Mix the pepper and the marjoram in the oil. Eliminate the core from the apples, peel them and divide them into parts. After this, stir the honey through the beer. Coat the slices of liver with the spiced oil and grill them on the barbecue on a moderate flame. Do this for each side for about 4 to 5 minutes. Spread the mixture of honey and beer over the apple parts and grill them for 4 minutes on both sides. Put some salt on the liver and thereafter lay the grilled apple slices on the liver. Serve the whole with mashed potatoes or French bread and salad.
Peel the onion and the garlic and mince them very finely. Mix the minced spices, the garlic and the onion in the butter and put the whole mixture in a small bowl. Stir the cayenne pepper and the salt through the oil and spread it on both sides of the meat. Grill the ribs on the barbecue on both sides for 4 to 6 minutes. While grilling, cover the meat regularly with the spiced oil. Serve the ribs with spiced butter and serve the whole with French bread and mixed salad.
Blend the pepper and the marjoram with the oil. Take out the core from the apples, peel them and divide them into pieces. After this, stir the honey through the beer. Cover the slices of liver with the spiced oil and grill them on a moderate flame on the barbecue. Do this for each side for about 4 to 5 minutes. Cover the apple parts with the mixture of honey and beer and grill them for 4 minutes on both sides. Put some salt on the liver and then lay the grilled apple slices on the liver. Serve the whole with mashed potatoes or French bread and salad.
- 800 g lamb shoulder or lamb kotelett without bone
- 8 mushrooms
- 2 onions
- 2 green peppers
- 8 small tomatoes
- 150 ml oil
- a sniff of salt
- a tsp of dried marjoram
- 2 tsp of lemon juice
- laurel leaves
Preparation:
Rinse the lamb meat with cold water, dry it and take out the bones, the membranes and the nerves. Afterwards, cut it into pieces which should not be much smaller than whole tomatoes. Subsequently, take off the stem of the mushrooms and wash and dry the caps. Peel the onions and cut them into pieces. Cut the peppers in half, clean them and cut them into eight parts. Wash the tomatoes and put them into a bowl with the pieces of meat, the mushrooms, the pieces of onion and the pepper. Mix the oil with salt, pepper, marjoram, lemon juice and two finely minced laurel leaves. Pour this blend over the meat and the vegetables and let it marinade in the fridge for 1 hour.
Take the meat and the vegetables out of the marinade and alternate them on the skewers. Poke also half a laurel leaf on each skewer. Grill them for not longer than 15 minutes and cover them continuously with marinade while grilling. Serve with dry rice.
Lay the gambas in a bowl, cover them and let them defrost. Thereafter, cut the meat into pieces of about the same size. Cut the peppers in half and clean them. Wash them, dry them well and cut them into pieces of about the same size as the meat. Thereafter, dry the shrimps and also cut these into pieces.
Alternate the pieces of meat, shrimps and peppers on the barbecue skewers. Spread oil on them and grill for about 8 to 10 minutes. Turn them continuously and keep spreading oil on them. Spice the skewers with salt and pepper before serving.
Spread a little oil on the slices of sausage. Grill them on the barbecue on moderate heat (each side for about 3 minutes). Mix the remainder of the oil in the grated pineapple (instead of this you could also mince the pineapple finely), the grated cheese and the grated almonds. Divide the pineapple filling over 4 slices of sausage and lay the remaining 4 slices on them. Wrap the filled sausage slices in aluminium foil and grill them for another 5 minutes.
Mix the mustard with half of the butter and spread this paste around the sausages. Take the cores out of the apples, peel them and cut them into thick slices. Make a spread of the remainder of the butter by adding lemon juice to it. Spread it on the apple parts. Lay the sausages and the slices of apple, at the same time, on a not too hot spot on the grill (if needed put a slice of aluminium foil in between) and let them roast for about 6 to 8 minutes. Turn the sausages and the apples after 3 to 4 minutes.
Lay the chopped steak or the minced meat in a bowl. Wash and dry the parsley and mince it finely. Squeeze the garlic clove and let the butter melt in a pan, in the meanwhile. Subsequently, mix the melted butter with flour, salt, pepper, chilli powder, garlic and parsley in the meat and knead it well into it. Make small balls with the meat and blend and spread them with oil. Grill them for about 6 minutes on a high flame, while turning and greasing them continuously with oil. In the meanwhile, peel the onions and chop them to serve them with the Cevapcici.
