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I like the 12, I didn't find the 18 to be significantly better to justify paying more. Once on a business trip I went to the hotel bar and decided to try the Macallan 25 out of curiosity. Very nice. A co-worker showed up, ordered a beer and said he'd pick up my tab too, until he looked at the...
I went here, looked OK:
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Yelp lists some that I don't know one way or another:
Good Luck.
Sabato, evening..... Off site links are not allowed...... They are considered advertising.... and those folks don't pay to advertise here.... Sorry if it created a problem.... DaveOmak
I asked my butcher about the tri-tip and he also played it down as a west coast thing, a fad, out of date. Must be some motive there. I asked about a cut that my favorite restaurant chef suggested, the Teres Major. He said that he could get it but that his sirloin tips are better. Still would...
I made the table following some plans from thenakedwhiz, a big green egg and charcoal expert. I put a second concrete paver in because I wasn't happy with the clearance, it wasn't in the plan but it's OK. The BGE folks specify the diameter of the cutout. I priced other types of wood which were...
I live in Bridgewater. I have said that we have a State University and a Prison for the Criminally Insane but I don't know which is which just by driving by...
I have smoked on a vertical Brinkman water smoker, a Chargriller with a side fire box and even on my 22" Weber kettle, but now I have a...
OK, not sure if you're asking me, but I did cook my brined, injected, butterred, and dry rubbed turkey today in my Big Green Egg at 350 degrees for about three and a half hours for my 13.25 lb bird,mmmm good....
The results look great. I always brine every bird no matter how I'm cooking it, read a lot about the science and it really accomplishes retaining moisture. I just took a turkey out of a brine, will be injecting it and adding a dry rub, delicious dinner tonight!
Stan Laurel of Laurel&Hardy once said, "I'm from the South.... South London." Many years ago I was in the UK for a couple of years with the Air Force and toured all over including Wales. Had to wait for the sheep to clear the road before passing! The roads made 30mph seem like a race course...
Any news on the Group??? Smokin in Southeastern Massachusetts (Bridgewater with it's University and Prison for the Criminally Insane, can't figure out which is which...)
I just got my large BGE this summer. I have smoked once, a Boston Butt that had a dry rub and turned out fantastic. This week I'm going to smoke a Turkey: brined, injected, rubbed and butterred! I have smoked on many devices, but finall got the Egg.
So I was learning a bit of beginning Italian and I found out that Saturday and Sunday were Sabato and Domenica, and Sabato Domenica sounded like a guy's name and I adopted that ever since...
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