Things To Cook On The Bbq
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Weber BBQ sauce
I am always looking for a way to work my grills into dinner. If there is even just one part of a recipe that can be adapted for the backyard, I’ll make it work. So, when Samuel Adams and Chef David Burke teamed up this summer for some unique takes on “pigs in a blanket, ” I knew my Webers had their work cut out. These babies were going on the grill. Looking for a unique and…
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Grilling Party
Barbecues are pretty standard for summer get-togethers. Usually, you’re grilling up traditional dishes , serving them on paper plates, and enjoying the summer sun. Granted, there is nothing wrong with that — in fact, a break from the pomp and circumstance of themed parties can sometimes be welcome. But after your fourth or fifth barbecue of the season, the whole thing can get…
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Summer Barbecue Desserts
Planning dessert for a cookout poses challenges—you probably won t have access to an oven, so fresh-baked pastries or hot sauces aren t a great option. Fortunately, there are plenty of great desserts that are served cold or at room temperature. We ve collected pies, ice creams, puddings, and more that will make you want to save room for dessert at your next barbecue. If the…
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BBQ Cookout Menu
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Coleslaw For BBQ
By Meathead Goldwyn IMHO cole slaw is the world s best salad. Period. Crunchy, juicy, refreshing with bright sweet/sour/salty/savory flavors, it kicks the butt of any wimpy limpy lettuce salad. But more important, slaw is the perfect accompaniment for barbecue. Koolsalade Some think that the name cole slaw comes from caulis , the Latin word for cabbage. Cauliflower is a member…
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Special BBQ recipes
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Perfect BBQ
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Best BBQ recipes
We thought this sauce was indeed great. I couldn t grill the chicken so I pour the sauce over and baked slowly at 300 degrees for about 1.5 hours. The sauce is nice because it s actually thick enough to stick to the chicken. I added the full amount of celery seed but I would reduce that because it was a little stronger flavor than we wanted. Overall, a fantastic chicken recipe…
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Grill this
It’s usually at this this time of year that I get really excited about outdoor grilling. Perhaps it’s the scent in the air as the season changes, the falling leaves and the crisp cool air. I take this as an opportunity to pull over a warm sweater, get out back and light up the grill. This year I’ll be tackling a thanksgiving feast from starters to dessert all hot off the grill!…
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Whats good to BBQ
Have you ever been full from barbecue sauce, not actual barbecue? Yeah, we hadn t either—until this tasting. It was a strange feeling, and not one we recommend, but necessary in order to find our favorite brand of barbecue sauce. We tried 16 nationally available brands, in search for one that had the right amount of tang, smokiness, and lingering heat, without being pancake…
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Things to make for a BBQ
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Easter Grilling Menu
When it comes to the holidays, the stress and the mess of cooking for a large group of friends and family can be too much to handle. The kitchen, a natural gathering point for guests and virtually any function, quickly becomes unmanageable as the oven and burners quickly become overloaded and the counters are covered with countless dishes in progress. This Easter, like so many…
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Weber BBQ cooking Guide
I often say that the heart of grilling lies in grilling techniques. What separates the master grillers from the masses is that the experts understand how to manage their grill. Sure, recipes are important, but techniques matter most. Thus here are my ten essentials for better grilling. Follow these tips and you will become a true BBQ master. 1. Lighter Fluid: No Way! It s a…
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Different Barbecue recipes
Another great recipe from Steven Raichlen from his book Planet on page 19. Made a many different recipes from Steven and preferred this one. Still a few to go
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Weber Grill flank steak
One of my favorite cuts of meat to grill is flank steak. As far as steak goes, it’s relatively inexpensive and it’s one of the leaner cuts of red meat. It’s also great for feeding a crowd and it doesn’t take more than 10 minutes or so to cook. I have a recipe I like to make that’s inspired by a steak salad recipe in the Weber cookbook, “Steaks & Sides”. I make an Asian…
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