The TeAm's Great BBQ Recipe Compendium

[lizardth]

See my earlier post where I added step 4. Follow that step and you can leave the beer out of the recipe.

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

See my earlier post where I added step 4. Follow that step and you can leave the beer out of the recipe.

Would the above (recipe and step #4) work with Bushmills Irish Whiskey?

 

[petrusbroder]

Probablty ... it would also taste good.

 

[Rudy Toody]

You could skip steps 1-3 and start with step 4. Your guests wouldn't object.

 

[petrusbroder]

Nope, at least not if you have enough ...

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Nope, at least not if you have enough ...

Well I don't have that many friends. So it works out. Unless we did a DC Convention, then I might have to buy more, or pull some limoncello from the moat.

 

[petrusbroder]

LoL!
Remember, the Limoncello moat is bottomless ...

 

[compudog]

LoL!
Remember, the Limoncello moat is bottomless ...

The old bottomless moat trick!

 

[compudog]

If one cooks some meat over a heat source, whether it is high temperature and direct, or lower temp and indirect, and use a dry rub on the meat, is this still considered BBQ?
Does the fuel source have to be smokey wood to constitute BBQ?

Must one use a tomato based sauce to constitute BBQ?

Let the discussion commence...

 

[petrusbroder]

Q1: yes.
Q2: no
Q3: no
C1: Sure.

 

[petrusbroder]

Motivation to above answers:
Q1: The heat source does not matter. It is energy transfer. It is how the energy is used which is one part of the BBQ.
Q2: You could use camel or elephant dung too. Or glowing stones. or a welding torch.
Q3: why the tomato? As long as there is sufficient fat or oil in ther meat or sauce the vegetable is neither necessary nor mandatory. Check mongolian BBQ or Sami BBQ. none of them uses tomatoes ...
C1: discussion started.

 

[petrusbroder]

OTOH: If you only consider one type of BBQ ... <Petrus shruggs his shoulders>

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

If one cooks some meat over a heat source, whether it is high temperature and direct, or lower temp and indirect, and use a dry rub on the meat, is this still considered BBQ?
Does the fuel source have to be smokey wood to constitute BBQ?

Must one use a tomato based sauce to constitute BBQ?

Let the discussion commence...

1) cooked = cooked, ergo, yes.

2) Preferably, but not necessary. (Gas grills might still be considered BBQ, but you just might not be respected in the morning)

3) No.

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Anyone know if you can eat coyote? Recipes would be cool too, especially campfire based (not grill based).

 

[Rudy Toody]

Anyone know if you can eat coyote? Recipes would be cool too, especially campfire based (not grill based).

Alaskans do. Not sure about Texans.

Can you eat coyote? Yes.

 

[RaySun2Be]

BBQ "Defined"

http://www.amazingribs.com/blog/barbecue_defined.html



It's all good if it tastes good!

 

[petrusbroder]

@RaySun2Be: thanks for a very good read!

I agree fully!

 

[Rudy Toody]

Great read! Thanks.

 

[petrusbroder]

probably the last BBQ for the year this week end. Alreday getting quite cold: +2&#186;C (+35.6 &#186;F) this morning ...

 

[compudog]

BBQ "Defined"

http://www.amazingribs.com/blog/barbecue_defined.html



It's all good if it tastes good!

Thanks Ray. That's whacking me with a cane of good info!!!

 

[TAandy]

Would the above (recipe and step #4) work with Bushmills Irish Whiskey?

bushmills.
wish i drank whiskey.
only up the road, so to speak.

can you eat coyote?
after a bottle of bush, if you can catch it you probably can!
won't need a recipe

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

probably the last BBQ for the year this week end. Alreday getting quite cold: +2ºC (+35.6 ºF) this morning ...

Wow... It's cooled down to 92ºF today, from the 104º temps we were getting last week.

 

[compudog]

I will BBQ all year. Especially if I used Rudy's method (item #4!)

 

[compudog]

I don't think I'd like those temperatures in August Petrus. We had about 12 (c) this morning. Right now it is about 29 (c).

 

[TAandy]

Would the above (recipe and step #4) work with Bushmills Irish Whiskey?

and that depends on whether it's bush, or black bush.
not being a whiskey drinker myself it coud be retching anyway