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    Help! Running out of recipes for the BBQ

    I have been renovating my house since early December. We have not had a kitchen since then, and am getting tired of the standard BBQ meals. We do have a lot of take away places here, but would like to cook some more at home to save money. I do have my Coleman 2 burner stove also, but no oven. Any good quick meals that can be cooked on the BBQ, that is not necessarily standard grilled meat.

    Thanks,

    Ken

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    If you have a hooded BBQ all roasts can be done on them. 4 burner light 2 ends on high and let warm up, place roast in baking tray and place in centre of BBQ plate, close lid and turn down to low and allow to cook.

    Any stir fry can be done ona BBQ.
    Fried rice on a hot plate.
    Seafood dishes eg marinated squid.
    Other options are go down to your gas or camping store and buy a ring burner that will run off your 9kg cylinder and you have your stove. You can get a good one for $40. Great for camping later on.
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    The only thing you can't do is bake, otherwise you are almost unlimited in what you can cook!
    Good quality thick alfoil will give you heaps of options on the BBQ.
    Fish, seafood, forequarter lamb or easy carve, or lamb mini roasts with rosemary garlic.
    Two burner, one pot for sauce, other for pasta!
    Pot roast!
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    Tango's "Life Of Brian" BBQ Chops
    1/2 cup good olive oil
    1/2 Tbs ground fennel seeds
    2 garlic cloves finely chopped
    10 dried juniper berries
    salt and freshly ground pepper
    6 pork chops (a little over a kilo)@ 1 inch thick
    Stir gently olive oil and next 4 ingredients in a tray 9inch x 12 inch/ 24cm x 34 cm till each side of the chops can be coated with marinade.
    refrigerate turning over chops every 4 hours, 8 hours or overnight.
    Remove tray from fridge and chops from tray 1 hour before eating.
    Preheat BBQ grill 15 minutes before grilling at high.
    Grill chops for 7 minutes each side, don't turn or play with them just turn them once.
    After removing, cove with foil for 7 minutes before eating.

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    BBQ Dimsims

    Cut Dimsims in half along the length and BBQ ....

    Goes great with fried rice mentioned above

    Stevo

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    Quote Originally Posted by sschmez View Post
    BBQ Dimsims

    Cut Dimsims in half along the length and BBQ ....

    Goes great with fried rice mentioned above

    Stevo
    I'll second that ... the old dimmy's taste pretty good on the BBQ

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    An old time favourite of ours is doing veggies like eggplant, pumpkin (butternut is best) and carrots on the BBQ.

    Cut them into thin slices lenghtways - 5-8mm and paint or spray with Olive Oil. herbs to taste. I usually use Italian Herbs and some ground chillies.

    Place on the BBQ plate when it is hot and turn once or twice till cooked. Bloody beautiful.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wannalandy View Post
    I'll second that ... the old dimmy's taste pretty good on the BBQ
    Hmmm, do you put them on cooked or just defrosted?
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    Verdure grilled veg platter for bbq meats

    1/2 cups quality olive oil whisk in 3 TBS fresh lemon juice 2 cloves garlic diced fine, 1 tspoon dried oregano= marinade/dressing/baster

    Slice eggplant and salt
    Boil pot of saltd water and fennel bulb for 15 minutes, cut slice 1/2 inch dimensions and marinate
    Preheat bbq 15 mins on med/high
    Grill whole capsicum, turning as they blacken, 30 mins remove and clean
    baste and grill sliced eggplant AFTER removing salt, char stripes about 8 -10 minutes, grill corn on cob, and fennel slices 6 mins till charred
    serve drooled with dressing and fresh basil leaves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CowsGoMoo View Post
    Hmmm, do you put them on cooked or just defrosted?
    defrosted usually .... frozen ones work and thaw pretty quickly, just harder to cut in half


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