Auteur: BBQ Bastard
The Mole Poblano BBQ sauce finds it origin in the traditional Mexican national dish. Translated Mole Poblano means: “Sauce from Puebla”. Puebla is a mountain city in Mexico which is considered as the home region…
Making Pulled Pork and experimenting with some new recipes and preparation methods is one of the projects I like the most. The taste of pork with a hint of smoke is just fabulous. I like…
Nutty Ribs… You don’t need to be nuts to eat them! Only to make them. It get’s kinda messy to prepare them. But what you get in the end is worth all the effort. But…
This southern vegetable breadpudding is a great example of what The BBQ Bastard stands for. I started this blog to share my experiments that go beyond the classic KCBS style. Vegetarian meals are among them.…
Best thing about summer are the BBQ and cocktail parties! When both come together it’s even better! But don’t bring yourself in a difficult position by serving loads of meat before you start the Main…
Number 51 at the Chinese restaurant is an all time favorite over here! Over here it’s rarely cooked on the grill although it’s literally translated as roasted pork and usually made on the grill. So…
Curing your meat is a very good strategy to influence the cooking process! Not only does it affect the texture of the meat it also makes the meat tastefull and easier to preserve the meat.…
Here we go! After the delicious Vietnamese meatballs I’m sharing a delicious side dish to serve them with! Using a wok pan on the grill works excellent. So I’ll take a moment to explain how…