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After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a
Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! Cheers Bronwyn Oz |
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On Sun 04 Dec 2005 10:09:07p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Bronwyn?
After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! Congratulations, Bronwyn! You will love your Weber. We loved ours, but left it in Ohio when we moved to AZ. We now have another brand that I like almost as well, but I'm looking forward to having another Weber. Your first meal sounds wonderful!!! -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* _____________________________________________ A chicken in every pot is a *LOT* of chicken! |
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I bought this exact model earlier this summer. It is fantastic, especially
for indirect cooking of ribs, chicken, etc. "Bronwyn" wrote in message oups.com... After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! Cheers Bronwyn Oz |
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"Bronwyn" wrote in message oups.com... After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! Cheers Bronwyn Oz Wondering if you made your Mexican Chocolate Ice Cream (and Mexican Chocolate Cake, too). I was reading in Zarela's cookbook about Mexican chocolate that is imported to the U.S. vs. what we in the U.S. are able to buy. Curious. Thanks. Dee Dee |
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In article .com,
"Bronwyn" wrote: After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! Cheers Bronwyn Oz Be sure to post results! Sounds yummy. -- Om. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson |
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Thanks Al. that makes me feel confident, one often worries about
whether the choice was correct. Being in Oz, I wondered whether you guys 'over there' would see this model as superceded or somesuch..... |
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On 4 Dec 2005 21:09:07 -0800, "Bronwyn" wrote:
After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! Don't hold back, Bronwyn. Aren't you even the *tiniest* bit happy about this purchase? I'll have to pass on dinner (too spicy), but save me some dessert, okay? Congratulations! Carol -- http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/head_trollop/my_photos |
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I ...will... be making these. For the first time; but I feel
confident. The mexican chocolate is Nestles Abuelita brand. I've used it in moles etc. It is in the icecream -- but the cake is just a Mexican recipe using dutch cocoa powder in the cake and dark and light block choc. in the ganache. I'll post the recipes after we have 'tested' them g. I am now commited now, aren't I? LOL Cheers Bronwyn |
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On 5 Dec 2005 01:37:51 -0800, "Bronwyn" wrote:
C'mon over Carol! And if I start swimming today, I should arrive about when?? LOL! Enjoy dinner! Carol -- http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/head_trollop/my_photos |
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On 4 Dec 2005 21:09:07 -0800, "Bronwyn" wrote:
After several weeks of umming and ahhing at BBQs we have decided on a Weber Genesis Silver B 3-burner gas BBQ. Its slow cooking properties will suit my style of cooking. I am so excited; it will be delivered this Thursday so I am already planning the first meal. Probably large roast pork with chili dry rub, lightly smoked with hickory and two finishing chili sauces, Carolina Slaw, Appetiser could be grilled crab stuffed habernaro peppers. Followed by Mexican Chocolate Cake with Mexican Chocolate Icecream. Yee Haaa!! A new cooking toy! Excellent news! Congratulations. modom |
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