Let’s be honest, for about a month straight now, we have all been absolutely stuffing our faces full of goodies, and we even had the spend the first 2 weeks of January finishing off all of the chocolates, and the alcohol.
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Truthful Top Tips to stick to your New Years Resolutions in 2024 With 2018 upon us, we will all flirt with the idea of having a ‘New Year – New Me’ Resolution that we plan on sticking too, but most of the time by the time February is here, we’ve given up for that year and we will start again the next… SO here are our top […]
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So do you cook your Christmas dinner on the BBQ? Did you know that 26% of people in the UK use a BBQ during the winter…
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Video recipes – GAMMON Joint with Spiced Honey & Mustard glaze. [ut_image_gallery thumbnail_size="large" grid="4" gallery="11426,11427,11428,11429"] PREPARATION - 35 Minutes COOKING TIME - 150 Minutes METHOD - Indirect INGREDIENTS 1.5-2 kg Gammon Joint, cross score the fat Salt Pepper Spiced Mustard & Honey glaze: 4 tbsp mustard 3 tbsp honey 2tbsp/50g light brown sugar 75ml apple cider vinegar 1 tsp chilli powder 1 tsp black pepper 1/2 tsp cayenne pepper [...] Continue Reading -
Things to remember when using a Chimenea… Preparing your chimenea for use Ahead of using the chimenea, there are a few things to consider: 1-Positioning the chimenea The first job when setting up your chimenea is to position it in an appropriate place. It should be placed somewhere on a flat, level surface. It should also be kept on a fireproof surface, […]
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Low and Slow Smoking The Low and Slow or Smoking cooking technique is not a difficult technique to do. However, you will need to understand how your barbecue works and you will need to know how to keep it under control for the duration of the cook. Low & Slow simply refers to the Low cooking temperature keeping down […]
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Juicy pulled pork dish and Creole Cider Another great BBQ recipe, Halloween & October is actually my favourite time of the year to get outside and cook some juicy pork over some hot coals! You heard it here first…
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10 rookie BBQ mistakes to avoid… Everyone loves a barbecue when the sun is shining, so here’s our top 10 tips to make sure you don’t fall into those pitfalls which can ruin the fun. Whether it’s a black sausage, a burnt finger or a dose of food poisoning, we’ve got simple changes that will change the way you cook outdoors […]
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Choosing the Best Kamado Egg Grill Kamado grills, also called ceramic grills or egg grills, have enjoyed a surge in popularity due to their incredible versatility and performance. With new brands entering the market each year, there are more options than ever, making it hard to determine which kamado is right for you. However, if you know what features to compare, […]
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Low and Slow snake method technique Here is how to do the Snake Method – Charcoal Kettle Tutorial, Low and Slow Technique The snake method is a great option for low and slow smoker cooks on your charcoal BBQ grill. This method enables your kettle grill to hold low consistent temperatures for long periods of time. If you have any questions […]
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Make a Pizza on BBQ! They said it couldn’t be done, they said it was harder than splitting the atom! But he’s gone and cooked a pizza on a BBQ and you guys gotta see just how easy this is! Have a go with this and have a different BBQ experience, rather than the usual burgers and sausages next time you […]
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Getting down & dirty grilling! How to Prepare You need a Charcoal grill or smoker You will need natural, un-soaked lump charcoal, which is made from big chunks of hardwood or our Professional Restaurant grade charcoal. This burns very clean, and has less ash flyaway than briquettes. Do not use lighter fluid, presoaked charcoal briquettes or lumps. Start by lighting […]
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The Dehesa – The Home Of The Iberian Black Pig The Dehesa is a small area of south west Spain that borders Portugal and is an idyllic area that enjoys a mediterranean climate with hot summers, ample rainfall and extensive woodlands with pastures and ancient trees.
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What is FSC? 5 Top Facts about the FSC Have you ever seen the FSC logo, and wondered what it was for? Or even what FSC means? In 1996, Bar-Be-Quick became the first UK based Charcoal Company to achieve FSC status, and we want to tell you why it is so important!
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Simple tips to enjoy your Barbecues safely… Barbecues are often a great way to spend your leisure time but they have their own set of unique fire risks that should not be underestimated. However, some common sense preparation can ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.
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