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    Tableau de cuisson des viandes au barbecue avec températures

    November 26

    Tips and table for cooking meat on the barbecue

    Tips and table for cooking meat on the barbecue

    Cooking tips

    My Barbecue offers a series of tips and Q&As about meat to help you enjoy a delicious barbecue… It's mouthwatering!

    Buying a wood and charcoal barbecue is great, but using it properly to enjoy delicious food is even better! With this FAQ, follow our tips and get ready to eat!

    How much meat per person for a barbecue?

    Allow 250g of meat (boneless) per person for a good time.

    When to take the meat out to grill on the BBQ?

    Red meat

    Take your red meat (beef, duck) out of the refrigerator an hour before barbecuing, especially for thick cuts (ribeye steak, duck breast, etc.); leave your red meat at room temperature in a cool place (be careful with summer barbecues, do not leave it to rest in the sun).

    Chicken, mutton, pork and fish

    Chicken, mutton, pork and fish must remain in the fridge until the last moment.

    Sausages and merguez

    Sausages, chipolatas and merguez can be taken out at the last minute

    When should I start placing the meat on the grill?

    The barbecue grill should be hot enough to cook your meat. To check, place a piece of meat on it. If it sizzles, it's ready!

    Start by grilling the thicker cuts of meat, then finish with the thinner ones so everything is served at the same time. Also, check out our cooking chart so you don't spend all your time cooking while your guests are at the table.

    How long should I cook my meat on a wood-fired barbecue?

    With this cooking chart, Tendance Barbecue gives you some suggested cooking times to enjoy your meat. Note that for red meat, the time indicates rare, and for duck, medium-rare. Don't forget to turn the meat halfway through cooking.

    Type of meat
    Average cooking time

    Beef

    Rib of beef

    20 minutes

    Steak

    16 minutes

    Rump steak

    12 minutes

    Hamburger

    12 minutes

    Net

    12 minutes

    Pork

    Chop

    12 minutes

    Net

    20 minutes

    Pork ribs

    20 minutes

    Duck

    Duck breast

    12 minutes

    Lamb

    Chop

    12 minutes

    Rack of lamb

    16 minutes

    Chicken

    Chicken wing

    18 minutes

    Chicken breast

    18 minutes

    Sausages and merguez

    Herb sausages and chipolatas

    12 minutes

    Merguez

    12 minutes


    How long should I allow before serving?

    Sausages, merguez and chipolatas can be served directly, after cooking on the wood barbecue.

    Other meats can rest for 5 minutes under aluminum foil to retain their juices and become more flavorful.

    Discover here the quantity of meat (per person) for a barbecue so as not to waste anything and to satisfy all your guests.