Grill Everything
Written by Diana - August 10, 2009 9 Comments
I once posted about Brownies – and cooking them on the grill. Truth is we like to grill as much as we can when it’s really hot outside. Last night for dinner we did just that, we grilled everything.
First, we had Bison Burgers. My mom is visiting until Wednesday so we took her to the farm market with us. She saw the stats on the Bison meat and said she’d like to try some. Bison Burgers coming up.
Corn on the Cob – I didn’t want to do the boiling water method, it was way too hot outside. Heating up an air conditioned home is counter productive. I used Linette’s idea for a guideline. We didn’t use all of the spices, just pulled out the silk and pushed the husk back over the cob. The outside of the husk was charred even though we soaked it, but the inside was perfect. It also didn’t get watered down like it does sometimes when boiled. When it’s done, pull off the husk, salt, pepper and butter.
Patty Pan Squash – I love grilled squash, so I thought these would be perfect. The only problem is my husband kept running inside to play some damn game and didn’t watch the grill. So it was charred on the outside. I told him, grill marks, dear, we want grill marks, not charring. However, if you pulled off the char, and ate the inside of the squash it was really tasty. I sliced the patty pan in half horizontally,then brushed it with oil, salt and garlic pepper. If you don’t char it, then your squash will be perfect. The picture is the before picture, just imagine it with beautiful grill marks please.
That’s it, a light, grilled meal – eaten outside on the deck in the shade of a nice big tree. Can I have some more s’il vous plait?
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