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Woodman1

Executive Chef
Joined
Jan 8, 2005
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Mentor, Oh
What, Did Cap'n, Finney, and Larry all go on vacation simultaneously? This place has been duller than dirt for two days! Buck up!-Woody
 

Finney

Master Chef
Joined
Jan 4, 2005
Messages
8,563
Location
Savannah, GA and Somewhere near Lexington, NC
Ever since I elected myself... um.. ah..em.. I mean... Every since I was elected MVP by the supereme panel of judge.
My touring and celebrity indorsement schedule has kept me so busy.
I took the other two knuckle heads along as audience 'fluffers'.


And....
Greg told me if I didn't have anything nice to say... don't say anything at all.

Not enough controversy on this site.

and... I don't know what the hell I'm talking about at least 1/2 the time anyway.

I don't even own a grill... much less a smoker.

Busy emailing the others you mentioned.

Wrapping up a huge Fire truck project at work. (real reason)

Nice to be missed though.
 

Pigs On The Wing BBQ

Master Chef
Joined
Apr 29, 2005
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Location
Akron New York
I have a good size cater for Saturday. 150 # whole hog And 25 # roast beef. Tater salad, Beans, Fresh fruit, Relish tray's ( I hate that prep.) 30 # of chicken quarters. Any one want to TB for me is welcome. Live band and open bar.
 

Jack W.

Sous Chef
Joined
Mar 1, 2005
Messages
786
Location
N. Charleston, SC
Pigs On The Wing BBQ said:
I have a good size cater for Saturday. 150 # whole hog And 25 # roast beef. Tater salad, Beans, Fresh fruit, Relish tray's ( I hate that prep.) 30 # of chicken quarters. Any one want to TB for me is welcome. Live band and open bar.


Problem is when I work it's not a good idea to get into an open bar. What kind of beef you cookin up?

Good Q!

Jack
 

blade1

Cook
Joined
Mar 4, 2005
Messages
57
Location
Staten Island, NY
Not that I'm a big poster here. I haven't been reading much BBQ stuff lately because I'm been reading lots of Hockey boards. After a year of BS, it appears my sport is back.
 

Woodman1

Executive Chef
Joined
Jan 8, 2005
Messages
4,457
Location
Mentor, Oh
Pigs, I'm cooking for 65 tomorrow. Ribs, Brisket, Pintos and slaw! The guy who is having the gig is a cigar aficionado so I picked up some Fuente VSG Double Chateau, Diamond Crown Robusto #3 and La Gloria Double Coronas. :!: The leftovers will go to Michigan to smoke with J. Shively after we win somethingin the cook-off next week! There are 60 teams registered and the field is closed! Pretty good showing for Michigan! WM
 

Pigs On The Wing BBQ

Master Chef
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Akron New York
Jack W. said:
[quote="Pigs On The Wing BBQ":2sjcr839]I have a good size cater for Saturday. 150 # whole hog And 25 # roast beef. Tater salad, Beans, Fresh fruit, Relish tray's ( I hate that prep.) 30 # of chicken quarters. Any one want to TB for me is welcome. Live band and open bar.


Problem is when I work it's not a good idea to get into an open bar. What kind of beef you cookin up?

Good Q!

Jack[/quote:2sjcr839]Top round, Jack. Dalmatian rub, A little EVOO and garlic. It's killer. Did 38 pounds raw and ended up with just a tad under 32 pounds finished product.
 

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