Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else??? And how do you get
away with drinking wine in a public place :-)
Thanks

Dirty Harry wrote:
> Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else??? And how do
> you get away with drinking wine in a public place :-)
> Thanks

You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do you feel lucky?' Well, do ya
punk?

D
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"Dirty Harry" > wrote in message
news:SkAqc.500469$Pk3.404148@pd7tw1no...
> Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else??? And how do you
get
> away with drinking wine in a public place :-)

Persumably you're going to be grilling and not smoking ;-)

How about pre-made skewers of marinated shrimp with tomatoes and peppers etc
? Pre-marinaded chicken wings, chicken satay skewers, etc....

On the wine thing, my wife and I used to take boxed wine to concerts all the
time. We'd just cut the box open and take the internal bladder out, then put
that in a small pack with just the tap easily accesible from one of the
outside zips. If you also throw a couple of cold packs in the bag, they will
keep the wine cold all day.

Of course, you may want less than 3 litres of wine, or better quality than
you can find in a box, but this method works really well.

On Wed, 19 May 2004 03:17:06 GMT, "Dirty Harry" > wrote:

§Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else???

How do ya bbq peaches?


Rick Simms
*********************************
My New Year's resolution was to stop trying to reason
with unreasonable people.

This reduced my correspondence considerably.

Yea the smoking thing is for myself :-) As for the wine, nice idea with the
bag! Skewers sounds goods...shrimp cook nice and fast too...Any other
ideas?
Thx






"adm" > wrote in message
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>
> "Dirty Harry" > wrote in message
> news:SkAqc.500469$Pk3.404148@pd7tw1no...
> > Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else??? And how do you
> get
> > away with drinking wine in a public place :-)
>
> Persumably you're going to be grilling and not smoking ;-)
>
> How about pre-made skewers of marinated shrimp with tomatoes and peppers
etc
> ? Pre-marinaded chicken wings, chicken satay skewers, etc....
>
> On the wine thing, my wife and I used to take boxed wine to concerts all
the
> time. We'd just cut the box open and take the internal bladder out, then
put
> that in a small pack with just the tap easily accesible from one of the
> outside zips. If you also throw a couple of cold packs in the bag, they
will
> keep the wine cold all day.
>
> Of course, you may want less than 3 litres of wine, or better quality than
> you can find in a box, but this method works really well.
>
>

Just get some canned peach halfs, marinate them in some brown sugar and
honey...then BBQ. Thats it, serve with ice cream or striaght up, trust me
this will blow you away.



<Rick Simms> wrote in message
...
> On Wed, 19 May 2004 03:17:06 GMT, "Dirty Harry" > wrote:
>
> §Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else???
>
> How do ya bbq peaches?
>
>
> Rick Simms
> *********************************
> My New Year's resolution was to stop trying to reason
> with unreasonable people.
>
> This reduced my correspondence considerably.

I suggest Vienna sausages which will help you look better by comparison.

Dirty Harry wrote:

> Just get some canned peach halfs, marinate them in some brown sugar and
> honey...then BBQ. Thats it, serve with ice cream or striaght up, trust me
> this will blow you away.

You mean _grill_, as in over high heat for a short period of time. I
prefer fresh peaches tho'.

If you date likes steak, go for it. A nice filet mignon would be
perfect. Pair it with a spicy Zinfandel or a maybe a Syrah.

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Aloha,

Nathan Lau
San Jose, CA

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"Nathan Lau" > wrote in message
. ..
> Dirty Harry wrote:
>
> > Just get some canned peach halfs, marinate them in some brown sugar and
> > honey...then BBQ. Thats it, serve with ice cream or striaght up, trust
me
> > this will blow you away.
>
> You mean _grill_, as in over high heat for a short period of time. I
> prefer fresh peaches tho'.
>
> If you date likes steak, go for it. A nice filet mignon would be
> perfect. Pair it with a spicy Zinfandel or a maybe a Syrah.

A nice fresh pineapple slice is very good grilled as described above. I
would however tone down the wine for a filet, just my opinion, but I would
go with a pinot noir or a merlot. I am a great fan of petite syrah with
prime rib. Maybe top the grilled steak with some crumbles of either Maytag
blue or Clemson Blue?

Never been much for regular syrah.

