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The science of BBQ

Started by LordEoin, June 13, 2014, 01:55:21 AM

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LordEoin

Here in Ireland we like to just burn shit over charcoal. Here's a bit of info to help do it right:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccqOVmsybO4&list=PLrEnWoR732-DZV1Jc8bUpVTF_HTPbywpE&feature=share&index=12

Dara

Intresing but too much info. and that fella looks too much like Jim Carry . Would recommend just getting something fatty, preferably from a pig. Lash it on low heat on a covered bbq with wood chips for several hours.....mmmmmmm.  Cooked a pork shoulder last weekend on the bbq - first of the season, tasty stuff,
drinking - Brown porters (plain/oak aged/vanilla)
conditioning - American Amber (Jamil's evil twin)
Fermenting - air

mr hoppy


Will_D

Left hand burner on low, pork in a tray at other end for about 6 hours.

Best to raise the tray/pork if possible - like on the warming rack if you have one else a couple of bricks.
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

DEMPSEY

I like the video clip :) It has giving me a better understanding of BBQ that I did not know.
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