Stuffed Cabbage, Squash and Cornbread...and Patio

Lawn Ranger · September 2009

Love that cabbage. Stuffed with a lightly browned pork mixture with mushroom wild rice, green chilis, onions, garlic and black olives. Loosely wrapped, indirect on the Small at about 400 for a couple of hours. Cornbread screwed up but sure tasted good regardless.

Patio is coming along. Supposed to get shingled today, then gutters, painters, and stone guys for the floor and fireplace. There was once a time that I would have tried to do this myself.....Not anymore.

The built in Egg cabinetry will be where the Eggs are sitting in the pics.

Mike

NoVA Bill · September 2009

Wow that's some kind of progress on your patio project. Looking good!

Oh...cabbage looks good to.

Boilermaker Ben · September 2009

what kind of dog is that in the background?

Cpt'n Cook · September 2009

Looks a like an Akita to me.

Ross in Ventura · September 2009

Nice porch and food Mike

Ross

Boilermaker Ben · September 2009

That was my first thought as well, but it doesn't look tall enough, bulky enough, or have as heavy of a muzzle...maybe a young Akita? To be honest, it looks like a Siberian Husky, but with a single-color coat and more of a curved tail than most huskies.

Beli · September 2009

Beautiful Mike.......just beautiful...congrats on the new addition....& yo quiero repollo.. :laugh:

Cpt'n Cook · September 2009

Could be a Shiba Enu (sp?) I bet the masked man with the silver bullets knows!

Who was that masked man anyway? I bet Fred Foy knows

Lawn Ranger · September 2009

BB:

I wish I knew. Whatever she is, she is built for SPEED. She was a stray that had appartently been really abused. She lived under the bleachers on our football field her on the Trinity campus. No one could get near her. I started feeding her from a distance, and one Sunday night she crashed a backyard function at our president's home. They are really dog people and she came to him. I picked her up and she's been with us for 3 or 4 years. She still exhibits some strange behavior....absolutely will not go into a bathroom if she can see a toilet. She was either tied to one as a puppy,...or worse.

She has a spot on her tounge like Chow, and the vets seem to think there is Shepherd, also.

Lawn Ranger · September 2009

BB:

She is really a pretty dog.

emilluca · September 2009

Treat youself and do that to onions. Stufed onions is a Great change and flavor.
E

Boilermaker Ben · September 2009

Yeah, she's got a shepherd's ears. But she must have some spitz in her to have a tail like that.

You're right, she's a beautiful dog.

My aunt adopted a stray that was a beautiful mutt. Stunning red long silky hair, delicate build and a wonderfully gentle personality. But definitely had abandonment fears. Couldn't leave that dog anywhere, he'd jump the fence, or jump through screen doors to come running down the street after your car if you tried to leave him at home.

TXTriker · September 2009

You sure enhanced that outdoor area from what it was, Mike. Looks really nice.

Serial Griller · September 2009

corn bread looks great to me!
Nice cook and love that outdoor kitchen!..dry below!
Jon

Lawn Ranger · September 2009

Don't know why I need it dry....it never rains here, anyway!

Little Steven · September 2009

LR,

Everything is looking good. I'm dying to try the stuffed cabbage but can't find small ones. I am going to do cabbage rolls this weekend and just whittle them down to the right size.

Steve

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