Getting to hot to cook inside and am looking for something new to grill, besides the usuals- burgers, steaks, chicken, peppers, etc.
What do you folks like to grill?
Need something new to grill
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Guys, I guess I am a little slow. I don't understand all the abbreviations that are used. Like Chuck used ABT's I haven't a clue. Please clue me in.
Maybe there should be a list some where for us slow folks, maybe there is a list. CF
Maybe there should be a list some where for us slow folks, maybe there is a list. CF
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ABT = Atomic Buffalo Turd
Jalapeno pepper, cut the top off and deseed/devein, stuff with cheese and a meat (I prefer cream cheese and fajita chicken meat), slap a piece of bacon over the top held with a toothpick and grill indirect for 1.5 to 2 hours.
Will look for some pics...
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Here is a post that Gator made awhile back. Instead of cutting the top off of his, he cut them in half legnthwise.
http://www.texasbbqforum.com/viewtopic. ... hlight=abt
Well, I thought that I had more pics of ABT's. Next time I make some, I will try to get pics of the process.
One word of warning. If you decide to make some, be careful because they are like illegal drugs. They are very addicting!
Jalapeno pepper, cut the top off and deseed/devein, stuff with cheese and a meat (I prefer cream cheese and fajita chicken meat), slap a piece of bacon over the top held with a toothpick and grill indirect for 1.5 to 2 hours.
Will look for some pics...
EDIT:
Here is a post that Gator made awhile back. Instead of cutting the top off of his, he cut them in half legnthwise.
http://www.texasbbqforum.com/viewtopic. ... hlight=abt
Well, I thought that I had more pics of ABT's. Next time I make some, I will try to get pics of the process.
One word of warning. If you decide to make some, be careful because they are like illegal drugs. They are very addicting!
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Im thinking about doing some bacon wrapped asparagas tonight or some grilled veggies with whatever meat we decide on tonight. Gotta cook up some what I have left of my Slovacek's sausages from last weekend.
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Thanks for info guys. I already do the Jalapeños, but we just call them stuffed Jalapeños. I like the cream cheese with apricot preserves. I have a nice stainless Chile roaster. The Chiles stand up in it. CF
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Last night I made Big Ol' Mess from the Marlboro Cook Like a Man grilling book.
You make a foil packet and put 1 lb chopped smoke sausage, onions, red bell pepper, jalapeno (I omitted that one), and I added mushrooms into it. Then you pour over 1/4 cup Tabasco (reduce if you don't like a lot of heat or more if your tabasco is really mild), and a 10 oz jar of sweet and sour sauce. Then cover with a piece of foil and crimp the edges together so it doesn't leak. Throw on the grill for 45 minutes, turning every 15 minutes. My coals were a little too hot so it stuck to the foil really badly! lol We served it over jasmine rice with a side salad.
We also made Hawaiian Turkey Burgers on the grill this week. They were awesome!
You make a foil packet and put 1 lb chopped smoke sausage, onions, red bell pepper, jalapeno (I omitted that one), and I added mushrooms into it. Then you pour over 1/4 cup Tabasco (reduce if you don't like a lot of heat or more if your tabasco is really mild), and a 10 oz jar of sweet and sour sauce. Then cover with a piece of foil and crimp the edges together so it doesn't leak. Throw on the grill for 45 minutes, turning every 15 minutes. My coals were a little too hot so it stuck to the foil really badly! lol We served it over jasmine rice with a side salad.
We also made Hawaiian Turkey Burgers on the grill this week. They were awesome!
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