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Big doin's this weekend in the NE GA Mtns. I'm doing the heavy lifting for a
cousin's wedding rehearsal dinner on Friday night. At last count the plan is for ~68 mouths to feed. The menu is fairly traditional southern BBQ fair. There are several Aunts and Cousins that will be participating in the cook with other family fav's but I'm on tap for the following specialties, so the New Braunfels Upright, the Weber Silver B and the Oven will all see heavy use starting Thursday: Pulled Pork (7 butts) Smoked Turkey (3 breasts) 4 varieties of homemade sauce for those that feel the need Roasted Corn on the Cob Turtle Cheescake(s) Fresh Watermelon out of my garden. Wish me luck! Keith |
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"KW" keith_warrennospamatallteldotnet wrote:
Big doin's this weekend in the NE GA Mtns. I'm doing the heavy lifting for a cousin's wedding rehearsal dinner on Friday night. At last count the plan is for ~68 mouths to feed. The menu is fairly traditional southern BBQ fair. There are several Aunts and Cousins that will be participating in the cook with other family fav's but I'm on tap for the following specialties, so the New Braunfels Upright, the Weber Silver B and the Oven will all see heavy use starting Thursday: Pulled Pork (7 butts) Smoked Turkey (3 breasts) 4 varieties of homemade sauce for those that feel the need Roasted Corn on the Cob Turtle Cheescake(s) Fresh Watermelon out of my garden. Wish me luck! Good luck to you and to the soon-to-be-weds, Keith. Dinner sounds great and I know the things that others bring will add to the pleasure. -- Nick. Support severely wounded and disabled Veterans and their families! Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! ~Semper Fi~ |
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KW wrote:
Big doin's this weekend in the NE GA Mtns. I'm doing the heavy lifting for a cousin's wedding rehearsal dinner on Friday night. At last count the plan is for ~68 mouths to feed. The menu is fairly traditional southern BBQ fair. There are several Aunts and Cousins that will be participating in the cook with other family fav's but I'm on tap for the following specialties, so the New Braunfels Upright, the Weber Silver B and the Oven will all see heavy use starting Thursday: Pulled Pork (7 butts) Smoked Turkey (3 breasts) 4 varieties of homemade sauce for those that feel the need Roasted Corn on the Cob Turtle Cheescake(s) Fresh Watermelon out of my garden. Wish me luck! Keith how'd it go? sounds great mk |
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"mikel" wrote in message . net... KW wrote: Big doin's this weekend in the NE GA Mtns. I'm doing the heavy lifting for a cousin's wedding rehearsal dinner on Friday night. At last count the plan is for ~68 mouths to feed. The menu is fairly traditional southern BBQ fair. There are several Aunts and Cousins that will be participating in the cook with other family fav's but I'm on tap for the following specialties, so the New Braunfels Upright, the Weber Silver B and the Oven will all see heavy use starting Thursday: Pulled Pork (7 butts) Smoked Turkey (3 breasts) 4 varieties of homemade sauce for those that feel the need Roasted Corn on the Cob Turtle Cheescake(s) Fresh Watermelon out of my garden. Wish me luck! Keith how'd it go? sounds great mk Turned out great, thanks for asking. 69 satisfied customers and leftovers for another 20 or so on Sunday. KW |
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