[Wasillaguy]

I've never seen the thrill. If we're having people over, sure, I'll cook on the grill. Mainly so the wife gets a break and can spend more time socializing. She still usually ends up doing more than half the prep work, what with side dishes and snacks and all.
I don't get any satisfaction from it, or fancy myself a great cook, as some guys seem to.
When we're out camping we usually use the RV stove unless it's a hot sunny situation and too warm inside to cook. Even then I often just whip out the Coleman two burner camp stove on the picnic table. Cooking over a campfire just isn't that much fun, with the smoke in your eyes and the burned fingers and all.