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hoovesupsideyourhead 07-16-2006 11:51 AM

whats on the grill...
 
its a lazy sunday so im grilling a pork tenderloin roast....samms 18 bucks ...its like 2ft long...injected with a sun dried tomato vinegerete..with salad and a veg...common over guys.. cooked at 325 for 5.5 hours..low n slow,,, what are you guys grillin today...

Downthestretch55 07-16-2006 11:59 AM

Sounds good.
Venison steaks for me. Just on long enough to get 'em hot.
She says: This tastes good, what is it?
He says: It's what you always call me, Darlin'.
The Kid jumps up from the table and runs from the room screaming: Watch out Mommy! He's feedin' you as-hole!!!!

hoovesupsideyourhead 07-16-2006 12:06 PM

funny..im not a big fan of deer..thou the locals here live on it ...

Five Star Derek 07-16-2006 12:26 PM

Beer can chicken on the grill with my own homemade rub. Cook with indirect heat for aprox. 1 1/2 hours. Racing on TVG and youbet. Chicken, sweet potatoe fries fresh cut along with some greens. The kids are out of the house until dinner time. Life is good!

Five Star Derek 07-16-2006 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Five Star Derek
Beer can chicken on the grill with my own homemade rub. Cook with indirect heat for aprox. 1 1/2 hours. Racing on TVG and youbet. Chicken, sweet potatoe fries fresh cut along with some greens. The kids are out of the house until dinner time. Life is good!

.....let me hit a big price on my online betting account and the day will be complete!

hoovesupsideyourhead 07-16-2006 12:40 PM

good luck....

Downthestretch55 07-16-2006 12:48 PM

Good luck 5*D,
actually, I was going to comment on beer-can chicken. It's a recipe that I've shared with many. Best way to cook a clucker.
When i told one of my friends, told him about my "secret" rub (paprika), he didn't quite understand, so he puts his mom on the phone (cause she does all the cooking). It took about five minutes to explain....
she finally got "it" when i told her to picture a bird sitting on a toilet.
They've raved about it ever since. Moist inside, crispy on the outside.

Five Star Derek 07-16-2006 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Downthestretch55
Good luck 5*D,
actually, I was going to comment on beer-can chicken. It's a recipe that I've shared with many. Best way to cook a clucker.
When i told one of my friends, told him about my "secret" rub (paprika), he didn't quite understand, so he puts his mom on the phone (cause she does all the cooking). It took about five minutes to explain....
she finally got "it" when i told her to picture a bird sitting on a toilet.
They've raved about it ever since. Moist inside, crispy on the outside.

DTS-You use paprika too huh? That's one of my main ingrediants in my "secret" rub. Your right, I do think it's the best way to cook a bird. So simple to make but so good!

Downthestretch55 07-16-2006 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Five Star Derek
DTS-You use paprika too huh? That's one of my main ingrediants in my "secret" rub. Your right, I do think it's the best way to cook a bird. So simple to make but so good!

Don't forget the garlic powder and pepper...a little salt too.
Make sure you wash it well and dry it good before you show it the coals.

Yummm! Best way!
and don't rush it...
Gives you a little time to toss back a few cold ones.
Hey, the clucker got one, why waste the rest?

2MinsToPost 07-16-2006 01:53 PM

I got a roast in the Crock Pot, just put it in. A little salt with a beef cube, a little water and after it has been on for 3 hours I'll toss in some carrots and maybe even some green beans.

2MinsToPost 07-16-2006 01:54 PM

"Hey, the clucker got one, why waste the rest"

thats funny Wayne

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Originally Posted by Downthestretch55
Don't forget the garlic powder and pepper...a little salt too.
Make sure you wash it well and dry it good before you show it the coals.

Yummm! Best way!
and don't rush it...
Gives you a little time to toss back a few cold ones.
Hey, the clucker got one, why waste the rest?


Gander 07-16-2006 01:59 PM

Too hungover to start the grill. Tonight its 2 Big Macs, chicken nuggets, fries and a milkshake.

Seattleallstar 07-16-2006 01:59 PM

i just grilled some salmon steaks, tomatoes, and a few hot dogs

Downthestretch55 07-16-2006 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Seattleallstar
i just grilled some salmon steaks, tomatoes, and a few hot dogs

Salmon and hot dogs?
OK....
Expect to see you soon on the "Iron Chefs".
Hey, ya never know, Jerry.
Just might catch on. Are you thinking franchises?

2MinsToPost 07-16-2006 02:06 PM

I love a milkshake to cure a hangover. man, tim, I have been eating Big Macs like crazy here recently. 3 or 4 a week. they are just the best darn burger ever in my opinion. then i cruise over to wendy's for my fries.

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Originally Posted by Gander
Too hungover to start the grill. Tonight its 2 Big Macs, chicken nuggets, fries and a milkshake.


Storm Cadet 07-16-2006 02:07 PM

On the grill...
 
Last night was Rib eyes with cream spinich...today I'm grillin pork baby back ribs 4 hours over indirect heat...love it!:D

Downthestretch55 07-16-2006 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by 2MinsToPost
I love a milkshake to cure a hangover. man, tim, I have been eating Big Macs like crazy here recently. 3 or 4 a week. they are just the best darn burger ever in my opinion. then i cruise over to wendy's for my fries.

Curt,
Just my opinion, but here in NY we call Big Mac's...gutt bombs.
To each his own.
Eat now...pay later.
W

Gander 07-16-2006 02:34 PM

I dont eat this kind of food all that often Wayne, just when I am in a rut.
Milkshakes however I have 3-4 times a week. And I will not have one from Mcdonalds, I generally make my own. Kind of like a mixed vodka drink, nobody is as good as making them as myself.

For the traditional Black and White milkshake I use an entire pint of vanilla ice cream, preferrably Philadelphia Vanilla (kind with the black specs in it), about 6-8 ozs of 1 or 2% milk, a dab of chocolate syrup and a pinch of Vanilla extract. Have to make sure you dont overblend it, you want to serve it thick. Also immediately after you pour it in a cup, place in freezer for 5-10 minutes to really give it that perfect consistency.

That will do the trick! Ahhh, the little things in life.

2Hot4TV 07-16-2006 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Gander
I dont eat this kind of food all that often Wayne, just when I am in a rut.
Milkshakes however I have 3-4 times a week. And I will not have one from Mcdonalds, I generally make my own. Kind of like a mixed vodka drink, nobody is as good as making them as myself.

For the traditional Black and White milkshake I use an entire pint of vanilla ice cream, preferrably Philadelphia Vanilla (kind with the black specs in it), about 6-8 ozs of 1 or 2% milk, a dab of chocolate syrup and a pinch of Vanilla extract. Have to make sure you dont overblend it, you want to serve it thick. Also immediately after you pour it in a cup, place in freezer for 5-10 minutes to really give it that perfect consistency.

That will do the trick! Ahhh, the little things in life.

Try a peanut butter shake , but the best is Grape shake. Sounds strange but good.

MinnSkinny 07-16-2006 03:31 PM

Thick sliced potatoes with thick sliced Vidalia onions, and sliced Portabellos all foil wrapped with butter on the grill. Angus Ribeye, a few ears of sweet corn, small spinach salad and maybe a Gin & Tonic for the chef. Hope you Sunday was a good one, Mountain starts in a couple hours!


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