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I don't know about you,
but when I cook my lady is always happy,
and I benefit from that!
Barbecue Tools
no I don't sell them...
Rib-O-Lator
I don't have a gas barbecue, but if I did I would buy this tool. Awesome to barbecue at an even temperature.
Fire Wire
This is a fun way to do kebab and super easy to use.
BBQ Branding Iron
The largest selection and most reliable Steak Branding Iron company in the industry. Have a custom brand made for your family.
Rib Rack
Williams-Sonoma offers a great rib rack. It is high enough for your pork side ribs or beef ribs, there is enough space so that the ribs don't touch each other and it is an easy rack to wash.
Jalapeno Roaster
If you like to create spicy dishes, Cabela's offers a great way to do stuffed Jalapenos.
Barbecue Cover
Home Depot finaly offers a good quality barbecue awning. It create shade and protects you from the rain too...
Grilliput Steel Grill
The most compact grill idea I have ever seen and all stainless steel. It will fit in your back pocket.
Barbecue Light
If you plan on barbecuing year around, get yourself a light for the darker winter evenings.
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Recipes
Introducing barbecue sauce to your kids:
Take your favorite tomato base barbecue sauce and mix in enough simple ketchup to reduce the spice/heat and slowly over time as the kids get use to spices start reducing the ketchup.
Add a little something:
If you are one those people who really like certain spices and can't get enough of it, follow these simple steps on how to add a touch of your favorite spice(s) to "Roxy" barbecue sauce.
Take away 2 tbsp of sauce out of your bottle and replace it with any of your favorite spice or any combination of spices. Start with a little bit first and add more if you wish.
These 8 add-on variations are some I have had great success with over the past few years, some of these in competition.
(1)
1 tsp crushed celery seeds
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(2)
1 tbsp cumin and 1/2 tsp coriander
or
(3)
1/2 onion powder
or
(4)
1/4 to half tsp cayenne for extra heat
or
(5)
1 tbsp smoked paprika for an extra smoky taste
or
(6)
1 tsp ginger
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(7)
2 tbsp brown sugar
or
(8)
2 tbsp molasse
There are endless possibilities! Send us your favorite spices combination and we will post it for other people to try it out giving you the credit or course...
Cooking Temperature Guide
| Rare meat |
125F |
| Medium meat |
137F |
| Well done meat |
160F |
| Whole Chicken
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180F |
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Whole Turkey |
180F |
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Good Food Matches
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Flavours
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Meat
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Hickory
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Bitter smoke but very nice
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Beef - Pork - Chicken
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Oak
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Bold but nice.
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Beef - Pork - Chicken
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Wine barrel staves
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Wine and oak flavours.
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Beef - Pork - Chicken
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Cherry
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Fruity smoke
flavour.
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Pork - Chicken
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Apple
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Slightly sweet fruity
smoke flavour.
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Beef - Pork - Chicken
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Maple
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Mildly smoky and sweet
flavour.
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Pork - Chicken
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Peach or Pear
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Slightly sweet, hearty flavour.
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Pork - Chicken
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Red Neck Beer Can Chickens
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