YK Thom Posted November 12, 2023 Posted November 12, 2023 We have had two days of fantastic unseasonably warm temps here in the great white north. Currently -1C, usually -16 to -20 this time of year. When opportunity knocks I'm firing up the BBQ likely for the last time until spring. A small rack of lamb for myself and steak for my wife. 1 Quote
YK Thom Posted November 12, 2023 Author Posted November 12, 2023 Fingers crossed. Trying a paste rub on the lamb - olive oil,lemon, mustard, rosemary,pepper, garlic and thyme. I've had it in restaurants. My wife likes the tried and true Montreal steak spice. 2 Quote
grasshopper Posted November 12, 2023 Posted November 12, 2023 we did a bbq last night. Tomahawk steaks. Sorry. No pics. They were very good. bbq is a year-round thing here. Just a matter of wanting to build a fire. not like we don't have 2 cords of seasoned mesquite ... 2 Quote
JJkizak Posted November 13, 2023 Posted November 13, 2023 23 hours ago, YK Thom said: Fingers crossed. Trying a paste rub on the lamb - olive oil,lemon, mustard, rosemary,pepper, garlic and thyme. I've had it in restaurants. My wife likes the tried and true Montreal steak spice. I use red pepper than burn each side until charred (really burned) with the inside medium. No smell. Eat with fingers and chew like a rabid dog. JJK 1 Quote
YK Thom Posted November 13, 2023 Author Posted November 13, 2023 Grasshopper, I wish it could be year round, there some up here that do, all about having a wind sheltered spot and a bulb to keep the propane from gelling. I have a smaller footprint unit ( two burners) that operates until -10 (without wind). After that I'm lucky to achieve baking temps so the cover goes on. I'm on the tenth floor of a 17 story condo tower in downtown Yellowknife. Quote
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