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PostPosted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 1:50 pm    Post subject:
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anyone got any different ideas for BBQ's apart from the normal burgers etc?

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Well we did veggie kebabs the other weekend, and ajcket spuds. Did spuds in oven first, then wrapped them in tin foil before finishing off on BBQ

The thing is Gail we always end up cooking the same dont we??
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 2:42 pm    Post subject:
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i know... thats why i wanted to try something different
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Salmon or trout is also very nice
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how do you do it?
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A nice dip while you're waiting ( No...not in the pond!)....but is also really good in with your burgers or sausages is.....pot of sour cream...tub of HOT salsa. Put salsa in small dish...top with the sour cream and then some grated cheese. Yum with celery, Doritos (but I hate them! YUK!) etc...

Also...have you tried the Mexican sausages 12 in a pack with BBQ stuff from Tesco? Really nice! In the frozen section of Tesco's..try their burgers with sundried tomatoes...smashing..and they don't shrink up!

In pan heat some honey, Dijon mustard...taste to get right flavour..chuck in some sliced almonds if you want. Chicken breast in foil parcel...pour the honey stuff over...stick on bbq. (I usually partially cook them all first in a dish in microwave...THEN individually wrap with sauce and finish off on bbq!)

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Tuna steaks....marinade in soy sauce (make up in individual foil parcels..pour soy sauce over...seal up and leave in fridge for at least 30 minutes. ) Put parcel on bbq. Yum!
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thanks Pam that all sounds nice
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Baste with oil and wrap in tinfoil
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 17, 2006 3:43 pm    Post subject:
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salmon wrapped in tin foil with white wine which will poach it nicely. sweet corn wrapped up..
my sister made a lovely paella on her bbq, and it was lovely... then later we had jackets pots with chilli hubby loved it, but it was two oclock in the morning.
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we sometimes do raw prawns coated in a sweet chilli sauce...put them on skewers and cook.

lamb coated in a mint and lime yogurt mix...cooked on skewers.

corn on the cob chunks cooked on the BBQ is is lovely.

small potatoes ..already cooked......placed in a foil bag with a dollop of butter...cooked on the BBQ...a bit like roast potatoes!!

veggie kebab...made up of peppers, courgette, red onion and tomatoes.
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Corn on the cob is good also for a sweet bannanas just put them on in their skins they go sweet and caramelise.also if you like chocolate slice them open and put in some chocolate buttons.
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o nickmac...the banana thing ..we used to do that in the girl guides. have done it before on the BBQ but wrapped them in foil...very yummy
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 9:43 pm    Post subject:
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use a meat hammer to flatten out some pork, leave in lemon juice and garlic overnight... sprinkle with black pepper and throw on the barbie...


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