So what did you braai this weekend?

[BigAl-sa]

I did a deboned leg of lamb stuffed with apricots

 

[flarkit]

Some lamb chops coated with ground pepper & thyme, marinated peri-peri chicken pieces, and jacket potatoes with garlic wrapped in foil.

 

[BigAl-sa]

Some lamb chops coated with ground pepper & thyme, marinated peri-peri chicken pieces, and jacket potatoes with garlic wrapped in foil.

Sounds nice apart from the garlic bit messing up the taters

 

[Devill]

Peri-Peri Chicken in a bag on the braai

Have any of you braaied it like this before?

 

[Herm]

Did some pork rib yesterday along with marinated chicken pieces with beeeg mushrooms topped with garlic+butter+fetta, wrapped in foil.

Thinking of doing a chicken in the Webber tonight...

 

[Elfreako]

Wors

 

[blunomore]

No braai.

Had Sunday lunch @ Ocean Basket.

 

[BigAl-sa]

Peri-Peri Chicken in a bag on the braai

Have any of you braaied it like this before?

Doesn't the plastic burn? No plastic taste to the chicken?

 

[Devill]

Doesn't the plastic burn? No plastic taste to the chicken?

nope, you can boil water ina plastic bag.

Thus you "stew" the chicken in the bag. http://www.metacafe.com/watch/731626/fire_proof_bag/

It works nicely but the grill has to be cold before you place the bag+chicken on. Also I have found there must be enough marinade and also it tends to be easier if there are no open flames only red hot coals

 

[thedutchman]

wors

 

[flarkit]

Peri-Peri Chicken in a bag on the braai

Have any of you braaied it like this before?

Ding! We've done this a few times, with good results (think soft juicy chicken). I wouldn't recommend it too often, since the bags tend to have little holes burnt into them and I fear toxic materials mixing with the food.

 

[.Froot.]

No braai this weekend.... lunch at Cuppacino's on Sunday...

 

[Devill]

Ding! We've done this a few times, with good results (think soft juicy chicken). I wouldn't recommend it too often, since the bags tend to have little holes burnt into them and I fear toxic materials mixing with the food.

lol, eat any microwaved food?

Same effect, or worse im sure

Also if you eat any mcdonalds you will get less toxic materials from eating this everyday for a year, than eating 1 McDonalds Jnr cheeseburger.

 

[porn$tar]

wors, pork rashers and moerse pork chops

 

[rpm]

Chicken and wors. I was however in more of an advisory roll with a frosty in the hand sampling the progress

 

[Summoner]

Blue-nose and some Skate wings, basted with a mixture of butter, garlic, thyme, lemon juice and apricot jam

 

[MaD]

Two pork texan steaks + a deboned chicken + chops + chili wors on Saturday, chicken potjie on Sunday. A weekend isn't a weekend without meat, and lots of it

 

[BigAl-sa]

Chicken and wors. I was however in more of an advisory roll with a frosty in the hand sampling the progress

The frosty is very important during all stages Here a very nice porter to go with the meal:

 

[Devill]

The beer is the most important part of the braai.

If the beer is not cold, the braai = http://www.themadhat.com/images/vader-fail.jpg

 

[BigAl-sa]

Two pork texan steaks + a deboned chicken + chops + chili wors on Saturday, chicken potjie on Sunday. A weekend isn't a weekend without meat, and lots of it

Funnily enough, I also did a deboned chicken on Sat (first time). Must admit it was *really* nice. I did it on the gas braai and was amazed at the amount of fat that came out of it - I'll do it on charcoal next time.