Cast Stone Barbecue Outdoor PR4020F

CASTE STONE BARBECUE OUTDOOR PR4020F

Measures:

Width: 145 cm

Depth: 058 cm

Height: 221 cm

Weight: 690 kg

Dimension of the cooking surface: 66x53 cm

Included in the price:

- Barbecue do-it-yourself (DIY);

- Grill with removable ash collection tray

- Stainless steel grill;

- Printed assembly instructions;

- Transport insurance.

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Technical details:

- Charcoal and firewood can be used as fuels

- Adjustable cooking heights

- Weather resistant

- Easy assembly with adhesive (not provided)

- Retains its good looks after years use

- Supplied unassembled in component parts shrink wrapped on a pallet

- All our stone barbecues are built with Brick and refractory stone

- You can extend the chimney height

- Available in two colours: Brown and Grey

Delivery time: 7-10 days* (read our general terms and conditions)

Payment methods:

- Debit / Credit Card - 100% secure payment

- Bank transfer

Free shipping for mainland France *, Monaco, Belgium, Luxembourg and Spain. Other destinations please contact us.

* Except Corsica

Delivery :

- Delivery will take place at the curbside or driveway.

- It is important to take the time to systematically check the condition of the package upon receipt. You must make reservations on the delivery slip before signing if you find damage on the package, or refuse if the product arrives badly damaged. Without these reservations it is impossible for us to claim any liability from the insurance.

- Please read the general delivery conditions carefully for more information.

Enjoy this recipe for your BBQ

"Tea Smoked Duck"

There is a traditional Chinese dish where the duck is smoked with a mixture of tea leaves, rice and brown sugar.

Traditionally the duck is steamed first, then smoked in a wok, then deep fried to crisp the skin, but in this version there have been a few liberties, and gave it about an hour and a half or so on the Weber, then finish it off by grilling it over the Heat Beads® coals to give a crisp finish to the skin.

Ingredients:

1 duck approx 1.5-2kg Rub

1 tbsp five spice powder or ground Szechuan pepper

2 tbsp salt

1 tsp brown sugar Smoking Mixture

½ cup black tea leaves

½ cup brown sugar

½ cup raw white rice

1 cinnamon stick, crumbled also required: 2 sheets of good heavy-duty aluminium foil

Method:

The night before you cook - butterfly the duck, by placing it breast side down and cutting along one side of the backbone with poultry shears, then open it up and flatten it out by pressing down over the breast bone firmly with the heel of your hand.

Take the duck and give it a rinse, them dry it inside and out with a paper towel.

Coat the duck on both sides with the rub and massage it into the skin and refrigerate overnight.

The next day prepare you Weber for indirect grilling.

While the Heat Beads BBQ Briquettes are lighting, prepare the smoking mixture.

Combine the smoking mixture ingredients and wrap in a double layer of aluminium foil.

Use a fork to prick a few holes in the top of the parcel so the smoke can escape (but take care not to pierce the bottom otherwise the mixture will leak and make a mess of your barbecue).

Take the duck out of the fridge and let it come to room temperature about 45 minutes before you start to cook.

Place the duck on the grill, skin side up between the two baskets of coals over a foil drip tray and place the foil packet with the smoking mixture on top of the coals and barbecue at a moderate heat for 1-1½ hours with the lid on.

Test for ‘doneness’ by moving the leg around.

If the duck is near ready, you will feel the leg joint begin to relax and you should be able to move the leg around freely.

Take the lid off and flip the duck over so the skin side is over the Heat Beads coals and grill for a few minutes to crisp up the skin if necessary.

In China this would be served with peppercorn salt, which is equal quantities of Szechwan peppercorns and salt toasted in a wok or fry pan then ground to a powder with a mortar and pestle.