YES! I barbecue all my meats when they are still frozen.
I think the taste is preserved a lot better if you do it when its frozen.
Never! You will end up with meat that is cold and raw in the middle and burnt on the outside. Those that grill let their meat come to room temperature before cooking it.
You're both right. Small cuts like steak, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers can be barbecued while frozen if you don't cook them too fast. Use a lower flame and let them take longer. For larger cuts like brisket, roasts, ribs, etc. you can still do it if you cook them very slowly for several hours. Always check the temperature of the meat before you serve it. Beef should be 145 Fahrenheit or higher to be safe and poultry should be 160 or higher.
Beef and pork
Frozen sheep meat
If the meat was frozen but now it isn't, I would call it thawed.
Not if the meat is frozen at 0°F.
Typically, it is recommended to prepare about 1/2 to 1 pound of meat per person for a barbecue.
in a meat freezer
Real barbecue is not simply throwing on a sauce - that's what people who've lived up north their whole lives usually think of as barbecue. Barbecue involves seasoning the meat with rubs and smoking it, generally speaking. Grilling is simply cooking over hot embers.
A good rule of thumb is to plan for about 1/2 to 1 pound of meat per person for a barbecue. This can vary depending on the type of meat and the appetites of your guests.
if goes on a BBQ then it is BBQ meat so yes
The best way to get meat from frozen to done in the shortest amount of time is in the microwave, But by cooking it in the microwave you are sacrifing alot of flavor. A better way to do it is to place the frozen meat in a container like a bowl and run it under cold running water until it is thawed out and then put it into a preheated oven or cook it on the stove.
Cooking food, mainly meat such as chicken.
A general rule of thumb is to allocate about 1/2 to 1 pound of meat per person for a barbecue party.