Become a grill master, learning with the true
grill professionals from Bahnhöfli.
Fire, embers and meat, that is all you need for a good meal, made on the grill. But even so, it does not always taste as it does in the restaurant. In our master classes, you learn about the finesses of the grill, speical technics, basic know-how and tricks of the trade, taught by professionals. Are you the next grill master!
Rule No. 1
There are two
ways to grill –
with direct and
indirect heat.
Many people own a grill but not all know how to optimize the grill experience. You can learn how to get the most of your grill.
Direct
indirect
fire
With passion
and know-how.
From preparations to execution, there is a lot to learn. Our winter and summer master classes teach you the art of the grill master. Even the right choice of wine.
Exclusive events
in your chosen
location: BBQ Master
class including meats
and wines.
Together with friends or a company outing, experience the special atmosphere around the glowing embers. We offer this magical experience for larger groups in one of our locations or in a location of your choice.
how
If good quality meat tends to become dry on the grill, there may be a number of reasons. Mostly the reason is overcooking, leaving it too long on the grill. If meat gets cut into with a knife or a meat fork, it will lose liquid (meat juice) and even turning the meat too many times can outdry
your steak.
Gas or coal do not make a difference in the taste, but a grill fired with wood can give your meat that extra note. If you want to cook a fast meal, you can use the gas grill, but if you like a fire you will want to cook with wood. Just be careful when you light a wood grill, your neighbors may not like the smoke.
Yes, sure! All kinds of meat can be grilled as long as you know and respect the qualities of the meat. Only cured meat is not ideal for the grill because the heat can set free poisonous substances. Therefore: no cured ham or sausages on the grill!
This question can be discussed endlessly. Every grill master has her or his own answer to that question. We recommend you season your meat bout 30 minutes before you put it on the grill.
The answer depends, of course, on your guests. For a main meal we calculate about 250 to 300 gr meat and 150 gr sidedishes per person. (Beware: bones are included in the total weight)
Every grill master tends to have a secret recipe. Essentially you can use oil, salt and pepper. For an optimal taste, we recommend Bahnhöfli`s Grill Seasoning mixed with a bit of oil. Marinate the meat at least 30 minutes.
The biggest difference is the transmission of heat. On the grill you have a direct heat whereas in the pan, you need oil or butter to transmit the heat. As a result you have meat from the grill that has not been cooked in additional fat. Even light low fat meat tend to become fatty from panfrying. Furthermore, if you grill your meat on a grill fired with wood, you have an additional fine, aromatic taste.
Smaller cuts of meat are often more difficult to cook, as smaller pieces are prone to react to differences in temperature. Our tip for all sizes of cuts: first place your meat close to the embers and then let it finish sizzling further away from the very hot embers. This way, you will be sure to succeed with small and large pieces of your favorite meat.
Sometimes it is
nice just to sit
back and relax!
From time to time, even the greatest grill masters like to lean back and enjoy a nice meal in a restaurant. Let our chefs pamper you and prepare their culinary highlights for you – only.
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