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The Art of BBQ
It's episode 10 of Farmer's Kitchen presented by Spinneys where we show you mouth watering recipes to recreate yourself using amazing ingredients from Spinneys.
In this week's episode we return to JA The Resort to meet Chef Hattem Mattar of Mattar Farm where he shows us the Art of BBQ, having trained in the US to learn how to perfectly cook meat on the BBQ he shows us what you can do with beef from Spinneys including the most tender tenderloin ever known!
The Art Of BBQ, Farmer's Kitchen Episode 10This week on Farmer's Kitchen presented by Spinneys Dubai we have Chef Hattem Mattar from The Mattar Farm to teach us all about the art of BBQ and how to cook the perfect steak in time for BBQ season ☀️
Posted by Dubai Eye 103.8 News. Talk. Sport on Wednesday, September 25, 2019
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