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About Us BBQs Smokers Parts Accessories ... Contact Us BBQing.com is a celebration of sizzle, smoke, secret sauces, summer afternoon cookouts, dads in aprons and everything we love about cooking over fire. Serving Hamilton, ON for 30 years and the Ottawa area since 1986, BBQing.com has become Canada's largest barbecue supplier. BBQing.com carries the most comprehensive selection of gourmet quality BBQs , original factory replacements parts , and uniquely related accessories . Brands such as Broil King, Weber, Napoleon, Grand Hall, Brinkmann, and many more line the walls of our showroom. At BBQing.com, we offer free demonstrations unique grilling ideas and knowledgeable staff to custom fit a BBQ to your needs. Let us entice you. We will show you how BBQing is a tasty, easy and economical experience to enjoy. Whether you are a city dweller, country charmer or cottager, allow BBQing.com

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About Us Parts Accessories BBQs ... Contact Us The terms "barbecuing" and "grilling" are often used interchangeably, but the techniques are quite different. In its strictest sense, barbecuing is a process of slow cooking over or near live coals at a low temperature of less than 225°. Grilling is quick cooking food (such as hamburgers and steaks) over a high temperature. Whichever techniques you use here are some tips. Leave all of the fat on the meat while barbecuing, it will moisten and baste the meat. When cooking is complete, remove the fat before serving. Even if you use charcoal or gas to cook, the addition of a little wood or a handful of herbs (such as rosemary) produce fragrant smoke that gives wonderful flavor. For quick-grilling, use small chips of wood along with charcoal, adding them just before cooking, after the charcoal has burned down to glowing red coals. Be sure to soak the chips in water for at least an hour, so the chips smoke and don't burn rapidly. If you use a gas grill, wrap the soaked chips in aluminum foil poked with holes to keep the ashes from the clogging the gas jets. Clean your smoker and grill regularly. Not only the smoker and grill surface need to be cleaned but also the inside lid and body cavity. Use a wire brush on the grates and a scraper on the solid parts of the equipment. Remove all coals and any liquids accumulated in the smoker or grill.

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The Physics of.... BARBEQUE!!! I really like barbequed food, specifically ribs, steak, hamburgers, and chickenusually in that order. I also like physics. Just the mention of Newton or Coulumb can make me giddy. Now most people don't have a clue as to how intimitely intertwined these two loves are. Barbequing and everything associated with it is, at the basics, merely an application of physics. The BBQing Device Electric Starters Cooking of the Meat Efficiency of a BBQ The BBQ ing device I know when I think of BBQ, physical barbequeing device is the second thought to cross my mind. The first is yum. But back to the actual BBQ. There are 3 main kinds: the open grill (the kind that you'd find in a park), the Webber (the ones that look like small alien spaceships landing in you back yard), and the propane gas BBQ. Open Grill: The only problem to be solved by physics on these BBQs is that of thermal expansion and melting points. Charcoal briquettes can get quite hot, which is actually the point of using them because you generally want your meat cooked. But you also don't want your meat to fall into the briquettes. To solve this, BBQs, this goes for all BBQs, not just the open grill, are made out of a metal with a very high Young's and Bulk Moduli. Young's and Bulk moduli areproperties of any given matieral. Young's Modulus refers to how much the material expands linearly when heated or cooled, and Bulk Modulus refers to how much the volume expands when heated or cooled. They are applied in the equation:

4. Untitled Chef Jameson Cooks BBQ BBQ ing is the most unique cooking in the United States. Over the past 50 years I have developed a style of cooking BBQ that gives you the finest taste of BBQ that is found anywhere. The southwest is where bbqing really got started and that style of cooking is what has developed today. http://www.tugo.com/bbq

Welcome to Chef Jameson Cooks BBQ Preface: BBQ ing is the most unique cooking in the United States. Over the past 50 years I have developed a style of cooking BBQ that gives you the finest taste of BBQ that is found anywhere. Over the next few months I shall put up many recipe's that will help you develop the best style of BBQ cooking. I was brought up in the southwest, in Tulsa, Oklahoma to be exact. The southwest is where BBQing really got started and that style of cooking is what has developed today. These chapters that follow will help you have the best BBQ possible, and I guarantee that no one will do a better BBQ than you. BBQing is not burning food nor blackening it. It is not fast food nor is it restaurant food. It is backyard cooking. It is not fancy nor is it dainty. It is food to eat with your friends and it is food that is better made on an outdoor grill/BBQ. The recipes and techniques I have developed are set forth in the pages ahead. I am not a professional chef, but have attended advanced cooking schools over the past 18 years. I taught French wine courses for many years and have held innumerable wine tastings over the past 30 years. When my father started BBQing in the late 1930's, practically no one had a BBQ oven. At that time there was no such thing as a gas grill. We have come along way since then, but I can tell you that the BBQing has not gotten much better. I watch the TV shows and quite frankly most of the chefs don't know what they are doing or they haven't really developed good techniques. Burned steaks and burned ribs taste

