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So soon? We'll be barbecuing until the snow covers the back porch and it's too cold to shovel it clear.
As much as I love the fancy dishes available to the serious barbecu-er, I still prefer the classics:
* One large steak (your cut of choice), marinated in olive oil, red wine, and herbs, cooked to perfection on a gas grill.
* Corn, still in their husks, steamed on the barbecue and served with lime butter.
* Baked potatoes, their jackets crispy and their centers cooked to a near-creamy consistency.
Tonight will be my second time portioning a whole chicken and barbecuing it all with lots of barbecue sauce. It's fast and pretty easy once you get the hang of it. Best of all - if done for two, it provides lots of tasty leftovers.
Posted on Mon, Sep 29 2008 1:25pm
@ketherian: The grill isn't packed away for the year, only the bi-weekly, everyone's invited events are ending.
There should be plenty of more meat coming :)
Posted on Mon, Sep 29 2008 2:10pm
In!
Posted on Mon, Sep 29 2008 5:15pm
delicious burgers!
Posted on Fri, Oct 3 2008 10:47am
make my vote MEAT.
Posted on Fri, Oct 3 2008 1:06pm
It looks like we'll be having some burgers, jerk chicken, and a double dose of corn (grilled corn and cornbread).
Oh, and let's not forget the dulce de leche ice cream!
Posted on Fri, Oct 3 2008 4:53pm
Just like Sara Palen said, Im just your average Joe six pack, so you're darn tootin, burgers, jerk chicken and corn sound good to me...ashy yam-turds?
Posted on Sat, Oct 4 2008 4:58pm
Frankly, I was NOT impressed with one of your recent "blogs" about North Carolina, about our Southern food, and about YOUR suggestion on how to "dress" our barbecue.
If you're interested, you can read my feelings about your comments on my blog.
Posted on Sat, Nov 1 2008 4:58pm