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| Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Oak Creek, WI
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| BBQ CHOPS - Thaw out pork chops. These are about 1 1/4" thick, hand fed pigs from my uncles farm in northern Wisconsin. - Poke chops with a knife to let the marinade get into the meat - I added some marjoram, thyme, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar to a bowl and whisked together. - Let the pork chops marinade in that mixture for about an hour, more is better but probably not too long. - These were cooked on a George Foreman grill, but would be much better outside on a Webber, if it weren’t for that 17” of snow I might have tried. - They cooked surprisingly fast on the GF and I just kept basting them in more marinade to give it that nice flavor. - Towards the end pour on some of your favorite BBQ sauce and brush it around - Let it do its job for a little bit longer and call it done. MASHED POTATOES - Pretty easy here… get a few potatoes, I used classic Idaho, you could use red that would be good. - Peel said potatoes, you could leave some skins on, sometimes I do, sometimes I don’t it’s your call. - Boil potatoes, drain, add crème, butter, and your seasonings, I used a little garlic in these ones, and beat until your preferred constancy, I hate lumps. CAESAR SALAD - Wash greens, I used green leaf and Spinach - Parmesan and Romano cheeses - A Tomato - Caesar dressing - Mix it up and have a blast - I wish I had some nice rye croutons and I really wish I had some anchovies but alas, no. Serve with a light beer, or white wine and your good to go. Please register or log in to remove this ad and the ads attached to all the pictures
__________________ Wow, Jeff's posts aren't useless on this board. Crazy! :) Last edited by Horse1200s; 12-12-2006 at 01:12 AM. |
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