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Give me a bit of time to find it, and I'll post my marinade recipe for chicken.

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Chicken Marinade

Onion – 1 medium blended
Garlic – 2 cloves
Soy Sauce – to darken
Ginger – (powdered) 1 teaspoon
Brown Sugar – 1 ½ tablespoons
White Wine (or sherry)
Pepper
Oil – fair pour


This works well for barbecued chicken. It's best to use thinly slices breast or thin fillets.
Marinade overnight.

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Gas BBQ’s come in 3 types

Gas Assisted

These are basically standard Charcoal BBQ’s but with a gas igniter to get the coals “up and running” quickly and easily

Gas with Rocks

This is a Gas Burner but have lava rock over it. The flame heats up the rocks and so fat can drip onto the rocks so giving a similar taste to Charcoal. Some allow you to add wood shavings for extra flavour

Gas – Griddle

This is a mixture of either gas hotplates – basically a fixed frying pan or Gas flame covered by a cap with an open grill. Basically it acts like an upside down grill and probably gives the least authentic BBQ taste.

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As far as I'm concerned, if it's gas, it's not a barbecue (it's a grill). :evil:

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As far as I'm concerned, if it's gas, it's not a barbecue (it's a grill). :evil:


Damn right! :D Hell yeah! :lol: 8-)

Sorry, I couldn't see any more suitable smilies... redneck style maybe? ;)

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Surfing the web on my mobile 'phone last night, (checking the latest scores) I found this site, which I will I will base my design on...

http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/barbecue/

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As far as I'm concerned, if it's gas, it's not a barbecue (it's a grill). :evil:


Totally agree

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Surfing the web on my mobile 'phone last night, (checking the latest scores) I found this site, which I will I will base my design on...

http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/barbecue/


Looks good.

Another barbecue pic, if y’all are in’erested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/simon_aughton/3521627996/

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John_Vella wrote:
Surfing the web on my mobile 'phone last night, (checking the latest scores) I found this site, which I will I will base my design on...

http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/barbecue/


Looks good.

Another barbecue pic, if y’all are in’erested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/simon_aughton/3521627996/


Ok... that looks good. Did you make it yourself or buy it?

I think that would be a lot more challenging than building a brick one.

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Bought one of THESE A couple of weeks ago. Tried it last weekend. It did a really good job of lighting the charcoal. I used less coal than normal because unlike when I do it by hand all the coal was used, there were no unlit bits in the corners. I can strongly recommend them.

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Ok... that looks good. Did you make it yourself or buy it?

I think that would be a lot more challenging than building a brick one.


It was a flat pack kit. I used to have a very similar one that came from Homebase, buthis one came from Belgium and had the worst assembly instructions I have ever seen. In the end, after lots of swearing, I binned them and worked it out for myself.

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