Daughters wedding qview

dforbes

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this is my fourth attempt at posting these pictures. I think I have them resized to fit now. My daughter got married at the end of May, and they allowed me to cook the vittles. Here are some pictures (I hope). Everything went almost perfect. Looks like I will get to repeat it in July of 09 as my other daughter will be tieing the knot. Hope you all enjoy the pictures as much as I have enjoyed yours.

Menu:
BBQ Brisket
Smoked Ham
Seasoned Green beans
Texas potatoes
7 layer salad
Rolls

Dennis

 

cowgirl

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Congratulations to your daughter!

Great looking smoke, love the looks of your smoker too.

 

dforbes

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here are some more pictures

 

bb53chevpro

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Food looks great from here. Congrads to your daughter.

 

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Congrats to you and your daughter! I spotted the bottle of Knob Creek. Thas sum good stuff! Is that for the chef, his daughter or the food??

 

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Sooo was that yer helper in the first pict there? Sweet! Nice work!

 

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Congrats to your daughter!
What are they mixin' with their gloved hands? That looks yum yum!
any chance you share that recipe?? Kinda looks like "funeral potatoes"
thx BBQG

 

dforbes

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thanks for all the congrats. Yep the first picture is my helper and a future member here. The Knob Creek is for the chef and any one who drops by, but it has also made it into a variety of sauces and merinades. I buy it by the case so there is always plenty around.

 

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Wow...by the case... <best Homer Simpson> "Knob Creeeeeeek"! LOL

 

dforbes

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those would be Texas potatoes, I guess the could be called funeral potatoes in a differant part of the country. I will be more than happy to share the recipe. right now me and my helper are spending some time together and he just threw watermellon on the floor. Check back I will post it later

 

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Congrats and the food looks great!

 

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Great looking food,could you tell me where to purchase the claws with the handels i saw in one of your pics.

 

dforbes

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I got them on ebay, do a search for bear paws or current auction #Item number: 160258071755 they are about $12.00 with shipping.

 

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congrats to you and your daughter. food looks great. I find almost anything I want on Ebay. Looking forward to seeing your texas potato recipe

 

coyote

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found this link that might help..

http://www.barbecue-store.com/bearpaw.htm

 

dforbes

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I posted the texas potatoe recipe in the side items catagory.