What To Consider When Buying A New Grill:The sunnier, warmer weather is sure to help kick-up grill sales. Whether you're replacing an old, worn-out model, or want to upgrade to something different, here are some things to keep in mind before you make your next grill investment: |
Turkey Cooking TipsWe are getting a lot of turkey cooking questions as we head towards "Turkey Day 2012". So, here are some basics to keep in mind. For more tips and ideas, listen to the show-Saturdays, 2-3PM Pacific Time on FM News 101.1 KXL and The Radio NW Network.
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Barbecuing beef roastsTypes of Roasts: Choose roasts with a good amount of fat, both on the exterior and interior. Fat adds flavor and moisture to the meat. |
5 Biggest Crimes Committed Cooking BrisketAaron Franklin, Texas BBQ Superstar reveals the 5 biggest crimes committed barbecuing brisket. |
Pomegranate CiderPomegranate Cider:This time of year, a good hot drink after a long day is in order. Delicious and warming, this concoction can be either family friendly or adults only. Ingredients: 2 cups fresh apple cider, 1 cup red wine, 1/2 cup pomogranite juice, 10 whole cloves, 2 cinnamon sticks. For cinnamon/sugar mixture: 4 tsp. superfine sugar, 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon. 1 lime cut into wedges. Preparation: In a saucepan, combine all liquid ingredients, bring to a simmer under low heat, stirring ocassionally. To make cinnamon sugar mixture, combine on a small saucer. Use the lime wedge to moisten the rim of the glass, then roll the damp rim in the sugar mixture. Set aside until the cider is ready. Once the cider is ready, strain into a heated mug or Irish Coffee mug. Add cinnamon stick for garnish if you like. |
Hazelnut AntifreezeI created this libation a number of years ago as a way to ward off the coldest days of winter. It's warm, flavorful and knocks the chill right out. Ingredients: 6oz. hot brewed gourmet coffee, 2oz. dark rum, 1oz. Frangelico (Hazelnut liqueur), 1 tsp. brown sugar, whipped cream. Preparation: Brew coffee, in a heated mug, add the rum, Frangelico and brown sugar. Pour in coffee. Stir to blend,top with whipped cream. |
The Tennessee HottieThis is a quick and easy libation, meant to help warm up your innards and your soul. Best enjoyed next to a roaring fire. Ingredients: 6oz. boiling water, 2oz. Jack Daniels, 1 tsp. honey, 1/2 tsp. fresh lemon juice, cinnamon stick for garnish. Preparation: Boil the water. In a heated mug, add the Jack, honey and lemon juice. Gently pour in the boiling water, and stir to mix. Add cinnamon stick, sip and savor. |
Mulled Grape CiderMulled Grape Cider--not only is this one loaded with vitamin C, it's a delicious way to warm-up to the New Year, and it's family-friendly! |
Barbecued Balogna-Memphis StyleIn 1993, Sandi and I traveled to Memphis to partake the Memphis In May World Championship BBQ Contest. One of the most unusual barbecue items we ate while there was a Barbecued Balogna sandwich at Jim Neely's Interstate BBQ Restaurant. Here's how to do it in your own backyard. |
Spicy Apple Cider Rib or Chicken Mop
Use this on either ribs or
chicken. Flavorful with a little kick to it. Ingredients: 2 cups
apple cider, 1/4 cup ketchup, 2 tbl. white vinegar,
Preparation: In a
saucepan, add cider, onions and jalapeno. Over |
Buttermilk ChickenButtermilk gives this grilled chicken a lively twist! It's a milky brine that brings juiciness and flavor to the chicken. You can also adapt it for a whole chicken or breasts if you like. |
Smoked GuacamoleCinco De Mayo is just around the corner. Enjoy it with this special Smoked Gucamole recipe. Try it once, and I guarantee, it will become a favorite. A flavorful way to enjoy the summer as well! |