Baxton.me
30 January 2018
Summertime is BBQ time, but although we all love our grilled meats with salads, there can be a certain sameness to basic BBQ meals. Baxton Property Management tracked down some creative BBQ recipes to spice up your repertoire. Surprise your family and friends and be remembered as a master BBQ chef!
Before popping your next rack of ribs onto the BBQ, rub them down with olive oil and add a crust of spices with – would you believe it – ground coffee beans. Here’s the recipe:
If you’d like to try this on a smaller scale before serving it up to guests, you can give it a trial run in the oven. Here’s our source: it looks wonderful!
Corn on the barbie is a staple, and it tastes great just as it is, but if you’d like to put a new twist into this dish, try grilling your corn with regular bastings of a coconut milk-based sauce. Here’s how to make it:
Hosts and hostesses are often dismayed to see vegetarian guests picking away at the salads while everyone tucks in. Make provision for any vegetarians and tickle the taste buds of meat-eaters with this easy marinated veggie combo prepared on the grill or in tin foil.
We tracked down some salads with a difference for you too! How about potato salad with peas, broad beans, spring onion and mint? Or how about a pumpkin and pistachio salad with cranberries? Or maybe you would like to try your hand at an avocado, apple and grape salad with candied walnuts. It sounds amazing!
If you’re getting a little bored with regular BBQ staples, there are plenty of ideas to explore. From complicated gourmet options to simple twists to the tale added to Barbie favourites, you can have tons of fun playing with new ideas.
As your property managers in Hobart, we need to think out of the box when we’re at work, and our eye-opening excursion into BBQ with a difference just goes to show that the same applies to cookery. Bon appetit!
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