I made a quick philly cherry cheese cake with home frozen cherries. One
of these days I will master *actual* cheesecake but today just wasn't
one of them. Here's what DH has planned for dinner - bbq NY strip steak
and cheesecake. Here is what is is really getting - bbq NY strip steak,
zucchini & onion bbq foil pack (see below), bbq potatoes, and maybe if
he is really, really good, a wee smidgen of the philly cheese cake.

Zucchini & Onion BBQ Foil Pack

Cut a piece of foil about 1 - 1 1/2' long. Cut zucchini and onions into
bite size pieces. Toss with light olive oil and sprinkle with salt
and pepper (I use fresh ground). Distribute vegetable mixture onto
foil. Add 4 - 5 small pats of butter on top. Seal foil pack and toss
onto barbeque.

My note: also good if you add in fresh small button mushrooms

~patches~ wrote on 24 Jun 2005 in rec.food.cooking

> I made a quick philly cherry cheese cake with home frozen
> cherries. One of these days I will master *actual* cheesecake but
> today just wasn't one of them. Here's what DH has planned for
> dinner - bbq NY strip steak and cheesecake. Here is what is is
> really getting - bbq NY strip steak, zucchini & onion bbq foil
> pack (see below), bbq potatoes, and maybe if he is really, really
> good, a wee smidgen of the philly cheese cake.
>
> Zucchini & Onion BBQ Foil Pack
>
> Cut a piece of foil about 1 - 1 1/2' long. Cut zucchini and
> onions into
> bite size pieces. Toss with light olive oil and sprinkle with
> salt
> and pepper (I use fresh ground). Distribute vegetable mixture
> onto foil. Add 4 - 5 small pats of butter on top. Seal foil pack
> and toss onto barbeque.
>
> My note: also good if you add in fresh small button mushrooms
>

Tonight on the way back from the Dr. I stopped in at a new kinda store
to me...a meat store...not truly a butchers...You could buy meat, have
them make your supper to go..(well call them several hours in advance).
They sell local meat from local producers. I got me a T-bone and 4
store pre-made seasoned hamburger patties. I had the burger patties for
supper...too salty for my tastes. Hope the T-bone is better.

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el Guapo > wrote in
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> Deep fried hot dogs, and a couple of vlasic pickles.
>
> There's a couple of bananas sitting next to the deep fryer... might be
> time for a midnight snack experiment...

You should bread them, *then* fry them. Fry the hot dogs that way too. No
one ever said that corn dogs had to come pre-battered; make your own. Try
batter-frying the pickles, too.

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it aughta Be SQUARE

>el Guapo > wrote in
l.net:
>
>> Deep fried hot dogs, and a couple of vlasic pickles.
>>
>> There's a couple of bananas sitting next to the deep fryer... might be
>> time for a midnight snack experiment...
>
>You should bread them, *then* fry them. Fry the hot dogs that way too. No
>one ever said that corn dogs had to come pre-battered; make your own. Try
>batter-frying the pickles, too.

I feel my arteries clogging just reading that...\

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To Reply: Scrape off the end bits...

Dennis > wrote in
:

>>> Deep fried hot dogs, and a couple of vlasic pickles.
>>>
>>> There's a couple of bananas sitting next to the deep fryer... might
>>> be time for a midnight snack experiment...
>>
>>You should bread them, *then* fry them. Fry the hot dogs that way
>>too. No one ever said that corn dogs had to come pre-battered; make
>>your own. Try batter-frying the pickles, too.
>
> I feel my arteries clogging just reading that...\

Did I mention doing vigorous sit-ups after the meal? Practically required,
if you ask me.

When I was at UGA in 1985-1988, we'd routinely go to Sonny's out by Georgia
Square Mall, load up on the all-you-can-eat barbeque, then go back to
campus and do sit-ups until we were in danger of projectile vomiting. It
made us the supremely fit Dawgs that we became.

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Jay Furr > You're digging it round, when
it aughta Be SQUARE

>Dennis > wrote in
:
>
>>>> Deep fried hot dogs, and a couple of vlasic pickles.
>>>>
>>>> There's a couple of bananas sitting next to the deep fryer... might
>>>> be time for a midnight snack experiment...
>>>
>>>You should bread them, *then* fry them. Fry the hot dogs that way
>>>too. No one ever said that corn dogs had to come pre-battered; make
>>>your own. Try batter-frying the pickles, too.
>>
>> I feel my arteries clogging just reading that...\
>
>Did I mention doing vigorous sit-ups after the meal? Practically required,
>if you ask me.
>
>When I was at UGA in 1985-1988, we'd routinely go to Sonny's out by Georgia
>Square Mall, load up on the all-you-can-eat barbeque, then go back to
>campus and do sit-ups until we were in danger of projectile vomiting. It
>made us the supremely fit Dawgs that we became.

that is a sickening thought... we just countered the effects of butter
with lots of Garlic and Beer...

