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Outdoor barbecuing... we long for it in the winter time. When the weather warms up there we are burning our burgers and searing our steaks, giving new meaning to the words "char-broiled". Believe it or not, the BBQ can be used to cook many other foods besides burgers, hotdogs and t-bones. Barbecuing chicken etc. We'll even give you a fish recipe, as there doesn't seem to be anyone talking about fish here...yet...! A word on marinating. The lighter the meat the less time for marinating. It's that easy. Check out the A word or two on steak- While your basic rib, t-bone and New York sirloin are always offered for BBQ, why not try some of the less expensive cuts as well. Take a nice blade steak, marinate it in one of last months beef marinades and BBQ just as you would a rib (check your timing though)... delicious! A word or two on chicken- I find chicken thighs the most uncooperative meat to grill on the BBQ. They take a longer time than most other things and, because it's chicken, they must be grilled until totally cooked through. A Bernie tip for thighs: try to remove the 2 bones in the thigh prior to marinating and grilling. (Or buy them deboned but who needs to spend the big bucks when you can do it so easily) Once the bones are removed, flatten them a bit with a mallet or the side of your knife. Marinate as usual and grill. They will cook more evenly and in less time! | ||||
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