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Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 6:17 pm
by Bokkom
Chilli wrote:
Bokkom wrote:Chilli, I ordered baby back pork ribs online and received it yesterday. I want to braai it this evening. Any suggestions?
I would suggest a ginger, soy, honey marinade. Cook slowly so that they sugar in the honey doesn't burn.

Or

Brown sugar, paprika, garlic and all spice rub.
Thanks man, I ran out of time and had to make quick decisions on the go.
So I seasoned it with salt, pepper and lemon juice and popped it into the oven for about 45 minutes.
Then off to the grill with a honey and mustard glaze.
Ended up not too bad at all.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 7:02 pm
by sorCrer
Sards wrote:
Chilli wrote:Both look amazing Sards.
Cheers. We have done so much charcoal cooking that its great to have a break now and then. The other day my missus made an Asian dish with home made veg spring rolls which were so good dipped in a sweet chilli dip that my kids who hate veg ate them...
Looks good. :thumbup:

Plating could do with some work though.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 7:40 pm
by Bowens
Grilled burgers and kielbasa over charcoal yesterday. Chicken in a Carolina Gold sauce and shrimp today.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 8:45 pm
by Bokkom
Bowens wrote:Grilled burgers and kielbasa over charcoal yesterday. Chicken in a Carolina Gold sauce and shrimp today.
Quickly googled that Carolina Gold sauce.
Will definitely give it a try sometime. :thumbup:

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Tue May 26, 2020 1:36 pm
by Homer
Bokkom wrote:
Chilli wrote:
Bokkom wrote:Chilli, I ordered baby back pork ribs online and received it yesterday. I want to braai it this evening. Any suggestions?
I would suggest a ginger, soy, honey marinade. Cook slowly so that they sugar in the honey doesn't burn.

Or

Brown sugar, paprika, garlic and all spice rub.
Thanks man, I ran out of time and had to make quick decisions on the go.
So I seasoned it with salt, pepper and lemon juice and popped it into the oven for about 45 minutes.
Then off to the grill with a honey and mustard glaze.
Ended up not too bad at all.
I tend to prefer a dry rub (similar to what Chilli mentions), wrap in foil and stick in a low oven for a couple of hours (this renders down the fat and keep the meat moist). Then a blast over hot coals to finish.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Tue May 26, 2020 10:33 pm
by Bowens
Bokkom wrote:Quickly googled that Carolina Gold sauce.
Will definitely give it a try sometime. :thumbup:
Yeah it’s good stuff.

You can do the ratios to your tastes but it’s basically: yellow mustard, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, onion power, garlic powder, black pepper, paprika, hot sauce. Some people make it pretty sweet but I use more mustard.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Sun May 31, 2020 9:02 am
by Sards
danny_fitz wrote:So I got my pizza stone, gave it a test drive last night with pleasing results. Fired up the gas bbq with a hickory smoke box so got a nice flavour. The BBQ can get up to 350 plus degrees so pizzas are ready in about 6-8 mins.
Been pushing out pizzas the last day. Fired up my charcoal oven in the morning had 200'C heat for about 5 hours. My youngest birthday so feeding all that came to visit....

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2020 10:21 am
by Azlan Roar
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One of these bad boys arriving tomorrow.

Anyone here have one, or a BGE perhaps?

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2020 6:36 am
by Sards
Nothing happening

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2020 6:42 am
by Average Joe
Sards wrote:Nothing happening
I ran out of hol seenings so I caught some bat's instead. Threw them on the fire as is, hopefully the heat killed all the corona.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2020 7:36 am
by Chilli
Oxtail potjie on Saturday night. Was pretty damn good.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2020 7:41 am
by handyman
Oxtail potjie Saturday.
Ribs and eland steak Sunday.

Another horrible weekend in sunny South Africa :thumbup:

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 9:44 am
by handyman
Had a few days off.

