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October 23, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Chicken Recipes, Cocktail Snacks, Main Courses, Poutry, Snack Food, Starters

Barbecue Bourbon Sticky Chicken Wings – BBQ Chicken Wings with Sticky Bourbon Basting!!!

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Barbecue Bourbon Sticky Chicken Wings - BBQ Chicken Wings with Sticky Bourbon Basting!!!
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Recipe type: Chicken / Poultry / Barbecue
Cuisine: American
 
Bourbon chicken wings can be done on the barbecue or in the oven.... no matter which way, these bourbon sticky chicken wings are outstanding and will have your friends and family lining up for more.
Ingredients
  • 18 - 24 Full chicken wings
  • 2 Onions chopped
  • 3 Cloves garlic chopped
  • 250ml Bourbon
  • 500ml Tomato puree
  • 80ml Cider vinegar
  • 80ml Worcestershire sauce
  • 125ml Sticky brown sugar (Demarara or treacle)
  • 5ml Tabasco sauce
  • 10ml Coarse salt
  • 10ml Cracked black pepper
Instructions
  1. Starting with the marinade, saute the onions and garlic in a pan over medium heat for 5 minutes until they are tender and translucent.
  2. Pour in the bourbon and continue to fry for a further 2 minutes.
  3. Add the Tabasco, cider vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, brown sugar, salt, cracked black pepper and tomato puree.
  4. Mix this all together thoroughly and continue to simmer the sauce for a further 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and set it aside to cool while you continue with the wings.
  5. Cut the the wingtips from the wings and transfer the wings to a large non-reactive pan. Pour the bourbon sauce over the wings evenly so that everything is covered.
  6. Place the wings in the refrigerator to marinate for at least 8 hours, preferably overnight.
  7. Barbecue the wings over high heat for 16 minutes, turning every 4 minutes and basting at every turn with the remaining sauce.
  8. If you prefer to use your oven, place the pan in your preheated oven at 180c or 350f for 30 to 40 minutes.
  9. Serve the wings to platters with the accompaniments of your choice and serve immediately.

 

October 17, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Fish Recipes, Main Courses, Seafood, Smoking

Gourmet Cold-Smoked Baby Sole – How to Make Cold-Smoked Sole with Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator.

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Gourmet Cold-Smoked Baby Sole - How to Make Cold-Smoked Sole with Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator.
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Recipe type: Seafood / Fish / Smoking
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Serves: 2
 
In today's episode we're going to use the Smoke Daddy cold smoke generator to flavor a batch of baby sole. The fish is first cold smoked, then pan-fried to perfection resulting in a truly gourmet fish dish subtly infused with apple wood smoke.
Ingredients
  • 4 Baby sole (approx 130g each)
  • 60g Butter
  • 5ml Herbs provence herb mix
  • 2.5ml Garlic powder
  • 30g Butter for frying
  • Apple wood chips
Instructions
  1. To start, place the butter, garlic powder and dried herbs in a heatproof bowl. Pop this in your microwave oven and melt the butter.
  2. Pat the sole dry with kitchen paper.
  3. Place a rack at an angle across the corners of a roasting pan, and transfer the sole to the rack. Brush both sides of the sole with the butter mixture.
  4. Fire up your cold smoke generator and place the fish in the barbecue. Allow this to smoke for 45 minutes.
  5. After 45 minutes remove the sole from the barbecue. Heat a pan over medium high heat and add 30g of butter. Fry the sole for 2 to 3 minutes per side.
  6. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
  7. Transfer the sole sole to serving platters and top with a little of the pan butter and lemon or lime wedges before serving with accompaniments of your choice.

 

October 10, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Instructional Techniques, Main Courses, Poutry, Smoking, Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Smoked Turkey – Part 6 of Smoking & Curing Foods with Smoke Daddy – How to Smoke a Turkey.

