DESPERATION DINNERS
Fire + meat + man = easy meal
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By BEVERLY MILLS WITH ALICIA ROSS
www.desperationdinners.com
Most men relate differently to their grills than women. At least at my house, a man with tongs, meat and fire has an excuse to hide in the backyard, sip beer and play the banjo -- preferably for a very long time.
As you might imagine, certain grilling recipes tolerate this scenario more successfully than others. Take today's Barbecued Chicken Quarters with Fred's Red Barbecue Sauce: The meat cooks slowly and with little fuss. Beer sipping and strumming need be interrupted only occasionally. Even then, all that's required is a quick brushing or turning. Dousing is in order if flames erupt, but that's considered a bonus.
Fire, man, meat. It's a foolproof, incredibly easy recipe. There's just one more thing you need: terrific taste, and that's covered, too. Today's recipe comes as a special delivery from my brother-in-law Fred Bisel, another banjo-strumming, slow-grilling guru. Maybe it's something about the bluegrass music that makes the chicken great, but I don't think so. My money is on the spices.
If slow grilling isn't in the cards for you anytime soon, check our website, www.kitchenscoop.com, for our quick Emergency Grilled Chicken recipe.
Beverly Mills and Alicia Ross' latest book is Cheap. Fast. Good! Their website is www.kitchenscoop.com.
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