Tomorrow I have red meat to heat upWow Merry, that meal looks a little iron-heavy to me!
Haha. Reminds me when I was a kid in the 80's. Seemed like every single scout master in the country was fascinated by cooking meals by sticking a foil pouch in the engine compartment. They had to try at least once. I don't hear of people doing this anymore.I’m away from home, so I’m not really “cooking”, but I do have some yummy leftovers and no microwave. A chicken croquette and fried potato wedges in the foil.
What’s a little engine grime amount friends? (If the foil gets a little hole) If I recall, the dishwasher dry cycle was a place to cook as well! This morning I decided to have my leftover prime rib cool, and turned the mashed potatoes into potato soup with the the coffee maker.Haha. Reminds me when I was a kid in the 80's. Seemed like every single scout master in the country was fascinated by cooking meals by sticking a foil pouch in the engine compartment. They had to try at least once. I don't hear of people doing this anymore.
You need to watch Matt's OffRoad Recovery on YouTube! They occasionally stick their lunch on the exhaust manifold....Haha. Reminds me when I was a kid in the 80's. Seemed like every single scout master in the country was fascinated by cooking meals by sticking a foil pouch in the engine compartment. They had to try at least once. I don't hear of people doing this anymore.
You know that most hotels have microwaves.What’s a little engine grime amount friends? (If the foil gets a little hole) If I recall, the dishwasher dry cycle was a place to cook as well! This morning I decided to have my leftover prime rib cool, and turned the mashed potatoes into potato soup with the the coffee maker.
The recipe:
.5 cup Mashed potatoes
Enough water to heat and thin about 5oz
A splash of half n half
A little salt and pepper would have been nice.View attachment 846486
Ha! I do watch that channel. I prefer the old crew with Trevor etc.You need to watch Matt's OffRoad Recovery on YouTube! They occasionally stick their lunch on the exhaust manifold....
Harvested 3.28 pounds of jerky from 6 pounds of 93/7 ground beef. Filled 2 half gallon jars and 1 quart jar, all vacuum-sealed now and good til it gets opened. AND so tasty.
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Yeah, we liked the old crew but the new crew has really grown on us and the quality of the video editing has definitely improved!Ha! I do watch that channel. I prefer the old crew with Trevor etc.
That jerky looks delicious. I need to try making some. I've only made the regular, whole cut jerky, not the ground type.
That's a familiar-looking Weber gas grill! We bought ours in 2009 and it's never missed a beat. It's seen plenty of use over the years too and survived 4 moves, so far!Grilling a couple of boneless ribeye steaks for dinner.View attachment 846663
Yes, they do seem to be built quite well. We bought this one summer of 2015 when we bought this house. The Weber has been rock-solid, no complaints at all. I also bought the natural gas conversion option since there was a gas line that was run to the back patio when the house was built in 1995. Shortly after we moved in I started brewing, and when I purchased my Blichmann burner I included the conversion kit for that too. That allows me to biab on the patio and not have to mess with tank fill ups or exchanges.That's a familiar-looking Weber gas grill! We bought ours in 2009 and it's never missed a beat. It's seen plenty of use over the years too and survived 4 moves, so far!
It’s in the lobby, and I had hurt my back. BTW, this place looks good for taking a break from idiots! it
I've been having the same problem for days @TxBrewsite must be malfunctioning photos will not upload.
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