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Old 4th June 2009, 19:38   #1 (permalink)
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Turkish BBQ's

Hi all,

I absolutely love BBQ's, weathers been great in the UK of late so have used at every opportunity!

Funny thing is, I brought home a little Turkish BBQ even though I have a lovely one built and two others, but I only use the small Turkish one by placing it inside the chimney of the large one. Reason for this is that only the Turkish BBQ has a metal sheet beneath the main grill to collect the oil that drips from the food and it stops the flare ups! None of my others have this( I did at one point think of importing these and selling in the UK but never got round to it!!!)

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?

Game for anything so I'll leave it to you lot........Yum!



Happy BBQing


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Old 4th June 2009, 21:22   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Turkish BBQ's

Our Turkish supermarket sells the small metal BBQ’s, he’s just order in about 50 of them. The front of the shop now is full of metal BBQ’s and a big pile of water melons so feels a little like summer is here now.

The Moro East book has a few good marinate recipes for BBQ’s. Most of them have a Eastern Med. flavour to them so the ingredients/spices are quite easy to get in Turkey. I’d print them out but I’ve left my copy in Turkey.

There’s a video on their website with one of their recipes. You can get the recipe there too.
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Hi all,

I absolutely love BBQ's, weathers been great in the UK of late so have used at every opportunity!

Funny thing is, I brought home a little Turkish BBQ even though I have a lovely one built and two others, but I only use the small Turkish one by placing it inside the chimney of the large one. Reason for this is that only the Turkish BBQ has a metal sheet beneath the main grill to collect the oil that drips from the food and it stops the flare ups! None of my others have this( I did at one point think of importing these and selling in the UK but never got round to it!!!)

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?

Game for anything so I'll leave it to you lot........Yum!



Happy BBQing


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do u have like a picture of photo? sounds interesting...
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What you reckon, bit of a waste of money really to house my littlun from Turkey, but its the best!................

Wait..............

How do I put a picture on? its on my desktop, can't copy/paste, can't dragn drop, can't find url what am I doing wrong? being trying for ages!

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What you reckon, bit of a waste of money really to house my littlun from Turkey, but its the best!................

Wait..............

How do I put a picture on? its on my desktop, can't copy/paste, can't dragn drop, can't find url what am I doing wrong? being trying for ages!

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ok go to post message, scroll down till u see "manage attachments"... then follow it..

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upload it to photobucket and post the code up..
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ok go to post message, scroll down till u see "manage attachments"... then follow it..

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upload it to photobucket and post the code up..
Thanks for trying, I've had to change to iPhone, can't see "manage Attachments "though, I will put it on but probably tomorrow now cos I'm kna....d and can't be doing all the URL stuff!!

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Thanks for trying, I've had to change to iPhone, can't see "manage Attachments "though, I will put it on but probably tomorrow now cos I'm kna....d and can't be doing all the URL stuff!!

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knackered... is that a bad word? serious?
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knackered... is that a bad word? serious?
LOL, not really, don't know why I did it, probably cos I'm fxxxxxd! I will put the pic on but cant do it from the iPhone anyway

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Re: Turkish BBQ's

We've been having BBQ's this week, the BBQ has been used more than the last two years put to-gether, lol. Got to get one of those metal sheets, they sound just the job. One of our favourites with fish on the Barby is, cut Tunafish into chunks and marinade them overnight in lemon juice/olive oil/garlic (crush the garlic) mix it all to-gether and pour over, it needs very little cooking and it's delish. (If you like fish, that is).
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Got to get one of those metal sheets, they sound just the job. .
All you need is a roasting dish, baking tray or just some aluminium foil.
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