Smoked Yellow Fin Post on the Barbecue Bible.com Web Site!!!

Hey everyone, Guam has garnered the national spotlight, again, in the BBQ world. My BBQGuam Smoked Yellow Fin blog post was featured on Steven Raichlen's Barbecue Bible website. Steven Raichlen, known as the "BBQ Guru" is an award winning author with numerous outdoor cooking programs on PBS.

Here is the link to that post:

http://www.barbecuebible.com/blog/2012_01/23_guamanian_yello.php

Don't forget to check out Steven's other blog posts and links on his site. He has truly amazing content. And sign up for his Barbecue Bible newsletter while you are at it. Talk about out of this world BBQ recipes. It is all there.

For more fantastic recipes from Guam and our neighboring islands please visit 671Recipes.com. You will find some of the greatest island fare imaginable within their pages. Search by topic such as cake, chicken, pies, etc.

Thank you to Steven Raichlen and Nancy Loseke for showcasing part of the wonderful cuisine of Guam to the world. 

Until we meet again....

Madoya (Fried Bananas) Cowgirl's Way in Oklahoma

Hey gang, I just wanted to let everyone know that one of the most talented and creative cooks I know, Cowgirl of Cowgirl's Country Life fame, is cooking up Chamorro food in Oklahoma. That's right, a good ole country girl from Oklahoma is doing it island style. You have got to pay a visit to her blog site and check out all the fantastic stuff that she does. She is simply unbelievable. 

Cowgirl, whose blog site is continually voted one of the best BBQ blogs on the web, is multi-talented. She cooks great campfire meals, BBQ, seafood and veges. She holds fantastic BBQ gatherings and the food spreads that she puts out are unbelievable. She cooks whole hogs in the ground, above ground, in homemade pits. You name it, she has probably done it when it comes to cooking outdoors. And her array of homemade and commercial cookers and smokers will leave you shaking your head.

Well in this latest installment of Country Girl gone Island Girl, she cooks up a batch of our famous Guam Madoya, fried banana. Check it out here.

Don't forget to check out the rest of her mouth-watering recipes. After you do, you will be running outside to start your pits up.

Until next time....