What did everyone cook today?
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GWG8541 There is nothing like good old grilled cheese sandwiches & home made mater soup, for comfort.
Now I like the idea of those smoked crackers, tell us more!
You have to enjoy life, every now & then. Just nothing in excess, right.calldoctoday my nephew in Kansas gave me this cracker recipe. I just used the Spicy Hidden Valley Ranch powder instead of the plain.
1/4 cup of vegetable oil
2 TBSP Spicy Hidden Valley Ranch mix
2 1/2 TBSP fresh fine chopped Dill or
(1 tsp dried dill)
1/4 tsp lemon pepper
1/4 tsp garlic powderMix all ingredients thoroughly in a bowl
1-12 to 16 oz bag/ box of Oyster/Soup Crackers (any brand is fine)
Place crackers in a gallon ziploc bag and add mixture. Toss lightly in bag until everything is coated.
Spread crackers on a half sheet pan try to keep a single layer.Place in smoker at 250 (I use a pellet smoker) for 15 to 20 minutes. Occasionally I put them under a broiler for a little extra crispness, but be careful not to burn them.
Crackers take on smoke easily, if you don’t want smoked this can be done in an oven. They are a great beer snack. Enjoy
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GWG8541 Well you reminded me of great comfort food of my past. Yep firing up the griddle in the morning on the patio facing East for some grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup. A glass of chilled white Chablis, watching the Oklahoma sunrise reminds me “LIFE IS GOOD”. Always worse places to be, and worse things to be doing. As you, and so many of us know. It’s 1700hrs some where… Cheers, Joe
JoeB Yup. It is snowing up here and is sticking. Won’t be grilling out today.
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YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?
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YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?
JoeB had to look that one up LOL
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YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?
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YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?
JoeB I think I might have gotten a little softer since retiring from field conditions. I am putting up the tent before sunset today, I can’t believe how far I have fallen. LOL
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JoeB I think I might have gotten a little softer since retiring from field conditions. I am putting up the tent before sunset today, I can’t believe how far I have fallen. LOL
YooperDog Life is still good Bro. You can still shoot, move, and communicate… Maybe a little slower
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YooperDog Life is still good Bro. You can still shoot, move, and communicate… Maybe a little slower
JoeB If I was really motivated I could wait to do it in the dark with some chem lights or NVGs
Life is always good on this side of the grass, still have some options.
Speed is overrated when they are looking for volunteers.
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YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?
JoeB I’ve seen it as WETSU, not to be confused with SNAFU. I think WETSU would be an appropriate name for this Meatjistics group. Maybe you should run it by Jonathan.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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JoeB I’ve seen it as WETSU, not to be confused with SNAFU. I think WETSU would be an appropriate name for this Meatjistics group. Maybe you should run it by Jonathan.
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Tonight’s appetizers complements of the woods behind the house. Egg washed and dipped in a flour and cornmeal coating. Then taken for a swim in Crisco lake. @NDMike the cast iron is the only way to cook natures little delicacies.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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Tonight’s appetizers complements of the woods behind the house. Egg washed and dipped in a flour and cornmeal coating. Then taken for a swim in Crisco lake. @NDMike the cast iron is the only way to cook natures little delicacies.
GWG8541 You lucky son of a gun!
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calldoctoday my nephew in Kansas gave me this cracker recipe. I just used the Spicy Hidden Valley Ranch powder instead of the plain.
1/4 cup of vegetable oil
2 TBSP Spicy Hidden Valley Ranch mix
2 1/2 TBSP fresh fine chopped Dill or
(1 tsp dried dill)
1/4 tsp lemon pepper
1/4 tsp garlic powderMix all ingredients thoroughly in a bowl
1-12 to 16 oz bag/ box of Oyster/Soup Crackers (any brand is fine)
Place crackers in a gallon ziploc bag and add mixture. Toss lightly in bag until everything is coated.
Spread crackers on a half sheet pan try to keep a single layer.Place in smoker at 250 (I use a pellet smoker) for 15 to 20 minutes. Occasionally I put them under a broiler for a little extra crispness, but be careful not to burn them.
Crackers take on smoke easily, if you don’t want smoked this can be done in an oven. They are a great beer snack. Enjoy
GWG8541 Thank YOU!
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calldoctoday I follow a modification of Alabama Firecrackers, add a few more ingredients, and always use butter rather than oil. Also use only mini crackers, not large ones. Place that in a smoker set at a low setting. A favorite snack.
Chef Thank You.
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JoeB I’ve seen it as WETSU, not to be confused with SNAFU. I think WETSU would be an appropriate name for this Meatjistics group. Maybe you should run it by Jonathan.
GWG8541 You are right my Brother. You have the correct acronym WETSHU. long time gone by since i heard that in cadence. Chef you should be giggling. You spent the time to look it up. Most would not understand.
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Tonight’s appetizers complements of the woods behind the house. Egg washed and dipped in a flour and cornmeal coating. Then taken for a swim in Crisco lake. @NDMike the cast iron is the only way to cook natures little delicacies.
GWG8541 morels!!! Man you are lucky. A couple of more weeks before I will need to start searching. Heck, I am still waiting for the smelt to run.
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Dinner, Bulgogi made a week ago , frozen, and vacpaced. Griddled, served with rice and Kimchi. No soju, but Jack and coke was a good sub.
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Dinner, Bulgogi made a week ago , frozen, and vacpaced. Griddled, served with rice and Kimchi. No soju, but Jack and coke was a good sub.
JoeB gets no better than that!
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wdaly Life is good… dance in the rain. . . . Thank you
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Dinner, Bulgogi made a week ago , frozen, and vacpaced. Griddled, served with rice and Kimchi. No soju, but Jack and coke was a good sub.
JoeB Looks tasty. Do you make your own kimchi. We had a Korean friend up here, that made some great kimchi, she got married and left the area. I can make saurkraut, never made an attempt at kimchi. Pretty much would be me eating most. Maybe this fall for deer camp and ice fishing, hmmm. I have some ideas.
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