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THE BARBECUE BLOG

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 Tips


We 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.

Barbecuing beef roasts


Types 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 Brisket


Aaron Franklin, Texas BBQ Superstar reveals the 5 biggest crimes committed barbecuing brisket.

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LIBATION STATION: DRINK RECIPES

Bourbon Slush Punch


Bourbon 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 Breeze


Fruity, 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 Sting


This piquant, pepper-spiked cocktail from Lucy’s Fried Chicken in Austin is more like a pinch than a sting.

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THE RECIPE FILE

The Best Baked Potato Ever!


The Best Baked Potato From Your Grill!
One of my favorite ways to fix them is to roast them on my grill! Here’s a way to get em fluffy inside and delicious outside!
Ingredients—one potato per person, square of foil 2x the size of your potato, oilive oil and dry seasoning mixture—commercial or make your own.
Preparation: Cut a one inch deep slit in the potato—almost the full length of the potato. Place the foil on the counter. Place 1 tablespoon of olive oil on the foil square. Roll the potato around in it so that it’s evenly covered. Then sprinkle seasoning mixture onto foil, roll potato on that for an even coating. Wrap the potato up in the foil, then place on the grill and cook for one hour @ 350-400F, or for 90 minutes @ 275-300 degrees. Pull off, add butter and fixins and gobble it up!

 

2012 Valentine's Day Menu


Valentine's Day Dinner:

Appetizer--grilled bacon wrapped asparagus spears--lightly seasoned with mild bbq rub.Cocktail to accompany: Mr.BBQ;s Smokin' Love Potion!

Main Dish: Swordfish Steaks with Yucatan Paste (savory and delicious) Ingredients for Yucatan Paste: 2 tsp. oregano, 2 tsp. chopped cilantro, 1 tsp. minced garlic, 1 tsp. ground cumin, 1 tsp. chili powder, 6 tbls. orange juice,2 tbsp. lime juice. Vegetable oil-for brushing.

Preparation: Put all ingredients-except vegetable oil into a food processor and blend into a paste. Lightly brush swordfish with oil, grill over medium heat 4-5 minutes per side. Brush with Yucatan paste while grilling. Turn over, repeat. Remove swordfish from the grill, brush with remaining paste and serve.

Salad or Steamed Vegetable

Dessert: Single decadent chocolate truffle on a doily, with champagne or sparkling wine.

Mr. BBQ's Sweet & Savory Slather


Got a hankering to try this one, and I think it's a keeper! Try it and let me know what you think of it.

Ingredients: 1 cup yellow mustard, 1/2 cup light molasses, 1/2 cup orange or grapefruit juice, 1-2 TBSP garlic powder.

Preparation: Place all ingredients into a glass bowl or cup, mix thoroughly. If the mixture is too thin, add more mustard. Slather or brush on chicken wings, ribs or pork roast. Yeah baby!

 

Tropical Salsa Pork Chops


I love the marrage of these two flavor groups, pork and Carribean citrus and spices.

 

Ingredients: 1-bone in pork chop-approximately 1 inch thick, per person. 1 cup black beans, 1/4 red onion-chopped, 3 large limes, 2-3 mangos, peeled,seeded and diced (number depends on number of people serving), 1 can of crushed pineapple-drained, 2 tsp. spiced or dark rum, salt, pepper to taste.

Preparation: Peel and dice 1 lime and juice of 2 limes, peel,seed and dice mangos, drain crushed pineapple. In a bowl add the limes,mangos,4 tablespoons of the pineapple and lime juice and rum, black beans and onion. Gently fold together until mixed. Refrigerate until needed.

Cooking Pork Chops: Season both sides with a little salt and pepper. Grill over high heat until done-approximately 10-15 minutes per side. Internal temperature should be 165. Remove from grill. Add a tablespoon of Tropical salsa to the pork chop and enjoy a wonderful flavor combination.

 

 

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TODAY'S SHOW MENU

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  • The MOST UNUSUAL Smoked Food EVER!
  • Win A Thermopen Instant Read Thermometer!
  • Texas Monthly BBQ list LEAKED!
  • Any such thing as :"New Q"? Let's talk about it!
  • BBQ Brush Warning
  • What The Listeners Are Cooking
  • Q Poll
  • Libation Station
  • Recipe File
  • Call Mr BBQ: (503) 417-9595 or 1-877-733-1011
  • Email Mr BBQ: mrbbq@wvi.com

 

ABOUT MR BBQ

Bruce Bjorkman, aka Mr. Barbecue has been playing with fire for most of his adult life. Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area (hey! It’s not his fault!) he's been an Oregonian since 1970, Bruce is an award winning competition barbecuer, author of The Great Barbecue Companion (1996, The Crossing Press). A respected authority on barbecuing, grilling and smoking, Bruce has traveled around the United States and Europe promoting American barbecue. He has also written many magazine and newspaper articles about barbecuing and grilling. During the week, Bruce is the Director of Sales & Marketing for MAK GRILLS in Dallas, OR. Cooking Outdoors With Mr.Barbecue has been airing on KXL since April 8, 2001.

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Q POLL
Q Poll 5 18 13
Brisket--do you prefer the lean (non-fat) or the with fat piece?
: Lean (non-fat)
: With fat
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Mr BBQ remembers 2 Memphis BBQ legends...cold smoked-what?!...New BBQ--will it fly?
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Mr BBQ talks pulled chicken, smoking steaks, Hamburgerology 101 and more!
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