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Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes
Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes
Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes
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Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes

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During those hot summer days and balmy nights, everyone loves a barbeque! With this new recipe book, 'Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes' you can add new pizzaz to your outdoor grilling. 55 delicious new barbeque recipes for you to try, including recipes for plank cooking, barbeque desserts, grilled vegetables and much more. Get grilling tonight!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherDee Phillips
Release dateApr 19, 2012
ISBN9781476217550
Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes
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Dee Phillips

An English Major at University, Denny (Dee) Phillips loves science fiction and enjoys coming up with new ideas in that genre. Her newest interest is in vampire books. Denny has made a career out of writing website content articles and has researched many different topics. As such, she also has many information books available.

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    Smokin' Hot Barbeque Recipes - Dee Phillips

    Smokin’ Hot Barbeque Recipes

    55 Delicious Barbeque Recipes

    Published by Dee Phillips at Smashwords

    Copyright 2012 Dee Phillips

    Smashwords Edition, License Notes.

    This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this ebook with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this ebook and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

    Smokin’ Hot Barbeque Recipes

    INDEX:

    The Fantastic Institution of the Barbeque

    Gas Grills

    Natural Gas Grills

    Using a Charcoal Grill

    Tips for Better Barbequing

    Cleaning Your Grill

    Barbeque Maintenance Tips

    BARBEQUE CHICKEN

    Beer Can Chicken

    Honey Mustard Barbeque Chicken

    Curry Barbeque Chicken

    Chicken Kabobs

    Grilled Chicken Fajitas

    Rotisserie Chicken on the Barbeque

    Balsamic Chicken Skewers

    Bacon Wrapped Chicken Kabobs

    BEEF AND STEAK

    Perfect Barbeque Steak

    Sweet and Sour Barbeque Short Ribs

    Spicy Beef Kabobs

    Beef Burgers

    Hickory Flavored Beef Ribs

    Sweet Steak Skewers

    Greek Barbequed Steak

    PORK ON THE BARBEQUE

    Spicy Hot Barbeque Jerk Pork Chops

    Lemon Barbeque Pork Chops

    Barbeque Pork Tenderloin

    Beer Barbequed Pork Ribs

    Pork Sausage Skewers

    Apple Butter Sweet Side Ribs

    Maple Pork Tenderloin

    CEDAR PLANK COOKING

    Orange Marmalade Planked Brie

    Pineapple Planked Shrimp Skewers

    Dill Planked Salmon

    Honey Pepper Planked Salmon

    Sun Dried Tomato Planked Salmon

    BARBEQUE FISH & SEAFOOD

    Barbeque Salmon Steaks

    Glazed Barbeque Salmon

    Barbecue Asian Fish Fillets

    Grilled Sea Scallop Kabobs with Hoisin Sauce

    Foil Wrapped Dilled Fish

    Whole Stuffed Salmon

    Grilled Halibut with Mango and Peach Salsa

    Foil Wrapped Fish Florentine

    Easy Grilled Lemon Fish

    Grilled Tuna Steaks

    BARBEQUE VEGETABLES

    Roasted Vegetable Salad

    Potato Zucchini Barbeque Bake

    Barbeque Pepper Boats

    Grilled Vegetables and Potatoes

    Eggplant-Feta Roll-Ups

    Grilled Vegetable Skewers

    Rice and Bean Grilled Stuffed Peppers

    BARBEQUE SAUCES

    Zucchini Steak Sauce

    Simple Barbeque Sauce

    Some Like It Hot Barbeque Sauce

    Sweet and Zesty Mango Hot Sauce

    Bourbon Barbeque Sauce

    Hickory Barbeque Sauce

    DESSERTS ON THE GRILL

    Banana Surprise Dessert

    Grilled Fruit Kabobs

    Balsamic Figs

    Grilled Peaches with Mascarpone

    Grilled Fruit Salad

    The Fantastic Institution of the Barbeque

    Along with the warm scented breezes of a summer day, no one can resist the temptations of eating barbeque food. Whether you are a seasoned meat eater, a vegetarian, or just love the taste of the smoky flavors, grilling food over a slow flame is irresistible. And the great thing about barbequed food is that it tastes all the better when you eat it outside!

    Barbequing is great for all types of meats—chicken, beef, lamb, pork or seafood and you can even use your barbeque to cook vegetables and desserts. Barbequing can be done in summer to relieve the heat of cooking indoors, or can be done in winter to bring the flavors of summer to you in the coldest months. It can even be done indoors on a stove-top or electric grill. Barbequing is also considered to be a very healthful way of cooking.

    But, how did barbeque get its start anyways? Of course, the first people to ‘barbeque’ there food were the hunter-gathers from prehistoric times. Barbequing (or cooking food over a fire) was a means of self-preservation and satisfied their basic need for food.

    There are many different spellings of barbeque around the world—barbeque, BBQ, barb-a-que Bar-B-Que, (among others spellings). The origin of the word barbeque however (no matter how you spell it) is often disputed. The most widely accepted story suggests that barbecue is a derivative of the West Indian term barbacoa, which refers to a method of slow-cooking meat over hot coals. If you look in The Oxford English Dictionary, the word back is tracked back to Haiti. Others claim that barbeque actually comes from a French expression barbe a queue, which means from head to tail while another theory proposes that barbecue comes from a 19th century advertisement for a combination whiskey bar, beer hall, pool establishment and roast pig vendor which was known as the BAR-BEER-CUE-PIG.

    The traditional Southern barbeque grew out of the celebration

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