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    How Much Pork

    Am planning a party for July 4. Have about a 100 people coming. I am going to BBQ pork. How much do you think I should buy? 30 lbs? 50 lbs? Also will have other food there but BBQ is going to be the highlight. :chef:
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    It's that Time of the Year

    We have had fresh asparagus from the garden for a little over a week now but yestrday we picked our first fresh spinach. I know it's late but we have had cold and rain here for a while. Had a fresh spinach salad with feta cheese and olive oil dressing. Fresh green onions next week. Yum. The...
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    Squab?

    I received a couple of squab last evening, on the hoof as it were. I was just going to sautee the breasts in butter and sherry. Any other thoughts on how to do this would be appreciated.:chef:
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    Canned Peppers

    I had a bounty of small peppers this year in the garden and so with last week's frost I pulled the plants. Yesterday I remembered how Dad used to make peppers stuffed with sauerkraut. So, even though these peppers were too small to stuff I cleaned a bunch of them (Thai Chilis and Habaneros)...
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    It's Summer

    Well it's summer and I had my annual favorite dessert last evening. Two scoops vanilla ice cream Cover liberally with chocolates sauce Cover chocolate sauce with black raspberries Add one ounce of Godiva chocolate liquouer A bit of Kaluhua can also enhance the taste. Yummmmmm!:tongue: Any...
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    Smoked Malt

    For all you home brewers out there has anyone smoked their own malt? If so how? Thanks in advance
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    Began Preparation for Deer Camp Chili

    Last week I began my deer camp chili, due to be finished the Sunday after Thanksgiving. I planted seeds for cayenne, serrano, habanero, and Thai chili peppers. Also got a new Dutch Oven to make it in.:tongue: . There's no such thing as preparing too early .
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    New Years Day Dinner

    What is your typical New Years Day Dinner? Pork and Sauerkraut is standard. Why? Well my late fater always said you eat pork because a pig roots forward and suaerkraut because cabbage grows up. Never beef because a cow eats from the top down, or chicken because it scratches backward. Root crops...
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    Holiday Eating Tips

    1. Avoid carrot sticks. Anyone who puts carrots on a holiday buffet table knows nothing of the Christmas spirit. In fact, if you see carrots, leave immediately. Go next door, where they're serving rum balls. 2. Drink as much eggnog as you can and quickly. You can't find it any other time...
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    Pickled Pears

    Does anybody have a recipe for Pickled Pears? I seem to vaguely remember something with dill and vinegar and maybe some Hungarian wax peppers canned with hard pears. Any thoughts on this or should I just go experiment and report back?
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    Heirloom Tomatoes

    Here's an interesting newspaper article. I thought some of you may be interested. Any thoughts on tomatoes? http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06236/715750-34.stm
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    Favorite Summertime Treat

    One of my favorite summertime treats happens only for a short time in June. I pick fresh black (purple to some) raspberries, wash them, spread them generously over French vanilla ice cream, add a short squirt of Hershey's syrup and a shot of Godiva Chocolate liquer. Life is good when the...
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    Smoked Trout

    This past weekend I smoked some rainbow trout. My usual brine for salmon consists of 2 cups Kosher salt, 2 cups brown sugar and 4 gallons of water. I brined the fish for 36 hours. That usually works for salmon fillets but these smaller trout turned out really salty. My question is too...
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    Ribs

    I got a Dutch Oven for Christmas and have been experimenting. This past weekend I tried something that was so simple I was amazed and it turned out absolutely great. 1 Full rack of ribs 1 Mccormick Seasoning Rub for Pork Rubbed the rack of ribs and set in a covered dish in the refrigerator...
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