Advantages of Buttermilk

King-O-Coals

<p />The next few pics depict the great job buttermilk does on meat. The first two are my shrimp-stuffed pork loin with buttermilk, chopped shrimp, and cajun seasoning on the inside, and buttermilk/yellow mustard on the outside. This one is at the start of the day.

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<p />,,,,,and this is at the end,, some 5 hours later at 225 dome temp.

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<p />This is my 87 year old grandmother who went with us today on the boat to watch the end of the regatta. She uses buttermilk as a skin cream to keep her looking younger.

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<p />And this was the first boat across the finish line. Notice the number of sails visible, and there are many more just over the horizon. Not a bad day out, and the BGE baby-sat itself just fine.

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King-O-Coals,[p]I know you're going to be a little disappointed here, but your grandmother looks better than your meat. [p]I'll be rubbing buttermilk all over my wife tonight.

Dr. Chicken

ScottyB,
Don't go tellin' him I told ya, but he been doing dat for years now!

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ScottyB, I'm even thinking about using buttermilk as a carwash for my old 88 Ford P/U.

Dr. Chicken

KOC,
Please ask your wife to take plenty of pictures! That way when she has you committed, there won't be any questions asked![p]Dr. Chicken

Mary

King-O-Coals,[p]Uh huh. Actually buttermilk IS a good skin cream/treatment - has lots of natural alpha hydroxy acids in it. Supposedly, Cleopatra bathed in it daily. But that sun will give you wrinkles faster than anything...[p]Mary

Cornfed

King-O-Coals,[p]Don't know how I missed this one when it was originally posted. And now that I've seen it, I can't really think of an appropriate comment.[p]For once, a speechless Cornfed