morpheus22
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bbq next weekend.been apointed the cook .what are the easiest things to cook.thinking along the lines of... steak,chicken legs,chicken breast,sausage,bacon,burgers,etc.whats the cooking times.how do you know its ok to eat etc
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Lynny
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no set cooking time, just keep checking them, cuttin open to check centre etc. all easy to cook, things like chicken legs etc take longer though. Goina organise bbq for next time nath is up 
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Russ
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cook thick things first and throw thin things on later on, turn very often, tastes nicer and cooks better 
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
no set cooking time, just keep checking them, cuttin open to check centre etc. all easy to cook, things like chicken legs etc take longer though. Goina organise bbq for next time nath is up
did u meet nath on here?
[Edited on 04-05-2006 by Russ]
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Robin
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avoid chicken if you are unsure about it
best thing to do is
sausages
bacon
burgers
fry some onions
then in the oven, do some waffles
only do the chicken if youve cooked it in the oven first, same with steak, its a pain in the arse on a bbq
to check that its safe to eat, just make sure its not pink in the middle (applies to all of it really)
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Tom
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Be a bit careful of the chicken mate, i'd stick to beef and well steaks  get some nice sauces etc mate of mine makes his own beer sauce for steak
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Hammer
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cook off the heat of the coals rather than flame grilling everything lol that tends to burn the outside and leave the inside uncooked
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morpheus22
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cheers rob great advice.cook the chicken completly in the oven first then put it on the bbq?mam says steak isnt that bad on bbq becouse ppl like there steak rare,medium rare,and well done?
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Cosmo
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WTF...you a man, your born with the knowledge of how to bbq. Just get that novelty apron on, bbq tools in both hands and beer on the table next to you and it'll come natural.
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Mav 3000
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Rule of cooking chicken - if its white, its alright.
Make sure its white all the way through.
With BBQs as mentioned, cook the fatter, thicker pieces of meat first as they will take longer. Sausages will drip fat onto the coals and make flames, which is why most BBQ'd sausages turn out black as soot!
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Russ
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
WTF...you a man, your born with the knowledge of how to bbq. Just get that novelty apron on, bbq tools in both hands and beer on the table next to you and it'll come natural.
also eating most of the food while it cooks so no1 gets as much as u is another good thing about being a man
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morpheus22
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
WTF...you a man, your born with the knowledge of how to bbq. Just get that novelty apron on, bbq tools in both hands and beer on the table next to you and it'll come natural.
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Robin
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yeah, cook the chicken properly in the oven, thats what i always do, then at least you know its done properly
with the steak shes right, but it depends how YOU like it, and it takes aaaaages to do on a bbq
all the rest is fairly quick though, just bulk it up by doing other stuff too, like the onions and waffles/hashbrowns etc
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morpheus22
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take it you all will be wanting pics?
of the ladies that will be there
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Mav 3000
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BBQ Waffles are also tasty by the way if you have them.
also, make sure your up-wind from the smoke or you'll stink of it afterwards.
also, try putting the open buns on the BBQ to toast them gently before inserting your sausage into one. lovely.
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Robin
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of course
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Robin
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quote:
Originally posted by Mav 3000
BBQ Waffles are also tasty by the way if you have them.
also, make sure your up-wind from the smoke or you'll stink of it afterwards.
also, try putting the open buns on the BBQ to toast them gently before inserting your sausage into one. lovely.
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Tom
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Pics - defo
I really fancy steak for my tea now
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Lynny
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quote:
Originally posted by Russ
quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
no set cooking time, just keep checking them, cuttin open to check centre etc. all easy to cook, things like chicken legs etc take longer though. Goina organise bbq for next time nath is up
did u meet nath on here?
[Edited on 04-05-2006 by Russ]
met nath at santa pod in jan, hadnt really spoken on here previous no
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