Saturday : Pork neck chops
Sunday : Lamb chops
Monday : Steak
Tuesday : Chicken thighs and drums

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 9:46 am
by kiwinoz
handyman wrote:Oxtail potjie Saturday.
Ribs and eland steak Sunday.

Another horrible weekend in sunny South Africa :thumbup:
But was there any water for the ice?

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 10:11 am
by Average Joe
kiwinoz wrote:
handyman wrote:Oxtail potjie Saturday.
Ribs and eland steak Sunday.

Another horrible weekend in sunny South Africa :thumbup:
But was there any water for the ice?
No need, there was ice falling from the skies.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 10:26 am
by Chilli
Rump steak, mielies and baked potato on the braai yesterday. Made a garlic sauce and a greek salad. Heineken and a Nederburg Baronne.
It was a very nice Youth Day indeed.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 10:27 am
by handyman
kiwinoz wrote:
handyman wrote:Oxtail potjie Saturday.
Ribs and eland steak Sunday.

Another horrible weekend in sunny South Africa :thumbup:
But was there any water for the ice?
Plenty boet :thumbup:

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 11:36 am
by Sards
Chilli wrote:Rump steak, mielies and baked potato on the braai yesterday. Made a garlic sauce and a greek salad. Heineken and a Nederburg Baronne.
It was a very nice Youth Day indeed.
Haven't had rump for ages....fillet is the same price. You also cut your pieces to better sizes so you don't moer a whole slab on the braai as with rump
. Just the pieces for whoever. We are getting more meals per fillet than per slab of rump. I cut ours around 300 grams. And it's so flipping tender...

For the moment its win win....

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 12:32 pm
by Average Joe
Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 5:32 pm
by Sards
Average Joe wrote:Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.
I cut every bit of fat and sinew off. Just leave the meat. The rest I cook up for the dogs

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:17 am
by Pat the Ex Mat
Average Joe wrote:Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.
Rump is much more flavoursome than Fillet.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:11 am
by handyman
Pat the Ex Mat wrote:
Average Joe wrote:Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.
Rump is much more flavoursome than Fillet.
True, but sometimes it's lovely to braai a fillet and it's so soft it melts in your mouth. Good with a mushroom sauce.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:19 am
by Chilli
Pat the Ex Mat wrote:
Average Joe wrote:Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.
Rump is much more flavoursome than Fillet.
Rump, Sirloin, T-Bone, Ribeye etc just season and braai.
Fillet might be the king of meat, but tends to need a sauce.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:40 am
by Sards
Chilli wrote:
Pat the Ex Mat wrote:
Average Joe wrote:Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.
Rump is much more flavoursome than Fillet.
Rump, Sirloin, T-Bone, Ribeye etc just season and braai.
Fillet might be the king of meat, but tends to need a sauce.
Definitely chef....problem for me is that the kids now love fillet...I don't know how long these prices will hold.
Ribeye too at R 119.00 per kilo...
I had to buy some and that will be done on friday...

Ribeye is my absolute favorite.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:43 am
by sorCrer
Rump for me. Fillet to the dogs.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:44 am
by Chilli
Sards wrote:
Chilli wrote:
Pat the Ex Mat wrote:
Average Joe wrote:Fillet is a bit to lean for me. Rump has a better fat to meat ratio.
Rump is much more flavoursome than Fillet.
Rump, Sirloin, T-Bone, Ribeye etc just season and braai.
Fillet might be the king of meat, but tends to need a sauce.
Definitely chef....problem for me is that the kids now love fillet...I don't know how long these prices will hold.
Ribeye too at R 119.00 per kilo...
I had to buy some and that will be done on friday...

Ribeye is my absolute favorite.
I love proper Ribeye, with the fat in the middle of the meat.

PnP has rump and Sirloin at R109 per kg which is pretty good.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:07 am
by Average Joe
It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is fokon stupid.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:28 am
by Chilli
Average Joe wrote:It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is a fokon Sharks supporter.
Fixed.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:32 am
by Sards
Chilli wrote:
Average Joe wrote:It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is a fokon Sharks supporter.
Fixed.
:lol:

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:35 am
by sorCrer
Average Joe wrote:It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is fokon stupid.

