21. Treehugger: Wicked Good Charcoal bbqing is low and slow cooking over a wood or charcoal fire. What you do on a gas grill is called grilling . Most people who use charcoal are after the http://www.treehugger.com/files/2005/06/wicked_good_cha.php

« Read previous post Home Read next post » Wicked Good Charcoal June 7, 2005 08:31 AM - Kara, Newport, Rhode Island We know lots of folks who like and use a gas grill, but for the purists it’s like firing up a microwave right in your own backyard. Wicked Good Charcoal is super dense carbonized lump wood made from five different kinds of Brazilian timber certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. It is 100% natural, burns longer and cleaner and comes in over-sized bags making your purchase more efficient and economical. You can purchase the charcoal right from their Website and prices range from $7.25 - $39.75, depending on the charcoal blend and the size of the bag. Not only is it better for the environment but it makes your meats, veggies and fish taste wicked good. ::Wicked Good Charcoal « Read previous post Home Read next post » :: Comments Hmmmm...? How is burning charcoal better for the environment than cooking with propane? Posted by: Mark at June 7, 2005 09:19 AM Hmmmm...? How is burning charcoal better for the environment than cooking with propane? Posted by: Mark at June 7, 2005 09:20 AM

22. Cooking Tips (Jamaica) To ensure the meat is properly cooked bbqing should be done in Jamaican Brush a small amount of cooking oil on the grill to keep food from sticking. http://www.jamaicans.com/cooking/cookingtips/cooking_tips-2.shtml

forums jamaican news send e-cards shopping ... Vegetables Recipes Main Menu Channels Travel Guide Jamaican Culture Jamaican Recipes Destination Guide ... Home Site Search advertisement home jamaican recipes jamaican cooking tips Cooking Tips By Grandma2 Posted Thursday, August 1, 2002 Ova de years I have been asked certain questions, so mi gather up all mi can find. The places I get dem from mi nuh memba, but give tanks just de same. If you have any questions or requests, please let mi knoh and I will surely try and figure it out for you. I will be updatin' often so please check back. My Tips To ensure the meat is properly cooked BBQing should be done in Jamaican time…. nice and slow. Brush a small amount of cooking oil on the grill to keep food from sticking. Add smoky flavour by throwing thoroughly soaked wood chips onto BBQ coals. Soak wooden skewers in water for at least one hour before threading meat or vegetables onto them – this will prevent charring. Brush both sides of the meat, seafood or vegetables with sauce during the last 5- 6 minutes of cooking.

23. Grilling With Wood bbqing, not just grilling, but long, slow cooking of meats, has been practiced by many many cultures all over the world. Next time you encounter a purist, http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/bbq/msg0917395427997.html

Return to the Cooking Outdoors Forum Post a Follow-Up Grilling with Wood Posted by grillingator My Page ) on Wed, Sep 4, 02 at 17:39 Over the Labor Day Weekend, I was looking for a new way to cook a Tri-Tips roast. In the BBQ Bible by Steven Raichlen, which is a very good book by the way, he has a section on using wood to cook as the primary heat source, instead of charcoal. I decided to cook the roast indirectly using hickory wood chunks surrounding a drippan. I figure from the size of the meat, 3 pound, about 1.5 to 2 hours would be needed to get it to an internal heat of 160 degrees. I started the wood chunks in a chimney, got them heated up, and put them in my Webber kettle. Put the meat on the grill, opened all the vents, top and bottom, full, and set back drinking beer, while watching the UK-UL football game. After an hour, I opened the lid to check on things, and found that the wood was gone, burnt away. I finished the roast on my gas grill, as my wife and kids were pretty tired of waiting. I went back and reread the BBQ Bible regarding cooking with wood. I couldn't find any reasons why it didn't work. So I have a few questions that I hope someone can answer;

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Home Bookmark Site Map Contact Page: Home Newsletter April 2003 Calor Alfresco Home Barbecue Online Home Gift of the Gas Appeal BBQ Shop Special Offers Barbecue Equipment BBQ Recipes Barbecue Competitions Newsletter Easy Gas Guide Order Gas BBQ Gas Retailers Useful BBQ Sites Site Map Contact Us Barbecue Online Newsletter - April 2003 Contents: 1. Competition 2. Welcome 3. BBQ Offers 4. The All American BBQ ... 7. Grill or Barbecue? 1. BBQ Christmas Competition We are offering this superb chance to win a two week trip to Australia for two at Christmas. The trip includes a 4 wheel drive safari, cruising down the Daintree River and enjoying a walk through a rainforest to the beautiful Mossman River Gorge. Competition Closed 30th September 2003 2. Howdy Y'all A big hello to all of you who have joined our mailing list as a result of the Australian BBQ Christmas competition. We hope you'll enjoy the newsletter and have fun barbecuing this season and, of course, good luck in the competition. More to follow about the competition in future newsletters.... Easter weekend approaches and offers us a great opportunity to get out and do some barbecuing. To add some inspiration to your barbecue plans we've gone for an American theme this month and have put together a range of articles about BBQ'ing in the good old US of A. We've also got some great BBQ offers and new products from the Calor BBQ Shop.