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Thanksgiving Smoked Turkey - Part 6 of Smoking & Curing Foods with Smoke Daddy - How to Smoke a Turkey.
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Recipe type: Smoking / Turkey / Poultry
Cuisine: American
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Serves: 6-8
 
Hi and welcome to part 6 of our series on smoking and curing foods. With Canadian Thanksgiving on Monday and in just over a month in the US, today's episode covers curing a smoking a delicious Thanksgiving turkey.
Ingredients
  • 1 x 5-6lb Turkey (2.5kg - 2.8kg)
For the Curing Brine
  • 5lt Water
  • 15g Saltpetre
  • 100g Sugar
  • 200g Salt
  • 30ml Black peppercorns
  • 30ml Whole allspice
  • 10ml Ground ginger
  • 25ml Bicarbonate of soda
For the Basting / Mop
  • 100ml Honey
  • 40ml Lemon Juice
  • Zest of 1 lemon
  • 10ml Lemon pepper
  • 15ml Garlic powder
  • 5ml Cayenne pepper
  • Smoked salt
Instructions
  1. For the curing brine combine the saltpetre, sugar, salt, black peppercorns, whole allspice, ginger and bicarbonate of soda and pour these into a pot along with 5 liters of water.
  2. Bring the pot to a boil, reduce the heat and allow this to simmer for 30 minutes. Quick chill the pot by floating it in cold water in your sink.
  3. To prepare the turkey, trim away any excess skin and fat from the neck and butt. Removing the tail is a matter of personal preference.
  4. Use a sharp knife to cut through the skin and flesh along the breast bone. Cut through the breast bone with your kitchen shears.
  5. Open up the bird, flip it over and dislocate the pelvis with a sharp downward thrust. This allows the bird to lie flat. Removing the wing tips is also a matter of personal preference, however I do recommend this.
  6. Transfer the turkey skin side up to a large food-safe non-reactive container. Pour the cooled brine into the container.
  7. Place a weight on top of the turkey to keep it fully submerged in the solution.
  8. Place the container in your refrigerator and allow it to cure for 48 hours.
  9. After curing, you will need to make the basting. Combine the lemon juice and honey. Take the lemon pepper, garlic powder, cayenne pepper and lemon zest and add these to the honey and lemon juice. Mix these until totally combined.
  10. You will also need smoked salt to grind over the turkey once it has been basted.
  11. Remove the turkey from the curing brine and pat both sides dry using kitchen paper.
  12. Brush the underside liberally with the basting, flip the bird over and repeat this with skin side, before giving the skin a generous grind of smoked salt.
  13. Place a rack at an angle across a pan and transfer the turkey to the rack.
  14. Get your smoker running and heat the barbecue to 250f or 135c. I am using the Smoke Daddy cold smoke generator which allows for perfect cold or hot smoking in any closed barbecue. If you are using another brand of smoker, follow the manufacturer's instructions.
  15. Place the turkey in the barbecue and allow this to smoke for 40 minutes per pound. For my turkey weighing in at about 5 pounds this will take 3 hours 20 minutes. Baste the bird every half hour with melted butter to prevent the skin from drying out.
  16. Towards the end point, check the internal temperature with a probe thermometer. When the internal temperature reaches 170f or 77c in the thichest part of the meat, the turkey is ready to serve.
  17. And there you have it, a beautifully fragrant, tasty and succulently tender smoked turkey flavored with garlic, lemon and a hint of chilli.

 

September 29, 2015 Accompaniments, Barbecue, Garnishes, Instructional Techniques, Spice Mixes

How to Smoke Salt – Part 5 of Smoking and Curing Foods – Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator

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How to Smoke Salt - Part 5 of Smoking and Curing Foods - Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator
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Smoked salt is really easy to make in a hot or cold smoker. Smoked salt adds a whole new dimension to grilled foods, fried foods and even salads.
Ingredients
  • Coarse salt - either Himalayan rock salt or sea salt
  • Smoking wood chips of your choice
Instructions
  1. The important thing to remember is the differences between sea salts and rock salts. Himalayan rock salt is a compressed, dense salt, and as a result will take on the flavor the smoke, but very little of the color. Sea salt is far more porous and will take on the flavor and color of smoking.
  2. With the color not being of much importance, I still prefer using Himalayan rock salt for its amazing taste and slight acidity.
  3. To start, spread the coarse salt evenly across a baking pan.
  4. Load up your smoker with your favorite wood chips and set these smoking. I am using the Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator for this demonstration and this unit together with any lidded barbecue is the perfect solution for cold and hot smoking.
  5. Place the pan of salt in the barbecue, close the lid and allow this to smoke for 90 minutes to 180 minutes, depending on your personal preference.
  6. Remove the salt from the smoker. With Himalayan rock salt you will notice only a slight darkening in color, but the smokey aroma will clearly tell you that your job is done.
  7. Transfer the salt to grinders and store these in a cool dry place.