Nou fokken praat jy. Probably has his steak fokken well done too. x(

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:38 am
by Sards
sorCrer wrote:
Average Joe wrote:It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is fokon stupid.

Nou fokken praat jy. Probably has his steak fokken well done too. x(

wtf......you cnuts have absolutely nothing good to say about me.....well vok jou...i am not a philistine...and neither are my family. Lekker rou pienk in the middle of the middle with a charred outer skin and thats the only way I do it.....

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:57 am
by backrow
Sards wrote:
sorCrer wrote:
Average Joe wrote:It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is fokon stupid.

Nou fokken praat jy. Probably has his steak fokken well done too. x(

wtf......you cnuts have absolutely nothing good to say about me.....well vok jou...i am not a philistine...and neither are my family. Lekker rou pienk in the middle of the middle with a charred outer skin and thats the only way I do it.....
Have something good to say about you - you have provided lots of ammo for us to take the piss out of you :thumbup:

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 10:02 am
by Sards
backrow wrote:
Sards wrote:
sorCrer wrote:
Average Joe wrote:It's the fat content that gives meat flavour. Fillet is just to lean that's why you put sauce on it just to get it to taste like something. A fokon piece of cardboard could be palatable if you drench it in enough mushroom sauce. Fok you could probably enjoy eating a dried out dog turd if you put enough fokon good sauce on it. I eat meat because it tastes like meat. If I want something that tastes like mushrooms I would eat fokon mushrooms.

People who cut the fat of meat because it's healthy only to drench it in sauce made with a ton of butter and cream is fokon stupid.

Nou fokken praat jy. Probably has his steak fokken well done too. x(

wtf......you cnuts have absolutely nothing good to say about me.....well vok jou...i am not a philistine...and neither are my family. Lekker rou pienk in the middle of the middle with a charred outer skin and thats the only way I do it.....
Have something good to say about you - you have provided lots of ammo for us to take the piss out of you :thumbup:
:thumbup: ....I love all the attention dude.....although you do take it to a very dark place...which is reflective of the phsycho in you....

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 11:17 am
by backrow
The only reflective things here are those scribbles on your limbs because that blind 3 year old got hold of the Glitter Sharpie pens by accident

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2020 11:38 am
by handyman
Challenging to braai this weekend, cold and rainy weather in the forecast.

Steak tonight tho.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2020 2:21 pm
by Sards
backrow wrote:The only reflective things here are those scribbles on your limbs because that blind 3 year old got hold of the Glitter Sharpie pens by accident
Limb.....

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2020 2:26 pm
by Average Joe
Sards wrote:
backrow wrote:The only reflective things here are those scribbles on your limbs because that blind 3 year old got hold of the Glitter Sharpie pens by accident
Limb.....
You made a blind three year old scribble on your limb with a glitter sharpie? Sies jou siek fokor.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2020 6:46 pm
by Sards
Average Joe wrote:
Sards wrote:
backrow wrote:The only reflective things here are those scribbles on your limbs because that blind 3 year old got hold of the Glitter Sharpie pens by accident
Limb.....
You made a blind three year old scribble on your limb with a glitter sharpie? Sies jou siek fokor.
I dont want backrow to feel like he has exaggerated things.


Btw I am itching to find a great design to fill my other arm. One artist.

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2020 7:35 pm
by Fangle
Sards wrote:
Average Joe wrote:
Sards wrote:
backrow wrote:The only reflective things here are those scribbles on your limbs because that blind 3 year old got hold of the Glitter Sharpie pens by accident
Limb.....
You made a blind three year old scribble on your limb with a glitter sharpie? Sies jou siek fokor.
I dont want backrow to feel like he has exaggerated things.


Btw I am itching to find a great design to fill my other arm. One artist.
How about one of your favourite braai?

Re: Official Braai Thread

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2020 9:41 pm
by Sandstorm
Or Yank13’s braai