Turkish BBQ's - Page 2

Sunny Seasider · 5th June 2009, 07:02

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Originally Posted by KayaKoyuOldBoy

All you need is a roasting dish, baking tray or just some aluminium foil.

Thanks, we do have the heavy duty foil underneath, not always, but somehow the fat still splashes and get flare-ups.

dalyansteve · 5th June 2009, 07:06

I am quite happy going to our local durum man or doner man and getting a bbq meal in a wrap for 3 lira. Marvelous.

geordie_nev · 28th June 2009, 12:21

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Originally Posted by labman

Anyway, I'm out in two weeks time - will be doing many BBQ's and was looking for any good recipies that you guys may have?

There's a load of recipes on the BBC Food website:

BBC - Food - Recipes - Barbecue recipes

shirleyanntr · 28th June 2009, 15:28

bbq's on the balcony have now been fobidden in the Alanya area..is this happening anywhere else yet.

mikey · 28th June 2009, 17:25

hi all does anyone know if kipa do the wee throw away bbqs, i find them handy. cheers michael

v6cod · 28th June 2009, 19:16

A little dash of Efes calms the flare ups. Make sure it's only a little bit, you don't want to waste it.

miela · 28th June 2009, 21:38

Kipa and Migros do disposable BBQs but you need something to set them on otherwise they are sitting on your balcony or on the ground.

zuberdust · 28th June 2009, 22:00

bbqs (as much as they r nice) can be very annoying! particulary the men who do the bbq thinking they r great chefs where in fact most of the times the women seaon the meat etc... the men cook it then leave the dishes for every1 els to wash up.... yeh i sound like a feminist! eheh

Andrew and Mary · 5th July 2009, 11:02

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Originally Posted by shirleyanntr

bbq's on the balcony have now been fobidden in the Alanya area..is this happening anywhere else yet.

Ohh....hope not.
We BBQed on our balcony most evenings while wewere there last week!!!!!!

Didn't give it a thought it my not be legal.

bobthenob · 5th July 2009, 11:20

Just want to mention to the many here that are into the good ol' Barbie evenings,is how to aviod flare up while the meats are scrupousishly sizzling on the Barbie..oll.oll..oll.mmm..chickin..sorry where was l."oh",yes.

Always have a water spray on the table next to the barbie.When you see a flame appear,give it a little spray of water,this will retard the flame and give off some of that lovely smokey smell to maranade the meat..mmmmm.loovvely",yum,yum.

But remember the difference between the water spray to the inflammable liquid spray on the same table.Or you could be singing sweet Dixie in the black and white minstrel show