6—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 27, 3959
For the
Farm Wife and Family r
Its Bar~B~Q Time
by Mrs. Richard C. Spence
As you take to the outdoors this summer be sure to
have handy cooking equipment. Whether it’s backyard
cooking or a camping trip you’ll want sturdy grills large
enough to do a good cooking job. With a 3x4 foot grill
you should be able to cook ten chicken halves or small
steaks.
A fire pit the right dist- rack,
ance from the grid is the key For a more permanent
to good outdoor cooking. To , , . ,
cook chicken without blist- lay cement , or , clt V* er
ering the skin you’ll want the blocks ° r bricks in two
fire about 16 inches away. rows about three high and a-
For quick cooking steaks,
chops, hamburger and sau
sage, 10 to 12 inches from the
charcoal is about right.
If you want to start with
out much cost, use a buddy
burner This you can easily
carry to a. picnic spot. Ar
ound the top and bottom of
a number 10 tin can put tri
angular cuts with a can open
er.
Fill a pound coffee can
•with corrugated paper that's
been rolled ' tightly. Melt old
candles or wax over the pap
er until it’s well saturated.
Light a fire in the coffee
can and set it on the ground
Set the open end of the large
can right over the coffee can.
Soon the large can will he
at and you can fry eggs, ham
burgers or other food on the
closed end of the can.
Rocks, bricks, or building
blocks are good for making
a backyard grill. Over a sl
ightly hollowed r out area,
place four blocks to support
an old refrigerator or oven
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bout two feet apart. Fill in
the ends, put 8n a metal grid
and you’re ready to b»’* v,/ '
que.
You can adjust the height
of the grid to either the top
of two or three blocks.
With broiler prices so low
these days you can easily tu
rn this good buy to picnic
fare.
You, might like to do a ba
ckyard barbeque for your fa
mily or try it for several him
dred people. It takes plenty
of chicken, some charcoal
and a little know-how to do
the job.
If you have a grill or fire
place, get the grid that holds
the chicken as far from the
fire as you can. Its best if you
can keep the chicken
16 inches from the -charcoal.
Plan a half-hour to get the
charcoal burning, then on ho-
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ur* and a half to do a good on and "butter fu v
sized half chicken. Three or Then generously 5*
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are good size. eral times while
Put the charcoal in piles Bribing. f oi|
to staid it. After it has. burnt Serve the chick
to a gray ash, rake it out so li ned
that it’s about one briquet utl to
deep. This way you'll get an ***
even heat that’s not apt to sed separately •
blister the chicken. - ■
Start the birds skin
down and turn them occas
ionally. when you turn the
halves, brush each side with
a mixture of butter and vege
table oil. Salt the birds if you
like.
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•Whether you cook your
dinner in the open, or in the
kitchen and take it outdoors
—Lemon Barbequed Chicken
will become the speciality of
the house after you try it.
Mix the sauce ahead of ti
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