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The Lowly Chicken

ravnhaus
ravnhaus Posts: 311
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
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<p />When I was growing up in South Texas my dad would decide to "have a BBQ" and he would always cook chicken. I don't recall brisket or ribs ever being in the barrel. For years that is what I associated the word "barbecue" with. After I moved to Central Texas I left chicken behind and concentrated on brisket and pork ribs.
However now and then I feel the desire for chicken. After I got the Egg I found it did a fantastic job on cooking the bird and I find myself choosing chicken more and more.
Last weekend the egg was smoking and my camera was snapping...
[ul][li]Smoking the bird[/ul]
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  • BarbieQ
    BarbieQ Posts: 41
    ravnhaus,
    Looks like a plumeria in the backround! I had several of those when I lived in Texas and unfortunately they all croaked when I moved to Arkansas. Intoxicating fragrance! Bet that chicken was pretty intoxicating too--looks great!
    Barb
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  • The Other Dave
    The Other Dave Posts: 205
    ravnhaus,[p]Nice looking specimen. Is it a Mango? (The tree in the background)[p]Oh, the chicken looks fine also!

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  • ravnhaus
    ravnhaus Posts: 311
    The Other Dave,
    Thanks!
    It is a plumeria (one of three). The others are blooming right now.
    I will try to get a bloomer in the next food post.

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  • The Naked Whiz
    The Naked Whiz Posts: 7,777
    BarbieQ,
    I lived in Hawaii when I was 10 and we had several mature plumeria trees in our front yard. We used to make leis for school events. A few years ago we visited the local butterfly house and they had a plumeria tree. For the first time in my life I was transported through space and time by a smell! I'd forgotten how wonderful they were, but I immediately remembered their smell. It was almost religious....[p]TNW
    The Naked Whiz
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