5. Outdoor Cooking At WYK We don't have any recipes for this section yet, but we hope to have some by this summer. In the meantime, follow the links below or conduct a search on Metacrawler. Camp cooking for 100. Cookie's Fav Recipes. Outdoor bbqing Recipes http://members.aol.com/bbowman646/bbq.html

We don't have any recipes for this section yet, but we hope to have some by this summer. In the meantime, follow the links below or conduct a search on Metacrawler. If the specific recipe you need isn't on our list, use the MetaCrawler search engine below (it searches the databases of Infoseek Alta Vista Yahoo Excite , and Lycos OR find a unique recipe from Sainsbury's easy-to-use recipe database OR peruse the links to other outdoor tips and recipes at the bottom of the page. Be sure to check back to our recipe index to see what new recipes we add each week. No Frames Index Use the Meta Crawler Engine to Search for a Specific Recipe Search from the Sainsbury DataBase for Tasty, Different Recipes MetaCrawler search: any all as a phrase Sainsbury's recipes use UK measurements. A good conversion table is found here at Aunt Edna's Kitchen. Outdoor Cooking Links Tips (with some recipes) Woodbridge: The Perfect Outdoor Barbecue Barbecue Methods Pit Cooking ... Camp Cooking Mostly Recipes BBQ Recipes from BIA BBQ Recipes from Yum Yum Recipe Collection ... GORP Special Recipes Make Ahead Summer Fare Off-Beat Barbecue Recipes Low-fat BBQ Recipes ... Tailgating.com

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Charlie Knote was named the "Man of the Year for 2000" by the National Barbecue Association (NBBQA). He died in January 1998, just before his 77th birthday. The CISC MASTER BBQ COOKING SCHOOL is dedicated to his memory. Ruthie is currently the President and CEO of CISC and Master Indoor/Outdoor Cooking Consultant. She is a member of the National BBQ Association (NBBQA) and the Kansas City BBQ Society (KCBS). The Master BBQ Cooking School is administered in Denver, CO by the Knote's oldest son-in-law, John Head, MBBQ, a 30-plus-year veteran of the BBQ pit, a 12-year apprentice of both the Knotes, a member of the National BBQ Association (NBBQA) and the Kansas City BBQ Society (KCBS). B.S. Agriculture, Purdue University, 1942. Formulation Chemist 30 years experience.

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February 2003 Other features Store finder Financial Services The Company ... Foods Home Food Features Five a Day Healthier Choice For The Love Of Food Fish ... Steam Cuisine Services Flower Ordering Wine Gift Ordering Lunch To Go Café Revive ... Meat and Poultry > BBQing BBQing Follow our tips for the perfect BBQ and you'll never have a burnt offering again! A successful BBQ requires the meat to be cooked correctly without burning. Achieve this by following our tips and never leave the BBQ unattended. Don't forget to look out for our special BBQ range in stores from April until October. It is best to light the BBQ at least one hour before cooking (or follow manufacturers' instructions) - this will ensure cooking without excess flames and avoid burning Never leave the BBQ unattended - it's a good idea to have a bucket of water on standby just in case The chef should wear an apron and ensure hands are washed before cooking and in between putting food on and taking it off the BBQ Keep all raw and cooked food separate and 'wrap and refrigerate' prior to cooking on the BBQ Use separate BBQ utensils when handling raw and cooked food Check meats are cooked through (the juices should run clear) Beef steaks are quite safe eaten when cooked to rare or medium. All other meat should be cooked thoroughly.