 

September 27, 2015 Accompaniments, Barbecue, Cheese, Finger Foods, Instructional Techniques

How to Cold Smoke Cheese – Cold Smoking Cheese Using Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator!!!

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How to Cold Smoke Cheese - Cold Smoking Cheese Using Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator!!!
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Recipe type: Cold Smoking
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How to Cold Smoke Cheese. Cold Smoked Cheese is outstanding, and adds a whole new dimension to anything it is added to, and even better just on its own.
Ingredients
  • 500g Mozzarella cheese
  • 500g Gouda cheese
  • Approx. 3 cups mild smoking wood chips - Apple, Alder, Cherry
Instructions
  1. The key to cold smoking is keeping the temperature below 100f or 37c, but preferably below 86f or 30c.
  2. I am going to smoke a block of commercial mozzarella and a block of gouda. Cut the cheese into 1 inch square lengths.
  3. Place the cheese on a rack in a roasting tin. Load your smoker up with wood chips. Any of the milder chips like apple, cherry or alder will give a very pleasing result.
  4. Set the chips alight and place the cheese in the smoker. For a mild result, smoke the cheese for 90 minutes to 2 hours. There is no rule regarding timing. Skamorze, or European smoked mozzarella is smoked for 5 to 7 hours until golden brown, however this heavily smoked cheese is an aquired taste.
  5. Once you're happy with the color, remove the cheese from the smoker and vacuum pack it or wrap tightly in cling-wrap for at least 24 hours. This gives the aromatic smokey coating time to penetrate the cheese.

 

September 23, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Chicken Recipes, Main Courses, Marinades and Rubs, Poutry

Apple Wood Smoked Chicken Thighs – Part 4 of Curing & Smoking Meats – Smoke Daddy Smoke Generator!!!

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Apple Wood Smoked Chicken Thighs - Part 4 of Curing & Smoking Meats - Smoke Daddy Smoke Generator!!!
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Recipe type: Chicken / Poultry / Barbecue / Smoked Meats
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Serves: 6-12
 
These apple-wood smoked chicken thighs are absolutely amazing and will certainly have your guests talking for ages.
Ingredients
  • 8-12 Chicken thighs
  • 60ml Syrup (corn syrup, cane syrup or honey)
  • 30ml White wine vinegar
  • Peppadew Piquant Pepper & Cilantro Seasoning (if you can't find this look below for the homemade version which will closely approximate the taste)
For the Homemade Rub
  • 15ml Fine Himalayan Salt - or any non-iodated salt
  • 30ml Red Bell Pepper Falkes
  • 10ml Onion Powder
  • 10ml Garlic Powder
  • 30ml Powdered Dried Cilantro Leaves
  • 10ml Chilli Flakes
  • 5ml Ground Black Pepper
  • 10ml Lemon Pepper
  • 10ml Powdered Sugar
Instructions
  1. For the coating, pour the syrup and white wine vinegar into a jug and mix until totally combined. You can use cane syrup, corn syrup or even honey.
  2. Place the chicken thighs in a large mixing bowl and pour the syrup mixture over the chicken. Mix the chicken around in the bowl until everything is well coated.
  3. Cover the bowl and allow this to stand for 30 minutes.
  4. Transfer the chicken to a rack in a pan and sprinkle both sides of the thighs liberally with the seasoning. I am using my favorite Peppadew Cilantro seasoning. Peppedew products are sold in USA, UK and Australia, but if you can't find it, I have included a home made version in the printable recipe above.
  5. Lift the rack up and balance it diagonally across the corners of the pan. This will allow the smoke to reach the underside of the chicken effectively, while the pan becomes a drip-tray.
  6. Load up your smoker with apple wood chunks and bring it up to a temperature of 135c or 275f. Place the chicken in the smoker and allow this to smoke for 2 to 2.5hrs until the internal temperature reaches 76c or 170f. Use a reliable probe thermometer to measure the internal temperature, and measure from the thickest part of the largest thigh.
  7. Remove the amazingly aromatic and tasty thighs from the smoker and serve immediately with the accompaniments of your choice.

