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ITT: A Recipe For Delicious BBQ Sauce | |||||||
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Inertia Posted:
Did you confuse beef with bison? Very similar meats where bison is known for being extremely lean. |
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Posted On: 04/03/2009 3:01PM | View Sneaky27's Profile | # | ||||||
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I’ll make this at somepoint this weekend. |
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Posted On: 04/03/2009 3:32PM | View Aristrofl's Profile | # | ||||||
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Sneaky27 Posted:
OH GOD DAMN, bison. I’ll have to hit the butchers. |
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Posted On: 04/03/2009 3:32PM | View Aristrofl's Profile | # | ||||||
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I once got startled in a mountain hut by a man who made a BBQ type sauce with a tin of cola and an oxo cube…true story.
Cola Chicken Take 4 Chicken legs, coated in seasoned flour* and fry skin side down until brown, turn, chuck in a chopped onion and a couple of crushed garlic cloves and fry til the onion goes clear. Crumble in a beef stock cube and pour over a 330 ml tin of (full fat) cola, and a tin of sweetcorn. Add vinegar/worcestershire sauce*/tabasco* as preferred or available. simmer for 20 minutes, basting all the while, during which time the cola reduces to a sticky gloop, serve with instant mash^, and (given we were up a scottish hill) a ****load of Laphroaig^.
*Denotes subsequent refinements to the recipe that took place in domestic kitchens ^Denotes mountain hut specific accompaniments. Mind you, Laphroaig is the dog’s bollocks.
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Posted On: 04/03/2009 4:11PM | View shifty_pecker's Profile | # | ||||||
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