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This weeks collection of food blog posts has a little bit of everything for the home cook and backyard griller. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did…
Brown Eyed Baker: Bread and Butter Pickles Savor The Senses: Grilled Eggplant & Bok Chou with Korean BBQ Sauce Taste With The Eyes: Miso Yaki
Continue reading … BBQ Grail’s 10 Posts Worth A Look: Aug 30, 2011
Welcome to 2011 at The BBQ Grail Blog!
This year we will conducting various polls about grilling/barbecuing/smoking. If you have ideas or suggestions about polls please drop me a line or two by using the “Ask The BBQ Grail” link at the top of the page.
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Mrs Grail doesn’t always appreciate “smoke” as much as I do. So last night when it came time to prepare the chicken she requested she requested it be grilled. I didn’t want to just do the normal grilled chicken with just a seasoning one it so I decided to brine it.
We don’t shop on
Continue reading … BBQ Grail’s Smokey Pepper Poultry Brine
Growing up I was never exposed to very many different fresh vegetables. Vegetables were something you “had” to have on the plate and for the most part not a great deal of thought went into them. Most of the time they were the frozen type that got nuked in the microwave just before we
Continue reading … BBQ Grail’s Grilled Butternut Squash
It’s about getting down and dirty. You’ve got to get hands-on, get stuck in and extract the most from the food in the most primal way. Use your hands to crush and combine the fresh herbs, garlic and spices. Massage the marinade into the meat, and press the seasonings in with your hands instead of
Continue reading … Adam Perry Lang’s “BBQ 25″
This question is about using a cedar plank to cook salmon etc on a grill. Does the plank need to be one of those expensive hummers one can buy at Home Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond or Lowe’s for the express purpose of cooking on it or can it be a normal fence board type
Continue reading … Ask The BBQ Grail: Wood Grilling Planks