 

September 18, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Curing Meats, Instructional Techniques

Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator – Installation – Quick & Easy to Install Smoke Daddy!

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In yesterday’s episode we unpacked the Smoke Daddy cold smoker unit. Today we’re going to install it on our barbecue.

To start, I have used a metal hole cutter to cut holes through the side carcass of the barbecue. This particular barbecue has a double wall, but the extra length of the outlet pipe accommodates this extra thickness with no problem.

Simply slide the outlet pipe through the hole. Use the locking nut and washer to secure the pipe on the inside of the barbecue. There is no need to over-tighten the nuts… finger-tight is just fine.

To operate the unit, I am using a small lump of charcoal. Drop this into the unit and set it alight using your blow-torch. At this stage, I have both lids off and the air pump is running on full output.

This particular model, the Magnum, will take up to 6 cups of wood chips. For this demo, I am adding just 2 cups which should give me an hour or 2 of good smoke. I have found that soaking the chips in water for 30 minutes will slow the burn, but also reduces the smoke rate.

Within a minute or 2 of adding the wood, the charcoal will set this smoldering and the smoke will start pumping through the outlet pipe.

All that remains is to adjust the air flow rate on the pump and you’re ready to go.

You can click the onscreen link to see the full range of Smoke Daddy products.

September 16, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Instructional Techniques

Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator – Unboxing. Part 1 of Whats4Chow’s Smoking & Curing Foods.

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Smoke Daddy Cold Smoke Generator.

As promised last episode, our cold smoke generator has arrived, and our series on cold smoking, hot smoking and curing meats is starting today. This first episode is the introduction and un-boxing of this amazing product that we will be using throughout the course. So here we go…

Before we continue, you can see the full range of Smoke Daddy products on our website by clicking the onscreen link.

Smoke Daddy manufactures this product in the USA and it is shipped worldwide. In addition, the airpump that runs the venturi airflow system is available in 110v, 220v and 240v versions.

First to come out is the cast aluminium bottom cap with vents and bakelite handle.

Then the cast aluminium top cap, also with a heat proof bakelite handle.

Next up is the main body of the unit, consisting of a very solid aluminium cylinder with the air inlet pipe already threaded and attached. The stainless steel burning grate also slots into the cylinder, which we’ll look at just now.

This is followed by the stainless outflow pipe with all the fittings necessary to attach it to the barbecue or smoking chamber. In addition, the bakelite threaded nut which secures the bottom cap in place.

The unit also comes with a sturdy wire brush for cleaning the unit.

The operation manual is in full color, printed on good quality stock and includes information on all of Smoke Daddy’s products, as well as a selection of recipes for cold and hot smoking.

And last, but not least is the air pump. This pumps air through the top of the unit creating a venturi flow in the smoking chamber. This increases the efficiency of the burn and delivers the smoke to the barbecue. The pump output is variable via the rotating dial, giving you ultimate control over the burn rate and amount of smoke produced.

Back to the main unit. The stainless grating simply drops into the main cylinder and is supported by a c-clip towards the bottom of the cylinder.

The outlet pipe simply screws into the threaded outlet hole situated directly opposite the air pump delivery pipe. The extra length of the outlet pipe allows you fit the unit to barbecues or chambers with varying wall thicknesses.

The air pump hose is heat proof silicone and simply presses onto the outlet nipple on the pump.

Stay tuned for our next episode where we will be demonstrating how to mount the unit to a barbecue.

Thanks for joining us today, please subscribe to our channel, and we’ll see you again tomorrow.

Visit our website on http://Whats4Chow.com for more details.

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July 24, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Bread, Chinese Recipes, Finger Foods, Pork, Snack Food, Starters

Chinese Steamed Hoisin Pork Buns on the Barbecue. How to Make Steamed Buns on Your Barbecue.

