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Of course, the ice cream.
Join Us for the Badger & Blade July 4th Cookout
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There will be Brisket this weekend!
simon1
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I do believe some grilled steaks are in queue for this weekend.
I’ll be working, worrying about whether or not the fireworks drive my cats crazy. This is not a fun time of year for pet owners.
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More pets run away during the 4th. I'm always concerned a bottle rocket is going to land on my roof.
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The line up.
We just decided to toss some chicken legs on the pit.
We'll make a grocery run, too, so who knows what might come home with us (along with the ice cream, of course).
We'll make a grocery run, too, so who knows what might come home with us (along with the ice cream, of course).
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This is what I got. Brisket, ribs, pulled pork, Pennys tater salad and pinto/black beans.
Ice cream to follow.
Ice cream to follow.
Home made sausage (chicken and pork/beef) on rolls baked fresh this morning, along with some chicken legs.
Make your own individual baked beans!!!
simon1
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Looks like some good stuff going on, but I'm full.
On deck.
On the lump charcoal fawr with some corn on the cob.
Plated with some green beans and squash from the garden. Looks like I hit medium rare.
On deck.
On the lump charcoal fawr with some corn on the cob.
Plated with some green beans and squash from the garden. Looks like I hit medium rare.
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Dang, I didn’t think to take pictures.
The wife made German potato salad. I made boiled corn on the cob, and T-bones from the grass fed quarter beef I bought in March (done medium) on the Weber kettle grill, Kingsford charcoal and an electric charcoal starter. Mmm good. Watermelon on the side, I had a Great Lakes Eliot Ness to wash it down, and a store bought apple pie and ice cream for dessert. Good meal for the holiday
The wife made German potato salad. I made boiled corn on the cob, and T-bones from the grass fed quarter beef I bought in March (done medium) on the Weber kettle grill, Kingsford charcoal and an electric charcoal starter. Mmm good. Watermelon on the side, I had a Great Lakes Eliot Ness to wash it down, and a store bought apple pie and ice cream for dessert. Good meal for the holiday
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Mike, I could just hang at your house and be happy...just so long as I don't have to mow.
simon1
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You are fully welcome here...but ya have to earn yer keep.
Just now having dessert.
Owen Bawn
Garden party cupcake scented
Many fond memories of July 4 holidays on Cape Cod. Traditional clam bake fire pit on the beach. A few dozen New England Yankees and Boston Irishmen drunkenly engaging in Wampanoag cultural appropriation as the hot rocks and seaweed steamed the clams, potatoes, corn, & lobsters. Not this year. Just a couple hotdogs on the gas grill in the back garden with my wife.
It’s too bad you can’t smell a picture.
kelbro
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It all looks good. I had family in so we spent more time watching the young ones splashing around the pool, fishing and visiting than cooking. Burgers on the grill for lunch. Chili Dogs for dinner. Fresh S. Carolina peach homemade ice cream to chase it all down with.
Bought a new Weber propane grill Friday to suit my new house. Broke her in yesterday by smoking baby back ribs for 5 hours. Complimented with grilled sweet corn and a root beer. No BBQ sauce required
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Just sayin'.
Steaks Friday, ribs yesterday, brisket today. Tofu tomorrow.
