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BBQ

Collection: BBQ

Steaks, shrimp skewers, ribs and marinades — a selection designed for the grill. Sirloin, flank and filet mignon all do very well on the BBQ, seared over high heat and then cooked to temperature.

88 products

Demi poulet de cornouailles à la marocaine | Boucherie du plateau (1393385668723)

Half Moroccan Cornish hen - 1 unit

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Sale price $7.10 Regular price $7.95
Marinated chicken wings - about 450g

Marinated chicken wings - about 450g

Regular price $7.43
Sale price Regular price $0.00
Pork loin chop 350g

Pork loin chop 350g

Regular price $5.55
Sale price Regular price $0.00
Pork chop on the bone, approximately 300g

Pork chop on the bone, approximately 300g

Regular price $6.95
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Cajun Pork Loin Steak 300g

Cajun Pork Loin Steak 300g

Regular price $7.25
Sale price Regular price $0.00
Plain or marinated pork tenderloin 350 g

Plain or marinated pork tenderloin 350 g

Regular price $11.00
Sale price Regular price $0.00
Braised Cooked Pork Ribs 800 G

Braised Cooked Pork Ribs 800 G

Regular price $25.50
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Lamb Chops Australia 300g

Lamb Chops Australia 300g

Regular price $10.15
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Quebec lamb chops 300g

Quebec lamb chops 300g

Regular price $17.46
Sale price Regular price $0.00
Moroccan-style lamb sirloin

Moroccan-style lamb sirloin

Regular price $17.80
Sale price Regular price $0.00
Lamb fillet mignon ≈ 200g

Lamb fillet mignon ≈ 200g

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Sale price $29.32 Regular price $32.58
Brioche Hamburger Buns - 4 Count

Brioche Hamburger Buns - 4 Count

Regular price $5.95
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About our BBQ

Rules for a successful BBQ:

  1. The right quantity

    1. Plan for approximately 250g-300g of raw meat per person. The meat will lose 25-30% of its weight during cooking.
    2. If there is a bone, remove 25% of the weight of that piece of meat from your calculation.

  2. The right cooking method

    1. Let the meat come to room temperature for 20-30 minutes before cooking;
    2. Follow the cooking instructions for each piece;
    3. Allow for resting time for red meats;
    4. You can check the doneness with a meat thermometer.
      1. Internal temperature based on desired doneness:
        1. Rare: 45°C to 50°C
        2. Medium-rare: 55°C to 60°C
        3. Medium: 60°C to 65°C
        4. Medium-well: 65°C to 70°C
        5. Well-done: 70°C and above

Happy BBQ!