What's my vector,Victor???
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AK7
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4lb chuck roast.
I only do brisket if we have alot of people over.
So for just the 2 of us,I smoke these or tri-tip.
389 Hood
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How in the world can you eat it? Chuck is a slow cooking cut. I use it when making pasta sauce and it simmers in the sauce all day. By that time it's as tender as Filet. I tried eating it like a steak once and nearly threw it out. The dog didn't care how tough it was, he ripped it to shreds.
Electric Chicken
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Only thing I ever successfully made (satisfactorily) on the Foreman was burgers and hot dogs.
Didn't try much else though.
I wore the non-stick surface off it eventually and threw it out and fire up the grill even just for a couple burgers anymore.
Didn't try much else though.
I wore the non-stick surface off it eventually and threw it out and fire up the grill even just for a couple burgers anymore.
389 Hood
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In my view, grilling is the only way to cook successfully.
Then again, I really hate the stove in my house. It's one of those flattop things. I may plumb the kitchen with copper and put a 200 gallon tank in the back yard and a gas stove in the kitchen. Cooking with an electric stove sucks.
Then again, I really hate the stove in my house. It's one of those flattop things. I may plumb the kitchen with copper and put a 200 gallon tank in the back yard and a gas stove in the kitchen. Cooking with an electric stove sucks.
Duck
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I'm not sure if it's chuck or rump roast. They're big chunks you're supposed to slow cook though.
They've never been too tough as steaks though. Not super tender either, I dunno. I cook them medium rare.
Electric Chicken
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Electric Chicken
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I love rumps.
AK7
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It was stuck in the grill for a hour or so.
Figured it was dead when I got to the quarry.
It was very alive and pissed off .
Reptar
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I hit a red tail hawk in Missouri. Pulled into that limited facility rest area around the 86mm on 29 about 2 miles after hitting it. Went thru the grill and was wedged against the condenser. I opened the hood and grabbed the winch bar to knock it to the ground when he flew up and perched on my hood support and then I couldn't get him to fly away. Called the county sheriffs office who sent out a DNR officer. And when the officer went to grab him he flew away. Said he probably just had a concussion and would be fine.
My dog Luke was super concerned that there was a bird big enough to eat him in our engine bay.
AK7
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Sad day in packerland.
@389 Hood
@389 Hood
Packers fan's 1972 green and gold Cadillac, a Lambeau Field tailgating fixture since 1990, destroyed by fire
“Before I knew it, boom, it was engulfed. Going out in a blaze of glory, literally," said Bart Boyden, owner of the popular Packers-themed Cadillac.
www.greenbaypressgazette.com
389 Hood
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I read that on another board and somewhat agree with another poster. Pretty easy to replace the car, but not the history of it.Sad day in packerland.
@389 HoodPackers fan's 1972 green and gold Cadillac, a Lambeau Field tailgating fixture since 1990, destroyed by fire
“Before I knew it, boom, it was engulfed. Going out in a blaze of glory, literally," said Bart Boyden, owner of the popular Packers-themed Cadillac.www.greenbaypressgazette.com
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