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	Tacos Al Carbon by John Spottiswood This is a simple steak taco recipe that emphasizes the flavor of the meat and the grill. You can spice it up by adding extra cumin or a little chili powder, jalapeno, or cayenne if you like, but it is delicious as is. Make sure to chop any additional fixings you like: I used cilantro, avocado and tomato...but they are quite tasty…	3 votes 1 review 3 comments 24688 views
	Brie Chesse in French Baguette by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY Brie Chesse in French Baguette	1 vote 1 comment 7110 views
	Roasted Bell Peppers Salad - Salada de pimentos assados by Sofia Reino This is a traditional Portuguese salad you will find in most restaurants, especially during the summer. It is very fresh and goes very well with all types of grilled fish. Another idea is to add canned tuna and some hard boiled egg and you have a beautiful summer meal!	1 vote 7648 views
	Shish Taouk by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY Shish Taouk	1 vote 4897 views
	Chinese Green Tea and Lemon Chicken by Smokinhotchef I created a recipe using loose Chinese Green Tea and lemon as the primary flavor builder for grilled chicken leg quarters. The end product was a subtly flavored and citrus scented bird with lots of smoky infusion and a cacophonous blend of earthy tones. Using this tea as a marinade, helps to infuse the chicken with the boundless…	1 vote 1 review 2 comments 4068 views
	Chili Lime Skirt Steak Fajitas by Robyn Medlin Skirt Steak Fajitas are one of my favorite things to make. I lived in San Antonio when I was younger and got spoiled with good Tex Mex at a young age. While many people will make their fajitas with flank steak, Texans know that a fajita is only a fajita when made with skirt steak. In fact, the word “fajita” is a derivation of the…	1 vote 4354 views
	Southwestern Green Chile Chicken by John Spottiswood In mexico, they keep their chicken moist by grilling it underneath stones. In this recipe I've substituted foil covered bricks for stones. I got the idea from Steven Raichlen in his BBQ USA book. This is a technique used in New Mexico. I thought it added a little moisture. If you have time, it's worth it. And now that I have the…	3 votes 1 review 3604 views

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