Hello everyone,
I found safe occurrences on Google which helped me conclude that the phrase "make barbecue" is natural/idiomatic. Here are two of them.
- ''There are thousands of recipes for making delicious barbecue but check out these three simple, easy to make and awesome recipes.''[Yahoo.voices - USA]
- ''That's the basics. But what's missing is the story of how Stan really learned how to make barbecue.''[seattleweekly.com - USA]
My question is: Do you agree with me that "make barbecue" is natural/idiomatic in English? If not, what do you suggest?
Meaning intended: prepare barbecued meat, make it ready to eat
Thank you in advance!
I found safe occurrences on Google which helped me conclude that the phrase "make barbecue" is natural/idiomatic. Here are two of them.
- ''There are thousands of recipes for making delicious barbecue but check out these three simple, easy to make and awesome recipes.''[Yahoo.voices - USA]
- ''That's the basics. But what's missing is the story of how Stan really learned how to make barbecue.''[seattleweekly.com - USA]
My question is: Do you agree with me that "make barbecue" is natural/idiomatic in English? If not, what do you suggest?
Meaning intended: prepare barbecued meat, make it ready to eat
Thank you in advance!
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