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81. Outdoor Home
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82. Barbecue'n On The Internet - Sound Off... Cooks - Home Of Barbecue, Barbeque & B
Thanks much. On Wed Jul 31 165942 CDT 2002, someone using ts005d09.stlmo.concentric.netwrote Is Dutch Oven cooking bbqing? hmmm, whatcha think?
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83. Food Network Canada Interact Forum
microfilming I remember bbqing a 3lb beef tenderloin for a party in an allout blizzardin in its very basic form and is not very complicated a cooking method.I
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If you're serious about recipes or cooking, you should check out thesegreat recipe sites above. As everything, if you want hits
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86. About Herbs
cook as usual, also sprinkle blend over roasts, stir fries or mix with oil forBBQing. CHICKEN BLEND Sprinkle herbs over roasts and grills whilst cooking.
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Herbs are becoming more and more popular in the
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Rosemarie Chandler has devised a series of Helpful Hints for each of the individual varieties and blends, describing which dishes each product best complements and providing culinary tips. John Chandler inspecting a field of thyme Helpful hints BASIL an Italian tomato sauce, use onions, oil, garlic, tomatoes, red wine and simmer for 20 mins. Use on pasta, pizzas and crostini. CELERY LEAF Celery leaf has a slightly bitter flavour which mellows during cooking. Gives a special flavour to soups, chicken and fish dishes, especially

87. Oily Fish Seafood Recipes - Western Fisheries Magazine Archive
I also find oily fish handles marinating, smoking and some of the 'harsher' cookingstyles (eg bbqing and chargrilling) better than white-fleshed fish.
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88. Landmann Kettle Grill : Consumer Advice And Reviews, Compare Prices, Online Shop
s also a vent on the top for adjusting the heat inside the kettle, but unless you’reBBQing, you won’t need it. The grill has a 47cm cooking area, which is
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89. Fish & Seafood
Leave the tails on.) 1 cup white wine (Preferably Garlic cooking Wine) 2 tbs. BeforeBBQing the fish, cut lengthwise slits in the fillets but not all the way
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Shrimp With Cold Barbecue Sauce
Garlic Clam Sauce

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Breaded Baked Fish Fillets by Hubert Hogue
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Shrimp With Cold Barbecue Sauce - ingredients - 2 lb. fresh shrimp
1/2 cup finely chopped celery
1 stalk scallion
6 tbs. olive oil
3 tbs. lemon juice
1/4 cup ketchup
4 cloves of garlic 1/4 tsp. hot pepper sauce 5 tbs. horseradish 2 tbs. mustard 1/4 tsp. paprika 3/4 tsp. salt 1/2 tsp. white pepper - directions - Clean then poach shrimp. To prepare sauce: rub bowl with garlic, then combine other ingredients. Marinate the shrimp in the sauce for an hour. Serve chilled on a bed of lettuce. Return to the menu Garlic Clam Sauce - ingredients - 1- 10 oz. can of chopped clams 1/2 cup of Garlic Cooking Wine or white wine 1/2 tbs. of Garli Garni seasoning 1 tbs. Garli Ghetti seasoning 1 tbs. olive oil 1 tbs. butter 1/4 cup fresh grated Parmesan cheese 8 cloves of garlic, minced (We like more.) - directions - Drain and rinse clams. Reserve the liquid. Heat the oil and butter in a large skillet. Saute the fresh garlic until tender. Add the Garli Garni, Garli Ghetti, Garlic Cooking Wine, and the reserved clam broth. Simmer for 5 minutes.

90. How To Outfit An RV -- Recreational Vehicle
can opener, corkscrew, spatula, serving spoon and tongs (especially if you'll beBBQing). Baking soda has a million uses, both for cooking and cleaning so I
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Kitchen
Make sure you have the staples you'll need for cooking (presuming you plan on cooking and not eating out much of the time). These would include things like cooking oils, vinegars, butter, salt, pepper, favorite seasoning ingredients. It helps to have some canned food for quick meals tomatoes, tuna fish, etc. ( See the article Cooking with What's in the Cabinets for more ideas.) Also coffee, tea or other beverages.

91. Best Grill?
gas grills, you can't get the heat low enough for indirect cooking, which is _real_BBQing, as opposed to grilling, which is cooking directly over the heat
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Forum: Cooks Online Section: Outdoor Cooking
Subj: Best Gas Grill Recommend 2002 recommendations can be found in the June issue of CONSUMER REPORTS and is quite resourceful! Its worth the money for the magazine. Weber came out on top of course.
To : Tom Milton, 71341,3607 6/14/96 1:20 AM
From : Kevin Withers/CA, 72510,2627 #686527
Tom:
PMFJI, but when someone asks about gas vs. charcoal grilling, I have to jump up
Being an avid mesquite charcoal user, I think charcoal grills have it all over
gas grills, especially when it comes to the taste of food (which is why we
grill in the first place, right?). Despite the design of the gas grill, you
are still using gas as the fuel, and that gas will impart a certain amount of
"flavor" to the food. Others on this forum will disagree with me on the flavor taste the difference. On the matter of convenience, it's pretty much a wash - each has its plusses and minuses. If you use a chimney starter, charcoal burns down and is ready to cook with in a short period of time. However, with charcoal grills you've got to fool with messy charcoal and it's accompanying sparks and ash. OTOH, with

92. Butter Pig: A Day Of Hacks
As I said, I went a bit too far with the inital cooking, but it was a I'm BBQingon Christmas Eve, and Carol is making an elaborate Cokebrined pork leg for
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Butter Pig
A log of cooking activity. Main
December 22, 2002
A Day of Hacks
Today was a day of cooking hacks. Lots of "meals" made with leftovers, shortcuts, and various tricks. First off in the morning was biscuits and gravy. I had fresh sausage around, but for the gravy I used some leftover chicken gravy (which is basically all milk and cream anyway) and hit it with some extra Penzy's Black and Red to send it up into the spice area. Very quick overall, and you more or less didn't taste the sage from the chicken. Mostly. For lunch, I took some leftover tomato sauce from the week's chicken and made a pizza/focatia. The bread was a basic quick yeast dough with a fair amount of olive oil. A thin coat of the tomato sauce, some sliced smoked beef sausages, and a sprinkling of cheese. 45 minutes in a medium oven, slice, and eat while watching Clerks . Yeah, Kevin Smith kick. There was some hours of dough rising in there someplace. For a treat, I made Almond Brittle. Had a big sack of uncooked almonds. Mixed up a batch of sugar syrup and started cooking it off. I let it go a bit too close to hard crack (my brand new candy thermometer seems to have discharged the battery), tossed in the almonds along with some salt and baking soda (supposed to help it foam up so you can spread it) and cooked down until the sugar re-melted. Spread out on a greased sheet pan, let it set up and then cracked it into eatable bits. As I said, I went a bit too far with the inital cooking, but it was a nice dark brown and very tasty. Next time, I'll reign in that first wave.

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