As the evenings draw in and the leaves turn golden, many of us pack away our barbecues until spring. But who says outdoor cooking has to end when summer does?
There’s something special about stepping outside on a crisp autumn afternoon, lighting the charcoal and enjoying the unmistakable aroma of food cooking over fire. With a Primo Ceramic Grill, colder weather is simply an invitation to try something different.
Built for Every Season
Primo’s ceramic construction retains heat exceptionally well, helping maintain steady cooking temperatures even when it’s chilly outside. Whether you’re roasting, smoking, baking or grilling, you can enjoy charcoal-fired cooking all year round. Just allow a little extra time to get up to temperature on colder days.
Comfort Food with a Charcoal-Fired Twist
Think tender, slow-cooked shoulder of lamb infused with garlic and rosemary, a traditional Sunday roast, or pulled pork gently cooking away while you relax indoors. Autumn and winter are made for hearty, comforting meals.

Slow-cooked rosemary and garlic lamb on the Primo.
More Than a Barbecue
And why stop at savoury dishes? From freshly baked bread to a warming fruit crumble or indulgent sticky toffee pudding, a Primo can be an outdoor oven as well as a barbecue. It’s about discovering a different way to cook.


Baking on the Primo — proof that outdoor cooking goes far beyond grilling.
A sweet finish: sticky toffee pudding with a generous pour of sauce
The Oval Advantage
Primo’s distinctive oval design is about more than looks. With the firebox divider and heat deflector setup, you can create direct and indirect cooking zones: roast meat gently on one side while grilling vegetables on the other. That flexibility makes preparing a complete meal outdoors surprisingly easy.
A Few Tips for Colder Days
Allow extra time: your grill may take longer to heat up. Use quality lumpwood charcoal, particularly for longer cooks. Keep the lid closed to avoid losing precious heat. Embrace low and slow: let your Primo do the work while you stay cosy indoors. Always operate your grill outdoors with adequate ventilation and clearance from combustible materials.
Make Every Season a Grilling Season
Perhaps it’s time to stop thinking of barbecuing as something reserved for sunshine and summer evenings. Pull on a warm jumper, light the charcoal and discover how delicious the colder months can be.
Because great food doesn’t have a season. And neither does Primo.