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Yeah, Jay Furr >, well... that's just
like... your opinion man.

>Dennis > wrote in
:
>
>>>> Deep fried hot dogs, and a couple of vlasic pickles.
>>>>
>>>> There's a couple of bananas sitting next to the deep fryer... might
>>>> be time for a midnight snack experiment...
>>>
>>>You should bread them, *then* fry them. Fry the hot dogs that way
>>>too. No one ever said that corn dogs had to come pre-battered; make
>>>your own. Try batter-frying the pickles, too.
>>
>> I feel my arteries clogging just reading that...\
>
>Did I mention doing vigorous sit-ups after the meal? Practically required,
>if you ask me.
>
>When I was at UGA in 1985-1988

Ahhhh... those were good years in the AU-UGa series... 3-1 AU and the
one you did get lucky and win (we wuz robbed BTW), the dawgies got a
well-deserved soaking afterwards.

Classic SEC footsball at it's best!


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AU Class of 1985
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Thrones and Dominions take precendence over Powers and Principalities,
Archangels and ordinary foremast angels; and so it is in the Navy. You
have come to the wrong shop for anarchy, brother."

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In rec.sport.football.college Jay Furr > wrote:

> When I was at UGA in 1985-1988, we'd routinely go to Sonny's out by Georgia
> Square Mall, load up on the all-you-can-eat barbeque, then go back to
> campus and do sit-ups until we were in danger of projectile vomiting. It
> made us the supremely fit Dawgs that we became.

I dated a woman in Athens in that time frame. We went to Sonny's once. Yeesh.

I found a place closer to downtown that I liked better. Forgot the name but it
was on the main drag.

--
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In rec.sport.football.college John Rogers > wrote:

> >When I was at UGA in 1985-1988

> Ahhhh... those were good years in the AU-UGa series... 3-1 AU and the
> one you did get lucky and win (we wuz robbed BTW), the dawgies got a
> well-deserved soaking afterwards.

I attended the first half of the "hose the dawgs" game but had to leave
at halftime to go to work. It's probably for the best, if I'd stayed
I might be still be in prison for killing an obnoxious dawg fan who was
sitting next to me.

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wrote in :

> In rec.sport.football.college Jay Furr >
> wrote:
>
>> When I was at UGA in 1985-1988, we'd routinely go to Sonny's out by
>> Georgia Square Mall, load up on the all-you-can-eat barbeque, then go
>> back to campus and do sit-ups until we were in danger of projectile
>> vomiting. It made us the supremely fit Dawgs that we became.
>
> I dated a woman in Athens in that time frame. We went to Sonny's
> once. Yeesh.
>
> I found a place closer to downtown that I liked better. Forgot the
> name but it was on the main drag.

Best place on the main drag: Harry Bissett's New Orleans Oyster Bar and
Grill.

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In rec.sport.football.college sanoi, hitaasti kuin hämähäkki:
> In rec.sport.football.college John Rogers > wrote:

>> >When I was at UGA in 1985-1988

>> Ahhhh... those were good years in the AU-UGa series... 3-1 AU and the
>> one you did get lucky and win (we wuz robbed BTW), the dawgies got a
>> well-deserved soaking afterwards.

> I attended the first half of the "hose the dawgs" game but had to leave
> at halftime to go to work. It's probably for the best, if I'd stayed
> I might be still be in prison for killing an obnoxious dawg fan who was
> sitting next to me.

I was in the middle of the student section. I don't recall seeing
any actual effect from the hoses, except maybe for decreasing
the alcohol content in the air around the dawg fans. It
certainly wasn't Bull Connor with police dogs, like it
shoulda been.

rich
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In rec.sport.football.college Jay Furr > wrote:
> wrote in :

> > In rec.sport.football.college Jay Furr >
> > wrote:
> >
> >> When I was at UGA in 1985-1988, we'd routinely go to Sonny's out by
> >> Georgia Square Mall, load up on the all-you-can-eat barbeque, then go
> >> back to campus and do sit-ups until we were in danger of projectile
> >> vomiting. It made us the supremely fit Dawgs that we became.
> >
> > I dated a woman in Athens in that time frame. We went to Sonny's
> > once. Yeesh.
> >
> > I found a place closer to downtown that I liked better. Forgot the
> > name but it was on the main drag.

> Best place on the main drag: Harry Bissett's New Orleans Oyster Bar and
> Grill.

That's the hippest place, I might like DePalma's food better (been a while
since I was there).


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wrote in :

>> Best place on the main drag: Harry Bissett's New Orleans Oyster Bar
>> and Grill.
>
> That's the hippest place, I might like DePalma's food better (been a
> while since I was there).

They've got really damn good food there. I should know, I used to eat
there so often that one night they found me staring disconsolately at the
menu and said, without prompting, that they could make me up something
special since I'd already had everything on the menu.

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