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Chinese Steamed Hoisin Pork Buns on the Barbecue. How to Make Steamed Buns on Your Barbecue.
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Recipe type: Steamed Buns
Cuisine: Chinese
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Serves: 16
 
Just 1 quick trick and you can make your Chinese steamed buns on your gas barbecue. Making the steamed buns is quick and easy, and the aromatic flavorful buns will have your guests talking for weeks!!!
Ingredients
For the Dough
  • 300g All-purpose flour
  • 15ml Baking powder
  • 110g Caster sugar
  • 125ml Milk
  • 80ml Water
  • 60ml Oil
For the Hoisin Pork Filling
  • 250g Pork loin
  • 125g Streaky bacon
  • 10ml Garlic
  • 10ml Ginger
  • 1 Small carrot
  • 30ml Hoisin sauce
  • 15ml Oyster sauce
  • 15ml Cornflour
Instructions
  1. In a large mixing bowl, combine the flour, baking powder and caster sugar.
  2. In a jug, whisk the milk, water and oil together, then pour this into the mixing bowl.
  3. Using a wooden paddle, mix this until a smooth dough comes together. The dough will be soft and very sticky.
  4. Turn this out onto a well floured work surface and sprinkle more flour over the top of the dough. Start kneading, stretching and folding the dough, sprinkling more flour on every time it becomes sticky.
  5. When the dough smooth and is no longer sticky it is ready wrap in clingwrap. Place the dough in your refrigerator for 60 minutes.
  6. While the dough rests, place the pork, bacon, garlic, ginger, carrot, hoisin sauce, oyster sauce and cornflour in your food processor and zap this until it is finely chopped.
  7. Unwrap the dough and roll it into a long sausage. Divide the sausage into 4. Roll each of these into a sausage and divide these into 4, giving a total of 16 pieces.
  8. Working with one piece, flatten this into a disc on a lightly floured work surface. Then extend and thin the edges of the disc.
  9. Spoon 2 tablespoons of the filling into the center of the disc. Pull and stretch the edges of the disc up and over the filling to meet at the top. Twist the edges at the top to seal the bun.
  10. Continue with the rest of the buns. Transfer the buns to your bamboo steamer, each one on top of a small square of baking parchment. For 16 buns you will need to use both tiers of your steamer, or steam 2 batches.
  11. Remove the grill racks from your barbecue and place a cooling rack across the flame tamers of 2 of the burners. Light the 2 burners.
  12. Place your wok on top of the rack and half fill it with boiling kettle water.
  13. Once the water comes back to a boil, place the steamer on top of the wok. Allow this to steam for 30 minutes. This timing is slightly longer than usual because the temperature is slightly lower than that of a wok burner.
  14. Remove the steamer from the wok, transfer the buns to serving platters and brush them with roasted sesame oil before serving.

 

July 3, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Accompaniments, Barbecue, Cheese, Potato Recipes, Vegetable

4th of July Cookout – Cheesy Potato Bombs on the Barbecue – Grilled Cheese & Bacon Potatoes

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4th of July Cookout - Cheesy Potato Bombs on the Barbecue - Grilled Cheese & Bacon Potatoes
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Awesome Barbecue baked potatoes filled with cheese & wrapped in bacon!!! These barbecue baked potatoes are quick and easy and will grace any occasion!!!
Ingredients
  • Medium size potatoes
  • 1 Slice streaky bacon for each potato
  • A Block of mature cheddar cheese
  • Salt and pepper to season
  • Foil to wrap
Instructions
  1. Place the potatoes in a pot, cover with water, and bring these to a boil over high heat. Allow these to boil for 10 minutes.
  2. Drain the potatoes in your colander and cool them under cold running water.
  3. Cut a block of cheese to the average thickness of the potatoes, and count out as many slices of bacon as you have potatoes.
  4. Use your apple corer to make a tunnel through the potatoes. Save the potato core.
  5. Use the corer to press out a core of cheese and press this into the potato.
  6. Wrap a slice of bacon around the potato to cover both holes and contain the cheese. Continue until all of the potatoes are assembled.
  7. Wrap the potato bombs in foil and put these aside until you're ready to barbecue.
  8. Heat your barbecue to medium high heat and grill the potatoes over direct heat for 10 minutes, turning once halfway through.
  9. While these grill, heat a half filled pan of oil to 180c or 350f and deep fry the potato cores until golden.
  10. Unwrap the potatoes, transfer to serving platters and top each one with its own crispy deep fried core before serving.

