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Brats and corn
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Solid cook Pete, looks great.BrandonQuad Cities
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Thanks Brandon. Brats from Fulton. Corn was local Selmis. A little summer weeknight treat.Focker said:Solid cook Pete, looks great. -
Great Summertime plate Pete.pgprescott said:
Thanks Brandon. Brats from Fulton. Corn was local Selmis. A little summer weeknight treat.Focker said:Solid cook Pete, looks great.
Saw two tomater stands today. They looked a little orange, early, but so tempting. I could slice a couple and make that a meal with kosher and cracked white pepper.BrandonQuad Cities
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I did some BLTs last weekend with some maters from the sweet corn purveyor. Bacon on the grill. The corn wasn't as good last week. This week was spot on. I finished the maters up with some salt and pepper. Yum! They was pretty good.Focker said:
Great Summertime plate Pete.pgprescott said:
Thanks Brandon. Brats from Fulton. Corn was local Selmis. A little summer weeknight treat.Focker said:Solid cook Pete, looks great.
Saw two tomater stands today. They looked a little orange, early, but so tempting. I could slice a couple and make that a meal with kosher and cracked white pepper. -
Hmm... I love my steaks on the regular grid, had only thought I'd try them the "regular" way and see what I thought, and wasn't impressed, but that's a good idea -- I probably ought to give that a try. Thanks!pgprescott said:If it's a whole surface sear you seek, simply turn the grill grates over to the flat side.
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