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I highly recommend the stainless carafe. Comes with an air tight lid that screws on after the coffee is brewed. Will keep whats left HOT for a long time.
Same here. My wife bought a moccamaster years ago with me bitching all the way about the price. I happily ate those words after we got it. If it breaks tomorrow I will have another on the way right then and there!
Same applies here in north GA for cornbread. NO sugar.
I've had those sandwiches several times visiting Iowa and really liked them. Nothing there beat the pork tenderloin sandwiches though.
Thanks for the recipe @Brokenhandle . Gonna give that a try this weekend. I want to try @chopsaw 's as...
I've seen the weed burners being used and that was what gave my the idea of going straight over the vortex for a bit. I don't have a weed burner myself.
Do you leave the lid up while roasting them on your charcoal rig?
I picked up some fresh Hatch chiles at Kroger to try roasting some for the first time. Thought about using the Vortex in my kettle. Should go quick but maybe I would be better off just spreading out the charcoal.
Any thoughts or opinions are welcome! I have no idea what I'm doing. Just read...
I had a lot of fun with it last year even though I'm more of a baseball fan. The straight forward format made it interesting. Looking forward to doing it again. I'm thinking I should have no trouble winning it all this year lol.
That looks fantastic! I love that Walkerswood. Grilled up some boneless thighs with the mild Walkerswood just last weekend and even the mild has a pretty significant kick to it. Good stuff.
From the googalator:
Pork collar, also known as pork neck or collar butt, is a cut of meat from the shoulder of a pig, specifically the upper portion of the shoulder between the neck and loin. It's a boneless, center-cut portion of the pork butt, often described as a "center cut boneless pork...
My favorite are Dietz and Watson quarter pounders. Everybody I serve one to loves them. I'm guessing the charcoal flavor has a lot to do with that lol.
For nostalgia its Vienna Beef from when I visited relatives in Chicago every summer as a kid.
Next would be any at a ball game!
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