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. |
Bourbon Slush PunchBourbon Slush Serves 16–18. In honor of bourbon maker Elijah Craig's passing on this date in 1808--we celebrate his great leadership in bourbon making with this spectacular punch recipe. Will serve 16-18 thirsty folks. |
The Beach BreezeFruity, lively and fun! That's what makes the Beach Breeze a blast. It's sure to be a lip smaking pleaser this Mother's Day weekend! |
Mint Julep: It's the derigor drink of the Kentucky Derby. Churchill Downs sells about 120,000 between Friday and Saturday events at the race track. Here's how to concoct the "classic julep": |
The Bee StingThis piquant, pepper-spiked cocktail from Lucy’s Fried Chicken in Austin is more like a pinch than a sting. |
Mr.Barbecue's All Time Favorite Ham Glaze:I came up with this recipe a few years ago for one of my friends. It became an instant hit with the family, and is still used to this day. It provides wonderful flavor to any type of ham. |
Chicken-Meatball Yakitori (grilled fowl)This may require a visit to an Oriental/Japanese grocery store for some of the ingredients. |
Apricot-Oriental WingsA quick and tasty appetizer you can serve your guests during the holidays. Takes just a few minutes to prepare and 20-35 minutes to cook up. |
Mr BBQ's Prime Rib RubPrime Rib and the holidays are a natural. Here's a delicious rub that infuses great flavor to this "king of meat cuts". |