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im going to a kick back on saturday and i have been put in charge of bringing a food for the event.

i was wondering if (on a normal barbecue; there would be a way to make some sort of gyro.). im going to use beef and lamb in the recipe.

also good BBQ ideas(for something to eat on its own while drunk).

>> No.4544160

>>4544159
sorry about the awful grammar.. -OP

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4544163

>>4544160
you plan to serve kebab? not such good idea comrade.

>> No.4544168

>>4544163
why do you say so?

i would love a good gyro on a drunken night

>> No.4544176

PLEASE GIVE ME A GOOD IDEA CO/CK/SUCKERS!

i really need a good idea

>> No.4544184

>>4544160
You should be able to hire some sort of spit roast machine or buy one not sure where you live so can't really suggest any places to look, maybe ring a party hire place.
Something to eat on its own while drunk? Spicy chicken wing maybe, just cook em up on a BBQ or deep fry them.
Or calamari and chips.

>> No.4544194

What country are you in? Do people like tacos over there? Make some tacos al pastor, carne asada tacos, frijoles charros, grilled corn on the cob, and maybe even churros for dessert (fill those bitches up with cajeta).

I hungry nao.

>> No.4544460

>>4544194
im in the united states; we invented the taco.

but im really trying to make something that drunk people will go nuts over.

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>>4544159
If you have a rotisseries attachment for your grill, you can get it VERY close. With frequent turning, this can be done with a long kebab skewer as well. The secret is to season it well ahead of time, cook it over gentle heat, and then pan fry the strips right before serving. Don't forget to distribute lamb fat throughout, to keep it nice and juicy.

Here is my best attempt with chicken.

>> No.4544494

>>4544460
You'll need cheese
Drunk people love cheese