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Last edited by Richard Chrz; August 11, 2022, 06:24 PM.
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DaveD. Nothing expensive. I some how collected 5 guitars with out having the ability to play any one of them. But, we have signatures on a lot of them from various local musicians, and any musicians that I have done Bands & Bbq with at our house. My wife had really nice boxes made to display them on the wall, our entrance way, etc..
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klflowers Pick me up in the Chicago area with your Awesome RV on your way to Richard Chrz . We'll be eatin' good.
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It has been a busy day cooking. Our power company encouraged people at the beginning of summer to cook outside (twist my arm). It made sense to me and I took it to heart. I cooked a seasoned pork shoulder roast from Aldi, but I did not get pictures of that (maybe leftover pics tomorrow). It was supposed to be pulled, but that wasn't working so I sliced as a roast and it was delicious.
After cooking that for dinner, I made tequila barbacoa with a chuck roast in my Dutch oven, 375F for about 3 hours til tender. Pics from on my Kamander.....
...and then the finished product in the kitchen about an hour later.
The sauce will get pureed and served on the side. I will freeze some and we will eat this over the next couple days. This stuff is sooooo good, especially the next day.
Tomorrow I will be smoking spareribs, my first attempt, and then a pot roast if I have time (I have another chuck roast to cook).
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The more I use this new griddle the more I love it. My wok is retired for the most part, since I can still use this in the garage on bad weather days. Shrimp and chicken stir fry. Jfrosty27 I’m a little upset, it took me about 45 seconds to clean the griddle today, instead of the usual 30 seconds. Not only that, but I went through 3 paper towels!
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I'm sad to have used my last remaining Click strip steak, but alas there are more of others to be had. We sent it out in style last night with NY strip & scallops night. Wife made some crusty bread with pesto and garlic mashed taters, broccoli, shrooms & onions too. Went all out! Glass (or three?) of one of my all time favorite reds, Dry Creek zinfandel. Weather was nice enough to eat outside on the deck too. It's nice to feel spoiled once in a while.
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ofelles I wasn’t gonna say anything myself, but that’s just the way I am. 😂
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Panhead John The one time you take the high road! I suppose you expect a pat on the back also.
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