESE A couple of weeks ago. Tried it last weekend. It did a really good job of lighting the charcoal. I used less coal than normal because unlike when I do it by hand all the coal was used, there were no unlit bits in the corners. I can strongly recommend them.

It was a flat pack kit. I used to have a very similar one that came from Homebase, buthis one came from Belgium and had the worst assembly instructions I have ever seen. In the end, after lots of swearing, I binned them and worked it out for myself.