Let the bread soak in lukewarm water or milk. Squeeze it and mix the squeezed bread with minced meat, egg, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Make little balls of this meat mixture and roast it in the pan with 1 tbs of oil. Drain the peaches and the pineapple and cut them into pieces about the same size as the meat balls. Cut also the cheese into cubes about the same size of the meat balls. Subsequently, alternate the meat balls, the pieces of fruit and the cubes of cheese with the cocktail cherries on the barbecue skewers and grill them for 15 minutes. Stir the chilli powder through the remainder of the oil and spread this mixture on the skewers a couple of times while grilling .
Cut the rolls in half and hollow them out a little. Peel an onion and chop it. Mix the liver sausage with the egg yolks, chopped onion, salt, pepper and marjoram. Fill the halved rolls with this mixture, sprinkle them with bread crumbs and put a chunk of butter on each roll. Lay the rolls under the electric grill just for a short time and then put them for another couple of minutes on the barbecue, so that they get a crunchy crust.
Fry the onion light brown in the oil, in a sauce pan. Add chive, chilli, tomatoes and salt. Let it stew a little and later add all the other ingredients (for the exception of the ribs). Let it cook for about 8 minutes while stirring constantly.
Marinade the ribs in the sauce and put them in the fridge for some hours.
Remove ribs from the sauce. Set aside a small quantity of sauce so that this can still be used later when frying.
Boil the remainder of the sauce and let it stew for some minutes.
Grill the ribs on a hot barbecue. Regularly spread with sauce (use the cooked sauce for the last part of the grilling).
Serve the ribs with some spoons of the cooked sauce.
Mix the curry paste, coriander, chive and coconut milk. Marinade the chicken thighs in it for about two hours.
In the meanwhile, make the dipping sauce. Chop the peppers and mix them with wine vinegar.
After 2 hours, grill the drumsticks on your hot barbecook®-barbecue, for about 10 minutes. Turn regularly and, every now and then, spread the left-over marinade on the chicken.
Cut the meat into cubes. Mix the ingredients for the marinade and marinade the meat for 2 to 3 hours.
Cut the cherry tomatoes into halves. After this, cut the green peppers and the onions into squares of 3 cm and put them on the skewers, alternating the meat and the cherry tomatoes.
Grill the skewers for about 10 minutes on your barbecook®-barbecue. Turn them over regularly, and every now and then brush the remainder of the marinade on it.
Mix marjoram and basil in the oil and cover the meat on all sides with it. Grill the rib for 4 to 5 minutes on each side and continuously spread oil on it while grilling. Dust the meat with some salt and ground pepper before serving. You can serve up the grilled ribs with country-bread and mixed salad.
Cut the deer steaks into 6 cubes each and mix the meat in a bowl with balsamic vinegar and half of the olive oil. Take the twigs of rosemary and take off the needles from the lowest 5 cm. Cut the end of the twig in a point, so that it can work as a skewer. Subsequently, chop 1 tbs of rosemary needles. Spread the slices with oil, dust the finely minced rosemary over them and put a cube of deer steak on them. Roll everything tightly up and, with a barbecue skewer, poke a hole in the rolls . Poke 3 meat rolls on each rosemary twig. Subsequently, spread the remainder of the oil on the rosemary skewers and lay them on a red-hot barbecue. Turn them over regularly so that they do not burn.
- meat spices (mix of 5 g basil, black pepper, thyme, oregano and rosemary, with a knife point of garlic powder and 100 g sea salt)
- Provençal spices
- 1 apple
- 1 tsp geneva berries
- butter
- 4 sweet potatoes
- 1 tbs blueberry jelly
- 1 piece of pumpkin
- 1 brown beer
- olive oil
- 4 dl wild game stock
- pepper and salt
Preparation:
Cut the saddle of hare filet into pieces of about five cm thick. Rub in the meat with oil, meat spices and finely smudged jenever berries. Cut the potatoes into halves and cut the piece of pumpkin into square cubes. Cook the pieces potatoes and the pumpkin until they are ready to be eaten. After this, let them cool off, rub them in with oil and spice them with pepper, salt and Provençal spices. Shred the onion and cut the apple into pieces. Let a chunk of butter melt and stew the onion and the apple in it for about 10 minutes. Add the blueberries jelly it and let it melt for a little while. Subsequently, quench with brown beer. Let half of the moisture condense and complete the sauce with pepper and salt. Take the skewers and tack up the pieces of sweet potato, pumpkin and pieces of saddle of hare filet by alternating them. Sear the skewers for about 2 minutes on each side Take the skewers off the flame and let them keep cooking for a short time on a warm plate. Serve them with a spoonful of the sauce.
