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djeromel
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« on: 03 September 2006, 18:44:00 pm »
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Hi

Can someone help me with this challenge brought by globalisation? What food items should I include for a BBQ which I'm organising for friends and contacts from Australia, UK, America, Armsterdam, Belgium, Germany, France, Spain and Sweden?

Thank you and greatly appreciate your constructive input!

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« Reply #1 on: 03 September 2006, 20:41:00 pm »
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Meats on skewers, chicken wings, a variety of sausages, small steaks, seafood, corn, potatoes, heaps of salads and breads... same as you would for any BBQ.
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« Reply #2 on: 03 September 2006, 20:42:00 pm »
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Australia lamb chops
UK sausages
America  burgers
Holland chicken  
Belgium potatoes
Germany sausages
France merguez
Spain chipolatas
Sweden salmon/fish
and lots of beer and wine for everyone
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Vita
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« Reply #3 on: 03 September 2006, 23:03:00 pm »
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Don't forget to add some non-meat items which can also go on the BBQ grill...nice balance that way...

Mushroom or corn on the cob parcels, even fruit like pineapples or bananas (with liqueur) or peaches

BBQ pineapples look and taste great caramelised, and you can drizzle with chocolate sauce and have a scoop of ice cream on the side...

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« Reply #4 on: 04 September 2006, 11:39:00 am »
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Satay lah!
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« Reply #5 on: 04 September 2006, 11:40:00 am »
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Satay, lah!
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« Reply #6 on: 04 September 2006, 17:44:00 pm »
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OK, to get back to the original topic.
My suggestion is that you serve a mix of foods from around the world. Some ideas for you

Fish/seafood
1. Prawns - Pick up a batch of big prawns from the wetmarket and simply BBQ as is. Serve with a number of different dips. eg lemon and melted butter with chopped parsley(gremolata) or a thai dipping sauce (lime juice, sugar, fish sauce, chopped birds eye chillis)
2. Char grilled red snapper - Red snapper is one of the best grilling fish as the flesh is so firm. either grill a whole fish (gut the fish and stuff cavity with coriander/basil etc) or cut the fillets into strips(skin on) baste with salt/pepper & olive oil and grill.
3. Stuffed squid - you can buy cleaned squid bodies and stuff them with chopped mushrooms/onions/peppers etc

Poultry
1. Buffalo wings - get some spicy marinated chicken drumlettes (do not take as long to cook as full thighs or wings)
2. Chicken kebabs - marinate in lemon juice/olive oil or in chilli sauce

Meat
1. BBQ marinated ribs from the butchers
2. lamb chops from market (no need to marinade simply grill as is and serve pink
3. Rib eye steaks marinted or straight up
4. indonesian Beef satay - marinade beef chunks in soy sauce, sugar, cumin, tumeric, coriander seeds etc

Vege
1. Corn on the cob - buy whole heads of corn and boil for 5 mins and then finish off on the BBQ. serve smothered in butter
2. stuffed portobello mushrooms - get some big flat mushrooms and destalk and stuff with goats cheese and garlic and chives and grill. baste with olice oil
3. cherry tomato and shallot kebabs - baste with balsamic vinegar and oilive oil and grill

There are so many options but these are some ideas. For your meat there is a butcher that i cannot mention that will serve your needs. Think mountainous European country

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