Labor Day Throwdown: Anything Goes Free-For-All

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:emoji_wink: Let's get the creative thinking caps on and put together your

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Ok now , flaming wood and then I , I , I , give me a minute. I got this . Flaming wood and .


Come on, a little help here , lol

David
 
The weekend is winding down. Let's make sure to put that cute little "Labor Day" sign on your finished plate and send it is for a chance to win some of the amazing TD prizes we have to offer up for this one.

Robert
 
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This fella has been hanging out at my job. Looking for suggestions on catching and cooking it. Should I brine it? Smoke it or grill it? Rotisserie? Spatchcock or leave it whole? Help me out here!

Jim
 
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This fella has been hanging out at my job. Looking for suggestions on catching and cooking it. Should I brine it? Smoke it or grill it? Rotisserie? Spatchcock or leave it whole? Help me out here!

Jim
Jim you forgot one option....... leave me out..... LOL that is creepy by the way.......
 
Um.......no........LOL!!!
Come on Keith, we all know you love a good braised basted beer can buzzard. It's a Loosiana staple for God's sake :emoji_laughing: Being the culinary guru that you are, you're well aware that the key is correct wine pairing.

Here ya go buddy. A little place in Waco just for you.
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Have not been there for a few years but they serve some truly amazing and authentic Cajun food. This place is fantastic.

Robert
 
Um.....No.......
No to the restaurant or no to the beer can buzzard? Personally I don't see how you could refuse either but certainly not both :emoji_laughing: Seriously though, Buzzard Billy's is a truly exceptional restaurant....at least it used to be. The menu still looks amazing but as noted, I've not been there for several years.

Robert
 
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No to buzzard on a smoker in any form...
So that means JLeonard JLeonard can grill it or cook in the crock pot and you'll be excited sitting down to a big steaming plate of it? :emoji_laughing:
You first!! LOL!!!
I ain't scared. If Jim cooks it, I'll eat it. A buzzard isn't much more than a possum with wings :emoji_astonished: It'd certainly get points for creativity and originality.

Robert
 
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