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Grilling Basics



 
 
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Old 25-06-2008, 07:12 PM posted to rec.food.cooking
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Here's a link to the L.A. Times article today by Russ Parsons,
"Simplicity is the Key to Perfect Grilling." http://tinyurl.com/5ndaqf

Incidentally, he agrees that it's a good idea to remove the membrane
from pork spareribs. Not that I expect those who don't to change
their minds. :-)

The Food section today also has a nice Indian-ish recipe for grilled
leg of lamb. Definitely sounds good enough to try. Seems to me I saw
boneless leg of lamb at TJ's recently. -aem

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Old 26-06-2008, 05:53 PM posted to rec.food.cooking
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"aem" wrote in message
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Here's a link to the L.A. Times article today by Russ Parsons,
"Simplicity is the Key to Perfect Grilling." http://tinyurl.com/5ndaqf

Incidentally, he agrees that it's a good idea to remove the membrane
from pork spareribs. Not that I expect those who don't to change
their minds. :-)

The Food section today also has a nice Indian-ish recipe for grilled
leg of lamb. Definitely sounds good enough to try. Seems to me I saw
boneless leg of lamb at TJ's recently. -aem



Thanks for the URL I don't get the times any more.

FYI I also believe removing the membrane is critical. It's really easy, just
start a tiny corner and grab with a dry paper towel and pull with a moderate
even force.


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