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Bulletin Boards Find an Old Friend Free Email Shopping ... Calendar of Events Cooking Tips Home Jamaican Recipes Cooking Tips Cooking and Household Tips by Grandma2 moderator of our Cooking Forum " Ackee and Saltfish " Ova de years I have been asked certain questions, so mi gather up all mi can find. The places I get dem from mi nuh memba, but give tanks just de same. If you have any questions or requests, please let mi knoh and I will surely try and figure it out for you. I will be updatin' often so please check back. My Tips To ensure the meat is properly cooked BBQing should be done in Jamaican time . nice and slow. Brush a small amount of cooking oil on the grill to keep food from sticking. Add smoky flavour by throwing thoroughly soaked wood chips onto BBQ coals. Soak wooden skewers in water for at least one hour before threading meat or vegetables onto them – this will prevent charring. Brush both sides of the meat, seafood or vegetables with sauce during the last 5- 6 minutes of cooking.

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Mama's Secrets Front Page Best Links On The Internet Mama's Links Of Friends Mama's New Recipes 47 ... New 53 BBQing With Wood DON'T ALLOW SMOKE TO CLOUD YOUR PERCEPTION Know the facts about cooking with wood. As the ownership of grills are on the rise , so are the invitations from friends to neighborhood barbecue events and thus starts the countless methods of marinating and flavoring the food for their feasts. Flavor is everything when preparing a meal on the grill- The one who contrives the greatest flavor, reaps the bragging rights and is the topic of discussion in the office and at the water cooler for weeks to come. From the earliest times man has tried to increase the flavor of his food, and historically with no regard for fat content or calories. We now live in a much more health conscience society, but we still yearn for the flavoring techniques that will keep our taste buds watering and our waist line trim. The use of wood is one of those techniques that eliminates the added calories and fat, but doesn't compromise an ounce of flavor in doing so. In fact, depending on the type of wood used, it will inherently add a distinctive flavor to the food being grilled.

12. JQ's BBQ Page Where the skill of pitmastering comes in is learning how to regulate the temperaturedurring the cooking process. This is the key element in bbqing. http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/1065/bbq.html

The BBQ Experience Contrary to popular belief, bar-b-que has nothing to do with char coal, propane, lava rocks, or meat sizzling angrily over a live fire. That is called Grilling. No my friends, we are about to embark on an adventure together into the realm of true Texas Pit BBQ. In order to understand just what we are talking about, first let me attempt to explain. Have you ever put a piece of meat in your mouth that you could let disolve like a Jolley Rancher hard candy? This is just the beginning. It only gets better from here. If the thought of that makes you salivate like the barbarian that we all have deep within ourselves, and you are big enough to admit that, then by all means please continue this adventure with me! BBQ is the art of taking one of the toughest, fattiest cuts of meat and transforming it into sheer culinary bliss. This is achieved by first keeping your cooking temperature down to 175° F. or so and secondly by cooking it as long as possible. This is the key to good BBQ. I have read in some BBQ cookbooks (that shall remain nameless ) that you should bring the temperature of your pit up to 200° to 210° F. and cook your meat from 1 to 1½ hours per pound. As an experiment I did just that Yesterday, (4-26-96) and I can assure you that the net result was something comparable to boot leather. I am currently suffering by having to eat the product as I am writing this.

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14. Barbecuing In Alon Shevut Aside from better taste, what are the benefits of bbqing? If you enjoythe firemaintenance aspect of outdoor cooking, bbqing is for you. http://yucs.org/~frazers/bbq/

Barbecuing in Alon Shevut What is BBQing? Is it the same as grilling? American northeasterners refer to cooking hotdogs, steaks and hamburgers over very hot coals as BBQing. However, in the south and west, this is called Grilling, and the term BBQ is reserved for slow-cooking thicker cuts of meat, like roasts or whole chickens, in low-temperature smoke. Both taste great, but in the interest of clarity, this document will always refer to Grilling as such and Barbecuing as such. If you have a good broiler in your oven, you don't gain much by grilling other than the experience of playing with the fire. The food is only on the coals for a few minutes, and does not have time to really absorb the flavor of the smoke. Unless you burn it or expose it to lighter fluid fumes, it will not taste very different from food cooked in the oven. BBQing, on the other hand, allows the food to absorb the smoke for hours, producing a product which cannot be imitated in the oven. The smoke penetrates deep into the meat, and can be tasted in every bite. Aside from better taste, what are the benefits of BBQing?

15. Broil King - Questions Avoid cross contaminating. NOTE There are many different accessories availablewhich can make bbqing or cooking chicken dishes easy and effortless. http://www.broilkingbbq.com/broilking/questions_answer.asp?QID=1188

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