This colourful recipe is a vibrant, vegetable-forward flatbread baked on the BBQ Outdoor Pizza Pan. Six different vegetables are layered on top of a fresh almond arugula pesto and finished with tangy goat cheese for an elevated take on your standard grilled pizza. The even heat distribution of the enamelled cast iron Pizza Pan means you get a crisp, chewy crust in a matter of minutes. It’s a flavorful way to serve the bounty of the season while enjoying cooking outdoors.
With smoky bacon, ground beef and beans, these meaty cowboy beans can be served as a side dish or as the main meal. The sweet and savory sauce brings all the elements together for a hearty and comforting dish, perfect for your next barbecue. And by using the BBQ Outdoor Round Skillet you can cook the beans outdoors over an open flame for a deep, charbroiled flavor. Just don’t rush the 15 minutes simmer time - it’s necessary to make sure all the flavors meld together.
Perfect as a side dish for seared meats or as a topping for fajitas, colorful bell peppers and red onions are even better when cooked on the grill. The perforations on the BBQ Outdoor Square Grilling Basket mean you can get the charbroiled flavor of an open fire without losing the thin vegetables under the grates. Try using a mixture of orange, red and yellow bell peppers or feel free to use any combination of sweet or spicy peppers.
Lham Barkouk- Lamb and Prunes Tagine, is a classic Moroccan dish traditionally served at weddings & for esteemed guests. This savoury and sweet combination of caramelised onions, tender meat and soft glazed prunes is enough to leave you wanting more! Don’t be intimidated by the steps, all of it being cooked in the Tagine pot makes the process easy & straightforward. Recipe by Zineb @taginehub
Tagines are a wonderful way of bringing a little unique and exotic North African flavour to a meal. The Tagine vessel is a simple but highly effective shape enabling steam to swirl around inside, cooking the contents beautifully whilst producing a delicate broth in addition to the main ingredients themselves. Lamb, perfumed with saffron and spices, is married beautifully with the sweet depth of plumped apricots and the crunch of whole almonds. This stunning dish is a real showstopper but couldn’t be simpler to make.
Served with buttery, lemon-scented couscous, our delicious meatballs are reminiscent of a Moroccan lamb tagine and flavoured with cinnamon, honey and mint.
This slow-cooked lamb is named after the dish it is cooked in, the tagine. The domed dish allows the flavours to develop and ensures beautifully tender meat. Serve alongside couscous to soak up all the rich sauce.
Combining fruit with meat, poultry, or fish is typical of North African cuisine, and with a spicy marinade, the overall flavour is not too sweet. As with many tagine or casserole dishes, the flavours do improve when made a day ahead.
