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smokelahoma BBQ Fan

Joined: 22 Mar 2009 Posts: 314
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Posted: Jun 04 2012 Post subject: grill chicken breasts and grilled veggies |
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i am doing a catering job this weekend, doing a santa maria style dinner with tri tip and grilled garlic bread and ceaser salad and mac and cheese.
i got an email from the host of the party saying that the menu seemed too "heavy" for the women and could we cook some grilled veggies and grilled chicken as well.
i am wondering what you guys do when you do grilled veggies and chicken
i usually do zuchinni, squash, onion, mushroom with some kind of oil and vinegar marinade
pretty much same for the chiken
does this sound alright or do you guys kick it up a notch somehow? _________________ The Sultan of Smoke!
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RodinBangkok BBQ Super Fan

Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 491 Location: Bangkok Thailand
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Posted: Jun 05 2012 Post subject: |
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Tuscan roast vegetables
red yellow and green peppers in strips
roma tomatoes quartered
eggplant strips
zucchini slices/strips
summer squash
red onion
marinade
red wine/olive oil equal parts
fresh sage and rosmary
fresh garlic
black pepper coarse fresh grind
orange zest
prep the veggies and toss in the marinade, you can do this the day before and refrigerate.
put the veggies on a clam shell type basket in one layer and onto the grill, when roasted toss with balsamic vinegar.
I sometimes grill some portabellas separate and if doing chicken breasts serve the chicken on a slice of grilled portabella with the veg on the side, or place the veg in a whole grilled portabella cap for a veg entree
the marinade works with chicken also _________________ Rod |
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Geronimo BBQ Super Pro
Joined: 29 Jul 2007 Posts: 2896 Location: Montgomery, Texas (and lovin' it)
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Posted: Jun 05 2012 Post subject: |
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I have done similar to RodinBangkok except I didn't grill them. I put them in large disposable pans, covered with foil and cooked until tender (about an hour) then remove the foil for about 20-30 mins to get some "smoke" flavor, stir/toss and serve with tongs...pretty darn good! _________________ Where rumors end and legend lives forever... |
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Harry Nutczak BBQ All Star

Joined: 01 Mar 2007 Posts: 8558 Location: The Northwoods
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Posted: Jun 05 2012 Post subject: |
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Zucchini & yellow squash sliced lengthwise and thin. (a Bron Mandoline would be the suggested tool to do this)
Red onion cut in thick rings
Asparagus left in whole length with bottom snapped off, not cut!
Portobello Mushroom caps
tomato slabs
Toss raw prepped veggies in olive oil, grill on charcoal grill just enough to get some color, and place in large foil pans, season with salt & pepper and finish in pit to desired doneness.
If the ladies like a little sweet treat with their dinner, may I suggest grilled pineapple brushed with honey for dessert? _________________ Just remember that the toes you may step on during your climb to the top will also be attached to the a$$es you'll be forced to kiss on your way back down! |
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frankncali BBQ Fan
Joined: 17 Aug 2009 Posts: 171 Location: SoCal
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Posted: Jun 07 2012 Post subject: |
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I made something similar to the Tuscan recipe once and cooked in small foil pouches.
I only had to make 25 so labor wasn't an issue but it was still pretty easy.
I used fresh green beans, red, yellow and orange sweet peppers, red onion, eggplant.... i might have had some squash but I cant remember.
Used Italian dressing for a marinade and seasoned.
I like the Portobello strips idea. |
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