no problems:
1. put the meat in mineral water and add species: garlic, some herbs, salt, carry, pepper (better black)
2. the same with olive oil instead of water (they do it in Kasazhstan or Aiserbadzshan - never mind)
3. the same with vinegar.
4. never tried but ppl say it is good - with Coca cola.
enjoy!
Just wondering if anyone has any good grilling tips or simple recipes they would like to share. Help a newbie out!
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Dice up onions, peppers and garlic. Mix them along with BBQ sauce into your hamburger. You can't beat it.
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Wrap salmon steaks together with herbs, lemon juice, onions and some garlic
in alu foil (Not tight) and put it on the grill for just a few minutes it will be
grilled and steamed in the lemon juice which also absorbs the tastes of the
herbes (basil, rosemary, thyme, lemon grass and few pepper grains).
You can do the same with Tuna, Trout or Red Snapper
Make a marinade of Olive Oil, Spiced Soy sauce (Ketjap Manis) and lots of
garlic. Soak Jumbo Shrimps in (without head) for a few hours, stick em on a
pin and grill them both sides very shortly. If you grill them too long it's next
to impossible to peal the skin off.
I've never heard of using Coke. I do use Sprite as a secret ingredient for my ham, though. I pour about a litre in the bottom of the crock and slow cook it for hours and it's the most tender, yummiest ham you'll ever have.
I'm throwing chicken kabobs on the grill in a couple hours. Can't wait!
The last time I made Korean BBQ Beef (Bulgogi) I did the Coca Cola thing, so I can attest to that.
I've got a burger recipe where you crumble 4 oz of blue cheese in 3 lbs of hamburger, along with Worcestershire sauce, pepper, and salt. It makes it super moist and doesn't have a strong blue cheese taste.
If you have access to a smoker and want to make ribs the 3-2-1 method works pretty well. The 3 stands for the 3 hours that you initially smoke the ribs with nothing but your favorite rub on them and your favorite hardwood such as hickory, mesquite, apple, pecan, etc.
After the 3 hours you remove the ribs and quickly double wrap them in heavy duty foil.. just before you seal them off splash on some apple juice for good measure and close the foil leaving some room around the ribs for the steam to be able to flow around the meat and do it's magic.
The ribs cook in the smoker wrapped for 2 hours undisturbed.
After 2 hours remove the ribs from the smoker, unwrap and place back into the smoker for the final 1 hour. You can add a glaze or sauce at this point if you wish.
I've improvised with a propane grill before I had a smoker. I just put the ribs on the top rock, added a pan of water on the main cooking rack and put the wood chips in aluminum foil over the burners. Just need low heat, at least 170 degrees and not more than 230 degrees. I try to keep them around 225.
Make a marinade of a Olive Oil, Spiced Soy Sauce (Ketjap Manis), garlic and
Honey. Marinade the chick before making kebabs. Grill slowly. The honey will
caramelise on the chicken.....very nice sweet flavour.
Serve with Peanut Sauce:
50/50 Peanut Butter/Milk
Sambal Oelek (or hot sauce)
Ketjap Manis
heat slowly and keep stiring don't let it boil
it will turn into a littlebit thick sauce.
mix 1/3 cattleman's original bbq sauce, 1/3 sweet baby ray's bbq sauce, 1/3 trappys original hot sauce (not really hot) , mix and brush over beef or chicken the last few minutes of grilling.
mix 1/3 cattleman's original bbq sauce, 1/3 sweet baby ray's bbq sauce, 1/3 trappys original hot sauce (not really hot) , mix and brush over beef or chicken the last few minutes of grilling.
you got sweet baby rays ?? i thought this was just southern thing
his shit is amaaazzzingggggg
put some jalapenos in the sauce - you wont regret ittttt
Baby back ribs and brisket. Marinate with dry rub overnight in the fridge, smoke with pecan for 4-5 hours (spray with a basting sauce the whole time to keep em moist and juicy) and finish on the grill with BBQ sauce just long enough to carmalize the sauce. You can find tons of recipes for the dry rub and basting sauce online.
no problems:
1. put the meat in mineral water and add species: garlic, some herbs, salt, carry, pepper (better black)
2. the same with olive oil instead of water (they do it in Kasazhstan or Aiserbadzshan - never mind)
3. the same with vinegar.
4. never tried but ppl say it is good - with Coca cola.
enjoy!
little addy:
you can use sprite or 7 up...
massage the meat for at least 10 mins with the marinate above.. then let it stay for about 1 day... walaaaa... the best bbq...
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Baby back ribs and brisket. Marinate with dry rub overnight in the fridge, smoke with pecan for 4-5 hours (spray with a basting sauce the whole time to keep em moist and juicy) and finish on the grill with BBQ sauce just long enough to carmalize the sauce. You can find tons of recipes for the dry rub and basting sauce online.
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