السبت، 21 سبتمبر 2013

Planning The Perfect Barbecue

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By Hedrick Lepsch


What comes to mind when you think of being manly? Grilling steaks is what comes to my mind.

People equate summer with freedom and happiness, so when summer comes to a close, they sense that some of their freedom is dwindling. However, summer is not over quite yet.

You will first want to decide if you are going to use gas or charcoal to grill your meat. There has been a debate going on for years as to which one is better.

The "perfect" barbecue is very much a perception of the mind. An extrovert will be turned away if there isn't much going on in the social department.

Gas definitely burns cleaner than charcoal. Charcoal emits more carbon monoxide and soot up into the atmosphere, which contributes to higher levels of pollution.

One of the first things you should remember when having a barbeque is that you should keep your grill at least 10 feet from your house. This also counts for anything that may be attached to your house, like a carport or a garage.

It is up to you to choose; don't let yourself be pressured into believing that one way of cooking is better than the other. Before you are ready to grill, you will want to make sure that your grill is preheated at least 15 or 20 minutes before you're ready to slap the meat on the grill.

No one wants to have to deal with a fire when they are trying to relax and have a good time at the neighborhood barbeque. This is why it is so important that you keep your grill at least 10 feet away from your house at all while you are cooking.

It will also help to make sure that your meat does not stick to the grill. This is surprisingly important. There are few things more annoying than having to pry your meat up off the grill because it is stuck to the grill. You lose meat on the grill and that means that is less meat that ends up in your mouth.

Don't be shy to give them a little warning. Feel free to promise them the blessings of the tastiest BBQ rib recipe they've ever tasted, but don't try to hide the fact that it's undercooked.

This is the cleanest way to use charcoal with your grill. Other types of charcoal may contain sawdust, wood scraps, sodium nitrate, and even coal dust.

Before you start pouring hot barbeque sauce all over your burger, remember where it came from. Remember that the hot barbeque sauce on your burger will only taste wonderful if the meat is well-cooked.

Lighter fluid can leave a strange residue on your food, making your favorite hot barbeque sauce taste very odd. You should leave your hot barbeque sauce untainted and just avoid using lighter fluid.

Pour your hot barbeque sauce over your burger and listen to the sizzling sound of tasty goodness. Stay safe during your barbeques this year and they will be all the more fun.




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