 

July 2, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Chicken Recipes, Main Courses, Pork, Poutry

4th of July Cookout – Barbecue Chicken Foldover – Whole Deboned, Stuffed BBQ Chicken

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4th of July Cookout - Barbecue Chicken Foldover - Whole Deboned, Stuffed BBQ Chicken
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Recipe type: Barbecue / Chicken
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Serves: 4-6
 
This awesome barbecue chicken foldover is really worth the effort and will score some serious points with your friends and family.
Ingredients
  • 1 x 1.4kg (3lb) Chicken, deboned
  • 350g Pork sausage meat
  • 15ml Smoked hot paprika
  • 5ml Garlic powder
  • Salt and cracked black pepper
Instructions
  1. Starting with the filling, squeeze the pork sausage filling from the bangers into a mixing bowl. Add the smoked paprika and massage this into the pork thoroughly.
  2. A while back I did a video on how to debone a whole chicken, if you missed this you can see it now by clicking Here.
  3. Lay the deboned chicken out flat on a board and season the flesh liberally with salt and cracked black pepper.
  4. Fill the legs and wings with some of the pork. Flatten the remaining pork across half of the chicken and fold the chicken over to enclose the filling.
  5. Oil a ribbed skillet and transfer the chicken to the skillet. If you don't have a ribbed skillet you can use a rack in a roasting pan. Season the skin liberally with salt and cracked black pepper and you're ready to go.
  6. Heat your barbecue to 180c or 350f and roast the chicken for 2 hours. Increase the heat to 200c or 400f and roast for a further 15 to 30 minutes until the skin is golden.
  7. Remove the chicken from the barbecue and allow it to stand for 5 minutes before slicing and serving.

 

July 1, 2015 4th of July Cookout, Barbecue, Beef, Main Courses, Marinades and Rubs, Steak

4th of July Cookout – Brandy & Coke T Bone Steak – Perfectly Tender Barbecue T-Bone!!!

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4th of July Cookout - Brandy & Coke T Bone Steak - Perfectly Tender Barbecue T-Bone!!!
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Recipe type: Barbecue / Steak / Beef
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Serves: 4
 
This Brandy & Coke T-Bone is awesome!!! Injection marinated thick-cut t-bone is absolutely tender and will be the talk of the town!!!
Ingredients
For the Brandy & Coke Solution
  • 250ml Coke
  • 125ml Brandy
  • 15ml Salt
For the Steak
  • 1 x T-Bone steak, cut 80mm / 3¼ inch thick
  • Salt and cracked black pepper
Instructions
  1. Get your butcher to cut the t-bone, from young beef, to a thickness of 80mm or just over 3 inches.
  2. Combine the brandy, coke and salt and stir this until all of the salt has completely dissolved.
  3. Draw 50ml or 2 ounces of the solution into you meat syringe and inject this into the t-bone at intervals of 25mm or 1 inch, first through the fatty side, then on the fillet side.
  4. Place the steak in a tray, pour any overrun solution over and allow this to stand for 20 minutes.
  5. After resting, season all the sides liberally with salt and cracked black pepper.
  6. Heat your barbecue to medium high heat. Place the steak with fat side down directly over the heat and barbecue this for 5 minutes until the fat is well browned. Baste the steak often with the brandy mixture.
  7. Turn the steak to stand on the bone and cook for a further 5 minutes, basting often as you go.
  8. Turn the steak onto one side and continue to barbecue flipping the steak every five minutes.
  9. A timing of 20 minutes (4 turns) will give you a rare steak, 30 minutes (6 turns) medium rare and 40 minutes (8 turns) will result in medium.
  10. Continue to baste all the way through.
  11. Once the steak is done to your liking, remove from the heat and allow the t-bone to rest for 5 minutes.
  12. Cut both sides of meat from the bone and slice each into 4 slices before serving.

 

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