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Hahaha all good my friend! Yes in australia we refer to quarters as marylands.. bok bok is just something we say round the house as a joke cause its the sound a chicken makes.. bok bok bok!
Sunday rolled around and chicken is on the menu. Picked up some marylands on special for a dollar a piece and decided to make some chopped bok bok for nachos!
We take the skin off in our house because we try to be somewhat health conscious plus i like how the smoke penetrates the meat better...
So christmas is approaching and being from a Sicilian family, we have a tradition of making a dish called melanzane sottolio which is eggplant preserved in olive oil.
It has been passed down through the women in our family for generations and last year, my wife (married 2 years now) was shown...
Thanks mate! I seem to put it on absolutely everything these days haha
Thankyou my friend!
Cheers! It is a unique flavor, definitely on the stronger side, same strength as hickory or mesquite but a different flavor.. great with beef or pork but i wouldn't use it with chicken or fish
Slice from the flat from the point end the boss makes a BEAUTIFUL bbq sauce and she decided to make a batch and pressure can it.
Took A LONG TIME to get from 190 to 203 in the flat.. as you can see by the photos its a baby brisket, it was tender and juicy but i would have liked the flat to...
Today is a public holiday in Victoria, Australia.. usually i work public holidays ( ahh the beauty of working for yourself) but i decided to take a much needed day off.. fished a brisky out of the freezer a few days ago and rubbed her up last night with SPOG paprika and a good dosage of Oakridge...
my go-to rub for everything is Salt/pepper 40 - 60 % ratio, garlic & onion powder 50/50 ratio.. as much paprika to achieve the desired colour of rub your after then just enough brown sugar to balance the savoury
if beef ill add some ground coffee or cumin or if wanting some spice ill add some...
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