Throw another shrimp on the barby

[Shannow]

Happy Oz day guys ( or invasion day depending on your preference.. I happily have a foot in both camps)

Here's some pics

Lamb loin chops....I think they are my favourite meat. A bit fatty, so reply for to watch them with the charcoal.

Prawns.. marinated with lots or pineapple sage (from the garden) some olive oil, chilli, touch of curry powder.

Turned out ok...flies are amazingly prevalent...but they are what they are.

If you double skewer them raw, the dead soldiers fall off when they cook. ..a decent tepinyake they cook the heads and they turn out awesome

 

[Black_Thunder]

looks good.



and nice sandals.

 

[Silk]

I didn't think you had to light the barby these days....

Long weekend here too...there seem to be parties everywhere tonight.

 

[CharBaby]

Ohhhh-hu-hooo, you makin' me hungdeee!

Dats B-E-A-U-tiful.

I'll bring the beer & bourbon. Now, if I could just get a flight out-a-here!

The only thing I'm firing up in these parts is the snowblower. (((BRRRRR)))

 

[demarpaint]

Nice!

 

[toneydoc]

Making me wish for sweet summertime
Looks really tasty

 

[joekingcorvette]

Ha! You did the right thing by putting the beer in the picture just like a professional backyard grill master. That food looks amazing!

 

[Snagglefoot]

Excellent!

 

[AZjeff]

Man that looks good but what will the rest of your tribe eat?

 

[andyd]

Happy Oz Day. Shannow. Marina is a lamb fan. Shrimp for me. Maybe some ice cold Shiraz ? pinky finger extended.

 

[PimTac]

Looking good Shannow. Happy Australia 🇦🇺 Day to you.

 

[OVERKILL]

Looks great my friend. Enjoy!

 

[aquariuscsm]

Looks delicious! What time should we show up for dinner?

 

[JLTD]

 

[y_p_w]

I heard that no Aussie would actually say that. We Americans heard it from a Paul Hogan Australia Tourism commercial from the 80s.


At least the articles I've read said that Aussies would call them prawns, and that "shrimp on the barbie" was used because Americans would get confused.

 

[Shannow]

Originally Posted by y_p_w
I heard that no Aussie would actually say that. We Americans heard it from a Paul Hogan Australia Tourism commercial from the 80s.

At least the articles I've read said that Aussies would call them prawns, and that "shrimp on the barbie" was used because Americans would get confused.


Thus the title of the thread...I had to use the international translator for my BITOG family.

Shrimp is never used.

"Don't come the raw prawn" wouldn't sound right as "Don't come the raw shrimp", when you are trying to put someone in their place for being a tool.

 

[meadows]

Who's going to meet me at Outback?

 

[anndel]

That and Foster's, now we're talking.

 

[Shannow]

I'll let you into a secret...nobody drinks fosters....

 

[Shannow]

Originally Posted by AZjeff
Man that looks good but what will the rest of your tribe eat?


Looks like I have 4 cold lamb chops for lunch....I enjoyed the 2 warm ones last night.
Am seriously starting to wonder why bother