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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

Meat Box - butcher quality - club size - 12 meals - for 2 people ($6/serving)

Meat Box - butcher quality - club size - 12 meals - for 2 people ($6/serving)

Regular price $160.00
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Chestnuts A. Cholvy

Chestnuts A. Cholvy

Regular price $11.85
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Orloff veal roast 1.5kg

Orloff veal roast 1.5kg

Regular price $60.00
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Plain Chicken Wings - approximately 450g

Plain Chicken Wings - approximately 450g

Regular price $7.43
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Pork Belly 1Kg

Pork Belly 1Kg

Regular price $14.80
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Pietro Spices

Pietro Spices

Regular price $2.19
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Mustard - Dubon

Mustard - Dubon

Regular price $4.75
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Gherkins - Putter’s

Gherkins - Putter’s

Regular price $7.55
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Mustard - Pig's trotters

Mustard - Pig's trotters

Regular price $9.30
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Saltimbocca veal roast 1.5kg

Saltimbocca veal roast 1.5kg

Regular price $60.00
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Boneless pork chop - 2 units

Boneless pork chop - 2 units

Regular price $8.50
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Chicken medallions with fine herbs - 2 units

Chicken medallions with fine herbs - 2 units

Regular price $16.15
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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!