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| Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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I have a propane Sunbeam BBQ that I BBQ some AMAZING
steaks and burgers for my wife and I. My wife's been bragging about my BBQ abilities at church, and she invited 15 people over on Sunday to sample my BBQ expertise. The problem is this: How do I BBQ for 17 people? Do I BBQ hotdogs and burgers so they all fit and finish at the same time, or do I BBQ steaks and people eat BBQ at different times? Also, I have a cast-iron BBQ smoker box that I can fill with wood-chips for flavour, which I know your purists BBQers like, but should I use it??? |
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JL wrote:
I have a propane Sunbeam BBQ that I BBQ some AMAZING steaks and burgers for my wife and I. My wife's been bragging about my BBQ abilities at church, and she invited 15 people over on Sunday to sample my BBQ expertise. (sigh) http://www.eaglequest.com/~bbq/faq2/3.html |
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On 23-Apr-2004, "Dave Bugg" deebuggatcharterdotnet wrote: (sigh) God, it's good to have you back Dave. I suspect you're getting tired of hearing that. We lost Hound and he won't be replaced, but at least you're still around. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") |
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"JL" wrote in message ... I have a propane Sunbeam BBQ that I BBQ some AMAZING steaks and burgers for my wife and I. My wife's been bragging about my BBQ abilities at church, and she invited 15 people over on Sunday to sample my BBQ expertise. bite me. -- Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows and his 6" boner |
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In article , "JL"
wrote: I have a propane Sunbeam BBQ that I BBQ some AMAZING steaks and burgers for my wife and I. My wife's been bragging about my BBQ abilities at church, and she invited 15 people over on Sunday to sample my BBQ expertise. First, make sure there's a fresh roll in the loo. The problem is this: How do I BBQ for 17 people? BBQ'ing 17 people will take a bigger rig than your typical Sunbeam. Are they already butchered out or hanging up whole? You might check the local library for books on this - a guy named Dahmer wrote one I believe..might have been that guy Gein...I forget... Do I BBQ hotdogs and burgers so they all fit and finish at the same time, or do I BBQ steaks and people eat BBQ at different times? Hamburgers must be BBQ'd one at a time. Hot dogs you can do two at a time. BBQ'd people take longer than hotdogs or hamburgers. Also, I have a cast-iron BBQ smoker box that I can fill with wood-chips for flavour, which I know your purists BBQers like, but should I use it??? One of those pine-tree shaped deodorizer rear-view-mirror thingies works much better. Just hang it off of the handle of your BBQ. There may even be room for two or three. monroe(just remember to remove the handcuffs) |
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On 24-Apr-2004, "Monroe, of course..." wrote: First, make sure there's a fresh roll in the loo. and snip some more Now my sides ache to bad I'm not going to be able to work the pit today. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") |
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-- "F.G. Whitfurrows" wrote in message ... "JL" wrote Gotcha! That was too easy. Dude, try not to be a doorknob all your life. -- Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows and his 6" boner I knew a Girl once named "Doorknob Debbie" Yeah, she said she figured everyone deserved a turn. Big Jim www.lazyq.com |
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Big Jim wrote:
-- "F.G. Whitfurrows" wrote in message ... "JL" wrote Gotcha! That was too easy. Dude, try not to be a doorknob all your life. -- Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows and his 6" boner I knew a Girl once named "Doorknob Debbie" Yeah, she said she figured everyone deserved a turn. Big Jim www.lazyq.com I disapprove of responding to trolls, and this is far enough down the thread to not really count. HAHA. Where was Debbie when I was in high school? Jack Curry |
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In alt.food.barbecue, JL wrote:
Do I BBQ hotdogs and burgers so they all fit and finish at the same time, or do I BBQ steaks and people eat BBQ at different times? Do it informally, with people eating at different times. Cook burgers and dogs first, then some steaklets (strip steaks cut into 3 pieces) or some sirloin tips, then more dogs and burgers, then maybe some salmon, with grilled veggies available at various times in between (especially grilled onion and peppers for the burgers and dogs. And sausages! Start with some fruit salad or some chips and salsa or something, so that people can munch a little while they wait for the meat. 15 is way too many people to coodinate eating all at once. Do it a little at a time, as people arrive, and as they get hungry. Feed the kids first. Have several small tables and groupings of chairs, to emphasize the informal nature of things. Don't even attempt to have everything all ready all at once. -- ....I'm an air-conditioned gypsy... - The Who |
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