SBS Food Guide to Barbecuing

3rd November 2011 | 10:34 AET

Barbecues are the quintessential summer scene in Australia. This season, it’s time to heat things up with more than your average prawns, chops and sausages.

In this guide, we look at why Americans' love of barbecue runs deep; reveal how to grill seafood to perfection; and offer some creative ideas for a successful vegetarian-based barbie.

Add fire to your menu with our suggested recipes, including Italian stuffed calamari, Thai barbecue snapper, and barbecued corn, proving that barbies aren’t just for meat lovers.

 

History

Southern style

Discover why barbecuing is a matter of immense pride in the United States.
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Technique

Seafood know-how

Our expert tips for how to marinate, grill and baste the daily catch.
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Trend

No sausage in sight

Vegetarian options for barbecues need not be boring nor bland.
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Cook

A Korean tradition

Learn the meat cuts and side dishes typical of Korean-style barbecue.
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Barbecue recipes

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