A fun way to cook is with a traditional Korean barbecue, cooked over hot coals. Here, however, for convenience, an electric grill is perfect. Place in the centre of the table and everyone can enjoy the flipping and basting of the meat and vegetables as they cook.
Try making this delicious BBQ dish from award-winning Japanese restaurant Masu at home.
Chargrilled corn, smothered in mayo, showered in sharp cheese and dusted with chilli. It’s an outrageously good way to spice up fresh corn.
These barbecue prawns are hit on the barby and finished off with a good squeeze of lime.
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Advertise with NZME.This yoghurt marinade quickly makes chicken delicious and tender. By the time you have threaded your kebabs, they are ready to cook. The leftover kebabs are great cold and tossed into a salad.
These skewers which use pomegranate fruit and molasses are inspired by memories of eating lamb kofta in Turkey. Straight from a coal-burning barbecue and laden with thick dribbling yoghurt with pomegranate folded through it.
Get the barbecue up and running with this pork belly tortilla recipe. They’re a real crowd-pleaser.
For the ultimate summer barbecue dish for steak lovers, Angela Casley’s scotch fillet recipe is just the ticket.
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Advertise with NZME.Sticky hoisin pork ribs deliver fantastic Asian flavours to your barbecue party - sticky fingers are compulsory.
Enjoy this salad with barbecued aubergine, red and green pepper, courgette, beans and tomatoes. Finish it off with a Greek yoghurt dressing and pomegranate seeds.
Tasty barbecued lamb, perfect for summery nights especially when served with produce from the garden.
Try Angela Casley’s tasty barbecued kingfish that has inspiration from South America with the accompaniment of corn, black beans and avocado.
If you thought plant-based burgers were no match for their meaty counterparts, it’s time to think again. Try this innovative and mouth-watering vegetarian recipe from Martin Nordin.
What could be better than homemade BBQ sauce? Make a batch to store in jars in the fridge to add wow factor to burgers, meat dishes and salads.