27. Mens Style Forums Index BBQ In bbqing is slow cooking in low heat for long periods of time (510 hours @ temps as low as 250 degrees F) using mostly smoke to cook the meat. http://forums.men.style.com/thread.jspa?messageID=82145

28. Pig Cooking (John De Armond) John, Would you care to comment on some of your bbqing techniques and I find that cooking from frozen gives much better results than cooking fresh. http://yarchive.net/food/pig_cook.html

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29. Grilling, BBQing Not Same - 2004-08-02 Grilling, bbqing not same. Jane Butel. Guest Columnist. As the thermometer climbs, I think most of us prefer cooking and entertaining outdoors. http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/stories/2004/08/02/focus2.html

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30. Smoked Beef Tri-Tip And Texas BBQ Sauce There are few ways of cooking that are quite as fun as bbqing in the great outdoors! We got this Texasstyle recipe from Austin’s Restaurant, http://www.supermarketguru.com/page.cfm/14675

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32. Barbecue'n On The Internet - Sound Off... Cooks - Home Of Barbecue, Barbeque & B On Wed Jul 31 165942 CDT 2002, someone using ts005d09.stlmo.concentric.net wrote Is Dutch Oven cooking bbqing? hmmm, whatcha think? www.campfirecafe.com http://www.barbecuen.com/sound-off_othergrills.htm

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33. RealEstateJournal | New Grilling Gadgets Make BBQing A Breeze Make bbqing a Breeze. By KARA SWISHER Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal The Baby Q tries hard to improve on that, with a bigger cooking surface http://www.realestatejournal.com/columnists/homeeconomics/20040720-homeeconomics

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35. Treppenwitz: Photo Friday (Vol. XVIII) [BBQ Edition] bbqing is practiced primarily in states where Nascar Racing is enjoyed. The type of outdoor cooking that I practice is a hybrid of these two techniques. http://bogieworks.blogs.com/treppenwitz/2005/03/photo_friday_vo_1.html

hostName = '.blogs.com'; treppenwitz blinding flashes of intellect...just a little too late. is love Main Friday, March 11, 2005 Photo Friday (Vol. XVIII) [BBQ Edition] Although it has nothing to do with the topic at hand, I'd like to take a moment to point out that not everyone seems to have gotten the word about peace having broken out here in the Middle East. My blog-buddy Harry was stoned (no, not that kind) early this morning while driving home from a rehearsal with his band (he was on the Jerusalem-Modi'in highway, Road 443). It seems that Harry committed the unforgivable 'crime' (Saeb Erikat would probably use the term 'atrocity) of DWJ (Driving While Jewish). Fortunately, he escaped without injury... but his car wasn't so lucky. Once he posts the pictures of the damage I think we will be able to set aside the 'kids will be kids' excuse that the PA loves to trot out when these things happen. Anyway, if you know or read Harry (and if not... what's wrong with you!), go say hello and tell him not to let this incident turn him into a lunatic right wing settler like me. :-) OK, now that we've gotten the Public Service Announcement portion of our program out of the way... on to Photo Friday!

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37. Best Grill? which is _real_ bbqing, as opposed to grilling, which is cooking directly over the heat source. With a charcoal BBQ, you can BBQ a large cut of meat, http://www.bbqguide.com/recipes/bestgrill.htm

Forum: Cooks Online Section: Outdoor Cooking Subj: Best Gas Grill Recommend After reviewing countless owner confessions I can recommend the following grills and accessories with great confidence: MANY OF THOSE ITEMS SHIP FREE!! If you are like me and don't like putting up with the shopping crowds or want to have one delivered just to avoid the trouble of figuring out how to get it home, AMAZON has been my best source for the lowest price and best customer service. Oh and you want a 5 star SMOKER? HERE YOU GO!!! You know... asking someone what's "best" is a really difficult question to answer when it comes to just about anything. You will get so many opinions that most of the time you will just buy what seems to be a name brand at a reasonable price no matter what it may be. If I were to ask you what is the best car to buy, what would you say and why? The same goes for grills! You probably found this page by searching for "BEST GRILL" right? Well, when I have enough quarters saved up I'm ordering one of those Weber's I have listed above to give you a DAILY review on how well it works! Generally speaking you get what you pay for (if you are lucky). Obviously if you are going to store your grill uncovered out in the weather I wouldn't put a lot of money out and just get a basic Charbroil or Thermos model. There are Char Broil models now that offer a drop in tray so you can use charcoal. Nifty!

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40. Canadian Parents - Canada's Parenting Website: BBQing Using The Rotisserie Re bbqing using the Rotisserie new Re Littlelu Your rotisserie should have come with instructions regarding cooking times. http://forum.canadianparents.ca/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=227833&page=

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