Make a marinade with olive oil, garlic, oregano, dill, lemon juice, chilli powder, red pepper and red onion. Cut the chicken filets into long slices and poke them on skewers. Put the chicken skewers in the marinade, put the bowl in the fridge and let the skewers marinade for at least 8 hours. Every now and then turn the skewers, so that all the chicken fillets are well marinated. Grill them for some minutes on the barbecue and … enjoy it!
Put the lamb cubes in a platter and pour olive oil and lemon juice over them. Add garlic, thyme, oregano, pepper and salt, and mix it all well together. Cover the meat with the foil and let it marinade in the freezer for at least 4 hours. Tack up the lamb cubes on a skewer and grill them for about 15 minutes on the barbecue. Serve with pita bread.
Peel the onions and grate them. Cut the parsley and the coriander finely and mix them with the meat, onion, egg and spices. Knead this all very well through it. Take a quantity of minced meat and make a little meat ball with it. Sting a skewer through it and make the roll a little flat. Roast the skewer by continuously turning it on the barbecue. Pinch some lemon over it and serve with Turkish bread.
Chop the parsley and grate the onion over a bowl. Mix the parsley and the onion with the minced meat, along with 2 tbs of melted butter, cinnamon, chilli powder, pepper and salt. Blend everything well and divide the minced meat into 8 portions. Roll the minced meat in order to make sausages about 15 cm long. Put a skewer on each sausage (lengthwise), and push it until it is in the middle of the sausage. Then roll the minced meat with a wet hand around the skewer. Put the skewers in the fridge for at least an hour. Thereafter, spread them with the remainder of the melted butter and roast them on the barbecue for about 8 minutes. Turn them over regularly. Fill the pita breads with salad, lay the minced meat on it and complete with garlic sauce.
Grate the onion and chop the parsley finely. Mix this with the minced lamb meat, chilli powder, black pepper, salt, egg and bread crumbs. Add thyme to taste and knead the mixture. Make small balls out of it. Tack up some balls on a skewer and grill them on the barbecue, for some minutes.
Cut the pork into big cubes. Peel the mango and cut it into cubes. Mix the sherry with the soy sauce, the sugar and the rasped peel of the kaffir lime and marinate the pork for about 20 min. Put the pork, the mango and the leaves of kaffir lime on the stems of lemongrass and grill on a low heat. Boil the marinade briefly and pour over the spit-roasted pork.
Cut the chicken breast into thin slices. Put enough olive oil in a dish and season it with the pressed garlic and mixed herbs. Put the sliced chicken breast in the dish and let it marinate for at least 2 hours. Bake the marinated chicken breast in an aluminium barbecue tray on the grid of your barbecook®.
Sear the sirloin steak on both sides on the griddle at high temperature (max. 180°C), for 1 minute. Move the steak to the edge of the griddle and continue grilling (for a total of 5 minutes or so). Halve the tomatoes and grill on the centre of the griddle for approx. 3 minutes. Sprinkle with olive oil, pepper, salt and the squeezed garlic. When ready, move the tomatoes to the other edge of the griddle and place a few slices of ciabatta bread in the centre of the griddle. Grill until they are nice and crispy, and make sure to turn the steak over every now and then.
The Bearnaise sauce is prepared in a pan on the Hercules induction plate (60°C). Mix 5 egg yolks with 125 g soft butter and pour the mixture into the pan. Stir in 50 ml tarragon vinegar and then 50 ml water. Add the freshly chopped tarragon, and season the sauce with salt and cayenne pepper. Continue stirring the sauce with a whisk, on low heat (80°C) until the sauce thickens. Remove from the fire.
Serving tip: cut the sirloin steak into thin slices, sprinkle with some fresh Bearnaise sauce and garnish with the grilled tomato and the grilled bread.