Dirty Harry wrote:
> Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else??? And how do you get
> away with drinking wine in a public place :-)
> Thanks
>
>

(excuse the newbie...)

Actually, my boyfriend and I did something similar regarding grilling
over a portable about 3 days ago - take her to the butcher's beforehand,
and she can pick the meat that she wants.

For the record - he had rump steak, and I had lamb chops, with some
interesting sausages - wild boar and apple, and venison.

We just took the beers out there, why not try something like Pimms No.
1? You could (in theory), mix it up with the lemonade or ginger beer
beforehand - but avoid the canned stuff, it's pretty evil.

MW

"Dirty Harry" > wrote

> And how do you get
> away with drinking wine in a public place :-)

Easy...Put the wine bottle in a bag, or you could pour the wine into a water
bottle. You might have to not use wine glasses though.

I don't know where you are but around here in WA most of the state parks and
many of the local parks will let you drink in the picnic areas.

Other than that..I don't think most people, including cops, will care about
a couple on a date drinkin a bit of wine. Especially if you don't flaunt it
or act obnoxious.

Cook some steaks or salmon. Serve a salad from a bag. Give her some
tiramisu for dessert. Chicks love tiramisu. It worked for me.<seg>

--
Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows
and his 6" boner

"May Wung" >

> For the record - he had rump steak, and I had lamb chops, with some
> interesting sausages - wild boar and apple, and venison.
>

You ain't a cheap date, are ya? I guess he picked the rump steak AFTER you
picked the lamb chops.:>)

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and his 6" boner

"F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Dirty Harry" > wrote
>
> > And how do you get
> > away with drinking wine in a public place :-)
>
> Easy...Put the wine bottle in a bag, or you could pour the wine into a
water
> bottle. You might have to not use wine glasses though.
>
> I don't know where you are but around here in WA most of the state parks
and
> many of the local parks will let you drink in the picnic areas.
>
> Other than that..I don't think most people, including cops, will care
about
> a couple on a date drinkin a bit of wine. Especially if you don't flaunt
it
> or act obnoxious.
>
> Cook some steaks or salmon. Serve a salad from a bag. Give her some
> tiramisu for dessert. Chicks love tiramisu. It worked for me.<seg>
>
> --
> Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows
> and his 6" boner
>
Man , I hope your lovely wife doesn't find out.
Jack

"Dirty Harry" > wrote in message

> And how do you get
> away with drinking wine in a public place :-)
> Thanks
>

You decant it beforehand and pour it into a water jug or thermos, or even a
two liter soda bottle. I often make sangria and put it into a plastic
container.
Ed

Does a date ever get hot enough to barbecue food ? And how do you make the
hamburger patties small enough to fit on a date ?

Dirty Harry wrote:
> Picnic in the park type thing, bbq peaches..what else??? And how do you get
> away with drinking wine in a public place :-)

Nah. Walk in the park and hold hands, but go to a good
restaurant and pay them to work while you're dating.
Seriously.

Dana

What? You mean you have not figured out how to drink where your not
suppose to. WOW what a amature! You can buy the tools of the trade
just about anywhere.

Dave

"Dana Myers" > wrote in message
> Nah, that's a lot of work. How about go to a restaurant
> with a great wine list and good food? Or a restaurant with
> good food and no wine list and bring your own wine?
>
> It sucks to pour your wine out and it doubly sucks to do
> that on a date.
>
> Dana

There is a time and place for everything. I like restaurants and wine
lists, but the great outdoors is very nice this time of year. I'm sure the
OP has his reasons for cooking outdoors.
Ed

"Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote:
> "Dana Myers" > wrote in message
> > Nah, that's a lot of work. How about go to a restaurant
> > with a great wine list and good food? Or a restaurant with
> > good food and no wine list and bring your own wine?
> >
> > It sucks to pour your wine out and it doubly sucks to do
> > that on a date.
> >
> > Dana
>
> There is a time and place for everything. I like restaurants and wine
> lists, but the great outdoors is very nice this time of year. I'm sure
> the OP has his reasons for cooking outdoors.
> Ed

"A book of verse beneath the bough,
A loaf of bread, a jug of wine and thou,
Beside me in the wilderness.
Ah, wilderness, were Paradise anow."

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F.G. Whitfurrows wrote:
It worked for me.<seg>