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Sausage omelette & chips :)


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I just got out of the hospital so my first real meal in 3 days will be beef short ribs, baked potato and veggies. possibly Tylenol pm for desert.
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cantona. I hope your ok. I know them hospital stays can be a bummer. Enjoy that wonderful sounding meal.

We are having pulled pork from the crockpot and a tossed salad. yum. If your wondering why Im not including a carb in that is I had Sushi for lunch :lol:
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cattales1960 wrote:cantona. I hope your ok. I know them hospital stays can be a bummer. Enjoy that wonderful sounding meal.

We are having pulled pork from the crockpot and a tossed salad. yum. If your wondering why Im not including a carb in that is I had Sushi for lunch :lol:

just a routine septoplasty to help me breathe through my nose. the service at the hospital was questionable though. pulled pork is awesome so enjoy your meal too. gotta love crockpots!
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jambalaya with smoked sausage and leftover korean ribs and a fruit and veggie. maybe some powerade to drink?
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had chicken kievs (from waitrose) & proper home made mash potato, washed down with some coppela apple juice
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Pauli Wallnuts wrote:had chicken kievs (from waitrose) & proper home made mash potato, washed down with some coppela apple juice
sounds delicious!
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@cantona, it was :D
got the barby going right now, & i mean proper barby or 'souvlakia' as us bubbles call it :lol: not just sausages & burgers
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Pauli Wallnuts wrote:@cantona, it was :D
got the barby going right now, & i mean proper barby or 'souvlakia' as us bubbles call it :lol: not just sausages & burgers
give that bbq hell wallnuts! i love me some bbq!

for me a proper bbq looks something like this

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001IVXT0S

not that expensive but has to be wood fire. i went to boarding school in tx and hated every min of it..but we had bbq out of a mesquite wood fire bbq and it was friggen delicious. brisket, smoked sausage, ribs you name it. i've got a gas powered weber though. not the same but i use it as much as possible for steaks, fresh seafood and alot of other stuff. love grilling!

tonight im prob having chicken fried steak though.
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cantona7 wrote:
Pauli Wallnuts wrote:@cantona, it was :D
got the barby going right now, & i mean proper barby or 'souvlakia' as us bubbles call it :lol: not just sausages & burgers
give that bbq hell wallnuts! i love me some bbq!

for me a proper bbq looks something like this

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001IVXT0S

not that expensive but has to be wood fire. i went to boarding school in tx and hated every min of it..but we had bbq out of a mesquite wood fire bbq and it was friggen delicious. brisket, smoked sausage, ribs you name it. i've got a gas powered weber though. not the same but i use it as much as possible for steaks, fresh seafood and alot of other stuff. love grilling!

tonight im prob having chicken fried steak though.
$3500 on a barbecue :shock: imo a waste of money, if your after a biggy like that, get a barrel, angle grinder it in half, stick on 2hinges, weld on a 50p handle, then weld together v shaped legs (or 4x4 wood frame if you cant get hold of a welder), thats it done & if you didnt pay for the barrel (which you shouldn't have to, garages will usually give u 1for gratis) the whole thing will cost u less than $20, this is what all the rastas use @the notting hill carnival, & my uncle uses 1@ his clay pigeon shooting range,
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Pauli Wallnuts wrote:
cantona7 wrote:
Pauli Wallnuts wrote:@cantona, it was :D
got the barby going right now, & i mean proper barby or 'souvlakia' as us bubbles call it :lol: not just sausages & burgers
give that bbq hell wallnuts! i love me some bbq!

for me a proper bbq looks something like this

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001IVXT0S

not that expensive but has to be wood fire. i went to boarding school in tx and hated every min of it..but we had bbq out of a mesquite wood fire bbq and it was friggen delicious. brisket, smoked sausage, ribs you name it. i've got a gas powered weber though. not the same but i use it as much as possible for steaks, fresh seafood and alot of other stuff. love grilling!

tonight im prob having chicken fried steak though.
$3500 on a barbecue :shock: imo a waste of money, if your after a biggy like that, get a barrel, angle grinder it in half, stick on 2hinges, weld on a 50p handle, then weld together v shaped legs (or 4x4 wood frame if you cant get hold of a welder), thats it done & if you didnt pay for the barrel (which you shouldn't have to, garages will usually give u 1for gratis) the whole thing will cost u less than $20, this is what all the rastas use @the notting hill carnival, & my uncle uses 1@ his clay pigeon shooting range,
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3500 dollars IS a waste of money unfortunatly thats the only photo i could find. but you get the idea. a proper wood burning smoke stack barrel shaped bbq can be purchased at walmart or fred meyer for like $350

for me it doesn't have to be big either. just has to be wood burning or atleast charcoal but wood is best for flavor. its kinda like how i am with bongs..im not picky but if avail it has to be glass on glass.
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As a native of southern Georgia, I invite anyone who enjoys Texas style barbeque to go fuck themselves.
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boneymaroni wrote:As a native of southern Georgia, I invite anyone who enjoys Texas style barbeque to go fuck themselves.
curb your enthusiasm..diff strokes for diff folks. i love bbq of all types but brisket kicks ass. hope no one comes in saying they prefer ny style pizza haha
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boneymaroni wrote:As a native of southern Georgia, I invite anyone who enjoys Texas style barbeque to go fuck themselves.
Come on now, Georgia BBQ?, who you trying to fool? Image
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BBQ tonight,chicken breasts,half pounders and ribs havent decided on marinade yet
Oh and garlic baby spuds
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