Mix the chicken spices with the olive oil. Rub the roll with the mixture. Light up the Banika and let the temperature erise to 200°C with the lid closed. Place the roll in the grill basket and mount the spit on the Banika. Turn on the spit motor and cook for 15 minutes with the lid closed, and then for another 15 minutes with the lid open.
Prepare the lamb crown roasts one day ahead. Mince the garlic and mix with the olive oil, mustard and lemon juice. Rub the lamb crown roasts with the mixture, and leave for a day. Light up the Banika and let the temperature rise to 200°C with the lid closed. Place the lamb crown roasts in the grill basket and mount the spit on the Banika. Turn on the spit motor and cook for 15 minutes with the lid closed, and then for another 15 minutes with the lid open for perfectly pink grilled lamb crown roasts.
Serving tip: delicious in combination with tasty Turkish bread.
Roll the sausages up in the bacon. Place the sausages on the grill, constantly turning them until the bacon is crispy. Slice the rolls open and smear with a little mustard. Arrange some sauerkraut on each roll and top with a sausage.
- various kinds of sausages (chipolata, white sausage, garlic sausage, etc.)
- 1 green bell pepper
- 1 large onion
- 4 thick slices of smoked bacon
Preparation:
Cut the sausages into small pieces. Cut the bell pepper into chunks of 3x3 cm. Do the same with the onion. Cut the bacon into tiny strips. Arrange all ingredients on skewers in alternating order and grill on barbecue.
Cut tenderloin into equal pieces. Mix the orange juice and the pressed garlic, season with salt and pepper. Put the tenderloin pieces in the marinade and place in the refrigerator for 1 hour. Grill on barbecue.
In a food processor, mix the sun-dried tomatoes and the basil. Stir 100 g butter into the tomato tapenade and season with salt and pepper. Place tomato butter on aluminium foil and roll up into a firm roll. Allow to set in the refrigerator. Slice up the tomato butter and serve on top of the grilled steaks
- 3 tbsp cajun herbs (finely ground so they will not clog the injection needle)
Preparation:
Pour stock, butter, lemon juice and herb mixture into a saucepan and put on the fire. Heat until butter is melted. Season with (fine) salt as necessary. Allow to cool to room temperature (the butter must remain liquid) and fill the injection needle with this mixture.
Inject the meaty parts of the turkey with the mixture. Rub the turkey on the outside with the melted butter and ground pepper and salt mixture. Baste regularly during cooking. Pour dry white wine and some of the injection marinade into one of the Aromaz® saucers. Place barbecook® smoker chips in the other saucer for an extra smokey flavour.
Raise the temperature of the Brahma to ± 180°C. For this, keep the two outside burners at a low temperature setting, do not use the middle burner. Place the buttered turkey in the middle of the grid and grill indirectly at 180° C. Baste the turkey regularly with butter and top up the Aromaz® saucers if necessary. The turkey is done after about 2.5 hrs. In the meantime, enjoy a nice aperitif and the delightful aromas!
Combine olive oil, paprika powder, pepper, salt, chicken herbs and marinate the chicken fillet pieces for 2 hours. Soak 4 skewers in cold water. Cut the bell peppers into square pieces and thread onto the skewers, alternating with the chicken fillet. Pour the red wine vinegar into the saucers, adding the honey, cumin and lime wedges. Grill the chicken skewers on the barbecue until cooked through.
Combine oil, pepper and soy sauce, and marinate the steaks in this mixture for four hours. Pat the steaks dry and fill the saucers with tequila, water, chilli, onion, coriander and garlic. Grill on the barbecue until the meat is done.
Boil potatoes, unpeeled, until tender and cut into halves. Cut bacon strips into 5 pieces. Thread potato halves and bacon pieces in alternating order onto skewers. Fill the saucers with vegetable broth, paprika powder, cayenne pepper and chillie flakes. Place the skewers on the barbecue and grill until the bacon is cooked. Serve with a spicy sauce.
Marinate the lamb cutlets in the olive oil, mixed with the pressed garlic and springs of rosemary, for 3 hours. Fill the saucers with the pomegranate juice, water, mint, garlic, rosemary and pepper. Grill the lamb cutlets on the barbecue.