oh TLK, i have both gas and charcoal, i was so dumb that i didn't know that i don't need to use charcoal on the gas grill...lol until i discovered from someone.lol.
isn't charcoal grill give more flavor than gas? thanks for the tip :)
1-Proper marination is a must if you want your tikkay kababs to be juicy and nicely flavored…24 hours for chicken tikkas, bihari kababs and about 1 hour for seekh kababs
2-For more moisture especially in grilled seekh kababs you should get keema which has some fat in it but make sure it’s grinded well with the meat.
3-More ginger/garlic and green herbs like green chillies, cilantro, mint etc the more flavor!
4-Grilled veggies taste great with all types of BBQ’s as well as well potato salad, coleslaw, cold pasta salad…:k:
Myhubbys famous bbq chicken is awesome. Take a whole chicken and split it down the back. Wash thoroughly andthen flatten it out, skin side up. DONT remove the skin! Poke the entire chicken all over witha fork. Place in a large bowl and soak thoroughly with a spicy Italian vinaigrette (we use "Robusto Italiano"). Marinade 12 to24 hours in refrigerator. Place the chicken flat on the bbq, sprinkle with as many dry spices as you like (curry powder or creole spice mix are wonderful). Cover the chicken with a heavy weight, we use a cast-iron bbq tray. Glaze occasionally with leftover marinade to prevent drying. Grill for about 30 minutes each side. Cut into serving-sized pieces. The skin typically blackens so it can be removed before serving.
^ I would think Princess you would need to put the fish on foil or something else...not sure if throwing it straight on the grill would work well as it might fall apart.
How do you guys marinate your steaks? How long for and how thick? I want to make them but dont want them so thin they come out rubbery...that seems to be common among desi BBQs. They do steak but it always comes out rubbery and hard.