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Barmitzvah Boy

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I don't like BBQ's. Women expect you to do the cooking while they slug too much cheap prosecco and Chardonnay and talk about sex with the gardener, and you finish up getting the squits / trots.

They should be banned along with Corbyn and his trots.
 

Drog

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Staff member
I haven't got a gardener! Could my wife be disadvantaged in some way as a result? :confused:
Anyway moving swiftly on......
BBQ Rule No 1.... Just do meat and never bother with supermarket sausage or burgers! They just use them to get rid of waste fats!
Best BBQ food that I do is a slowly BBQ'd butterfly leg of lamb studded with garlic cloves. ;)
 

Barmitzvah Boy

Global winner of the 2021 Christmas Quiz 👊🤩🤩
Thank you Yoda. About 3 hours at 150, or maybe a wee bit longer then?
 

Pinkrover

Senior Member
I haven't got a gardener! Could my wife be disadvantaged in some way as a result? :confused:
Anyway moving swiftly on......
BBQ Rule No 1.... Just do meat and never bother with supermarket sausage or burgers! They just use them to get rid of waste fats!
Best BBQ food that I do is a slowly BBQ'd butterfly leg of lamb studded with garlic cloves. ;)
WHAT ??? No burgers or sausage on a bbq ?? That's the whole point of a bbq lol
 

davebirch

Senior Member
I can't find the website at the moment, but it gave me the best way to BBQ steak, Aged beef,( two inches thick, no bone, good layer of fat on one side), that gets better for every day you leave it in the fridge uncovered. We do ours (leave it in the fridge that is) for a minimum of five days +. All you do is sprinkle rock salt over both sides and forget for five days +. That should have the meat completely dry (blood dried up). Put it on the barbie on a lowish heat and gradually raise the heat until the internal temp of the meat is about 50c. Then hit it with the full blast for as long as it takes to get to 60c+. From memory that should give you a medium rare steak.
When finished, there's no blood pouring out, that should have dried up prior, but you will have the taste, but the meat will have a slightly reddish meat look to it when cut. The outside should have a thin crispy bit which is fantastic, might look a bit burnt but is delish.
Before anyone tries it, I'll get the full details up, and you will need a cooking thermometer for checking the internal temp of the meat.
Apart from all the stuff that goes with it, I like to add some Japanese dipping sauce for the meat: apple and soya dipping sauce, it has fermented soya sauce, apple,sesame oil,brown sugar, garlic, sea salt and chilli ( we buy this from a Japanese Lady who lives in Victoria and it is to die for).
Last year we were in WA and had lunch at this vineyard, they did their aged beef for 45 days! Cooked right and it melts in your mouth.
But wait til I get the instructions up.

Oh and then there's the red wine to go with it........

The usual disclaimer E&OE
 

yoda

Senior Member
Thank you Yoda. About 3 hours at 150, or maybe a wee bit longer then?
The timing is key, you have to take the ribs out just before they start to leave the bone, usually this is about a 10 minutes time frame.

Abs, no wristband, no sauce !

:)
 

Drog

Administrator
Staff member
I can't find the website at the moment, but it gave me the best way to BBQ steak, Aged beef,( two inches thick, no bone, good layer of fat on one side), that gets better for every day you leave it in the fridge uncovered. We do ours (leave it in the fridge that is) for a minimum of five days +. All you do is sprinkle rock salt over both sides and forget for five days +. That should have the meat completely dry (blood dried up). Put it on the barbie on a lowish heat and gradually raise the heat until the internal temp of the meat is about 50c. Then hit it with the full blast for as long as it takes to get to 60c+. From memory that should give you a medium rare steak.
When finished, there's no blood pouring out, that should have dried up prior, but you will have the taste, but the meat will have a slightly reddish meat look to it when cut. The outside should have a thin crispy bit which is fantastic, might look a bit burnt but is delish.
Before anyone tries it, I'll get the full details up, and you will need a cooking thermometer for checking the internal temp of the meat.
Apart from all the stuff that goes with it, I like to add some Japanese dipping sauce for the meat: apple and soya dipping sauce, it has fermented soya sauce, apple,sesame oil,brown sugar, garlic, sea salt and chilli ( we buy this from a Japanese Lady who lives in Victoria and it is to die for).
Last year we were in WA and had lunch at this vineyard, they did their aged beef for 45 days! Cooked right and it melts in your mouth.
But wait til I get the instructions up.

Oh and then there's the red wine to go with it........

The usual disclaimer E&OE
I think we should all bow to the expert here. Unlike you serial barbequers we only get about 3 decent days per summer here to hone our technique. Hence the temptation to use supermarket burgers and sausages!:poop: Just fat disposal methods that soot everything else up.
 
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ABBEY

Guest
Just had 5 days of BBQ for breakfast .dinner .tea & supper...loads of sausages and burgers
 

Drog

Administrator
Staff member
And swilled down with lots of beer no doubt. Not sure I'd like to be in an enclosed space with you for quite some time Abbey.:worried:
 
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