Meal looks perfecto, love that bacon. Those almost look like what we call calls tritip strips. On a side note, if it were my tree I'd tell them to go fly a kite (unless they are removing for free). Equipment rental places typically carry log splitters if the need ever arises.The wood is spoken for it seems. The people removing it wants it.
Meal looks perfecto, love that bacon. Those almost look like what we call calls tritip strips. On a side note, if it were my tree I'd tell them to go fly a kite (unless they are removing for free). Equipment rental places typically carry log splitters if the need ever arises.
And I had a beer with this for you anti-milk folks out there!!
LOL! Well, I had to get off the porch and run with the big dogs someday!! And thank you for the kind words Robert. Though, this has a ways to go to catch up to your meal currently taking a ride.Holy Mary mother of God!! That all looks amazing Steve. Great job buddy and that cart is a work of art. Love that you gave yourself space for stuff other than the griddle and the magnetic strip for the utensils it genius.
Then of course there is the bottle opener:
YAY!! Somebody is all growed up finally Steve the Hammer finally playing with the big boys. Congrats on a great meal AND having a beer.
Robert
Thanks Jim! The bottle opener was the 1st I bought for this build!great looking meal and the cart is perfect. Glad to see it has the prerequisite bottle opener on it.
Jim
Looks like a perfect meal to me!
NIce work!
I like the cart too!
Al
Thanks John!Wow Steve that looks mighty fine.
As you know I am the meat and taters guy, and no greens...bonus. I don't count the pepper.
BIG Like!
And great job on the cart brother.
John
Lol! Thank you!I think I need to find some steak flaps or steak tips or w/e my butcher is going to call them ahaha! Looks fantastic.
Thanks Ryan!Great looking meal Steve! Love them taters and got beautiful color on those tips.
Ryan