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On tap food wise....

 

Firing up the ol' smoker for the week....

 

Two beef briskets -

20 pounds of smoked chicken wings

Steak and Bacon Armadillo Eggs

Shrimp and Cheesy Grits with Andouille Sausage

 

Plus many side dishes and a shitton of cold :cheers: .

 

 

It's shaping up to be a great week at the lake. :headbanger:

 

 

 

God Bless America :pointstosky:

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spare ribs

baby backs

blackened BS Chicken Breast done on the grill in a CIS

Baked Beans

Smoked Mac and Cheese

Bruschetta

Home fires

SW grilled corn

and Burgers/hotdogs/sausage dogs

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Give you credit for cooking corn and burgers after you set your house on fire.... You have to keep rotating the corn so it doesn't heavily char, which is tough to do while filling water buckets to douse a fire inside...

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I dont know what my cousin is cooking at his house. He usually supplies all the food. Would LOVE to have some diablitos. Basically either a piece chicken or steak with a jalapeño with cream cheese and all of it wrapped in bacon. Meat market I went to in SA made the for you so it was so much easier to throw on the grill. Spicy but freaking delicious

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I dont know what my cousin is cooking at his house. He usually supplies all the food. Would LOVE to have some diablitos. Basically either a piece chicken or steak with a jalapeño with cream cheese and all of it wrapped in bacon. Meat market I went to in SA made the for you so it was so much easier to throw on the grill. Spicy but freaking delicious

That's a form of Atomic Buffalo Turd or ABTs

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Looks like Pork Belly will be on sale so going to cut back on the number of ribs and do some Pork Bell burnt ends as well.

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Looks like Pork Belly will be on sale so going to cut back on the number of ribs and do some Pork Bell burnt ends as well.

Mmmmmm……

 

 

 

Love PBBE :wub:

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Is it cheating if I de-husk the corn on the cob and wrap it in tinfoil before grilling?

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Mmmmmm

 

 

 

Love PBBE :wub:

I never had them until last thanksgiving when my BIL (chef and owner of restaurants) made them. Holy Fock they are delicious

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Is it cheating if I de-husk the corn on the cob and wrap it in tinfoil before grilling?

Oven Roasted Parmesan Corn on the Cob

 

Ingredients

 

  • 5 ears corn, husks and silk removed
  • 1/2 cup mayonnaise
  • 1 cup shredded Parmesan cheese

 

  • 1 tablespoon chili powder
  • 1 teaspoon ground black pepper
  • 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley

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Playing golf in the morning, don't have time for an all day cook.

 

Will be good old fashion burgers and dogs while chilling in the pool.

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Playing golf in the morning, don't have time for an all day cook.

 

Will be good old fashion burgers and dogs while chilling in the pool.

 

Putting the briskets on Tuesday night, spending most of Wednesday on the boat. I have a meat thermometer that I can check with my phone from anywhere. When I get to around 200 I'll come in and put them in a cooler for a couple of hours and go back out on the lake. Timing is the hardest part, don't want to have to eat at midnight. I'll be too drunk to enjoy it.

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Is it cheating if I de-husk the corn on the cob and wrap it in tinfoil before grilling?

Nope, you just want get any char which I find to be a key part of good grilled corn

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Nope, you just want get any char which I find to be a key part of good grilled corn

I have been using olive oil on the corn before wrapping them. That seems to help.

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I have been using olive oil on the corn before wrapping them. That seems to help.

Help with what?

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we have no plans.... might invite a few people over.

 

think i will do some ribs (will use a rub and maybe a spicy hoisin bbq sauce), some type of pineapple or mandarin orange slaw, corn, maybe a german potato salad

 

going to tahoe tomorrow, returning monday. will think more about it over the weekend.

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Is it cheating if I de-husk the corn on the cob and wrap it in tinfoil before grilling?

 

no. i dehusk when grilling whether i wrap them or not.

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Putting the briskets on Tuesday night, spending most of Wednesday on the boat. I have a meat thermometer that I can check with my phone from anywhere. When I get to around 200 I'll come in and put them in a cooler for a couple of hours and go back out on the lake. Timing is the hardest part, don't want to have to eat at midnight. I'll be too drunk to enjoy it.

Yea my pop has a Treager, and I've done the "set it and forget" it thing a few times - but I just don't enjoy it nearly as much as a full out smoke/cook. To some it's a PITA, not to me. I enjoy the full day of drinking beers, managing a fire, tending to my cook - especially on a holiday..........But I also love golf too - so. :D

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