Archive for February, 2011

Fundamental Basics of Grilling Chicken

Saturday, February 19th, 2011

A food that is often the grilled chicken. Marinated and rub with one, or spit, these birds are healthy and tastes great. Chicken is the ideal food for backyard cooks, because it is easy to prepare and bakes quickly. However, knowing the right techniques and tricks that prevent the chickens are to help dry or burnt. Below is information on direct and indirect grilling, creating the ideal temperature for cooking, and security for the production of chicken.

Direct and indirect methods

Each network may be responsible for direct grilling, including hibachis and braziers. In the direct method, the food is placed directly on the grill over the heat source. This method is more suitable for chicken. For a whole chicken, the indirect method is better. Place a drip pan evenly scrape the coals, and then the bird on the grill, where there is no direct heat. A pan will help to reduce exacerbations and juices from the chicken fat.

Gas barbecue should be preheated and then cook the desired heat setting is set off. Although when using a gas grill for indirect cooking Preheat 10 to 15 minutes. When heated, turn off a burner and the chicken on it.

Ideal temperature.

To determine the correct cooking temperature, regardless of the type, keep the palm down over the heat source. A low heat will instead stay on it for about five seconds, and a fire will mean a four-second countdown. For a medium-sized hot fire, it takes about three seconds to remove his hand, and the hot fire may only hand over the heat for two seconds to stay.

Security

can cook with raw chicken meat requires more attention, because it spread born food-borne diseases. After handling raw chicken, the hands should be washed immediately after. When using barbecue, fire protection is especially important. A few things to remember when grills are listed below.

- Do not use instant light charcoal lighters
- Do not leave unattended grills
- Allow to cool completely before for Grids
- Gas grills fuel leaks

A good fire and reliability of the systems are the basic requirements for a successful experience grills. If using a grill, whether gas or electric stove, it is better to follow the instructions in the manual. Following the safety precautions and remember, grilled chicken is easy and hassle free.

British Steak Marinade

Tuesday, February 15th, 2011

This recipe for beef barbecue will be a hit at any party and get together. All your friends say how tasty, soft and juicy, the meat was made. This is just what you want questionable for a fee of typically British.

Preparation time – 20 minutes
Marinade time – 24 hours

Place all ingredients in a large bowl

Steak marinade this way, the steaks are tender and juicy and tasty popular with your friends and family!

Ingredients:

* 1 / 3 cup extra virgin olive oil
* 1 tablespoon fresh or dried garlic
* 1 / 3 cup light soy sauce
* 1 teaspoon dried chili pepper
* 1 / 3 cup fresh lime juice
* 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
* 1 / 3 cup Worcestershire sauce
* 2 tablespoons dried parsley
* 2 tablespoons garlic powder
* 1 can of regular soda or diet soda
* ΒΌ teaspoon chili sauce
* 2 tablespoons chives (dried or fresh)

Directions:

1. Place all ingredients in a large bowl and Wisk until mixture is well blended.
2. Pour into a baking dish large enough to satisfy the steak makes it possible to be immersed in the spicy marinade.
3. Cover with lid or plastic wrap in aluminum, making the steak to absorb the liquid salt for 24 hours in the refrigerator, turn once while on the sign of 12 hours.
4. Grill the steak on the grill “hot, very hot. Searing each side to lock the juices 5. Baste grilled steak (both sides) with the marinade (do not forget the herbs in the marinade), not with a decrease at . miss
5. Cook to perfection, this is perfect for you and enjoy the “Best British Sir Edward’s Steak Marinade Ever”