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From the British Griller kitchen
Good food starts here.
Tomahawk steak
Big flavour, big bone, and a proper crust.
Cook this recipeLamb Kofta Kebabs
Minted lamb, garlic and warming spices, grilled on chunky skewers.
Cook this recipePicanha
A crisp fat cap, a hot sear and thick slices straight from the board.
Read the recipeThe British Griller rule
Time is a guide,
temperature is the target.
Understand the centre of your food, not just the heat of your barbecue.
Explore the Temperature Cooking GuideIllustrative display. 54°C is not a universal safe finishing temperature. Food type and holding time matter.
More than just BBQ
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From the barbecue
Kebab & Skewer Recipes
Minted lamb koftas and chicken & tomato skewers. Simple ingredients, plenty of flavour and recipes made for the barbecue.
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Make the cut count.
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