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  • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

    ND Mike Oh, the spendy, spendy week. You will not have fun if you even think how much is being spent.

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    zbigjeff oh I know…I was already complaining to the wife about how much we spent in the first day and a half! Only thing I tell myself is that we are making memories with kids. In the blink of an eye they we will be out of the house. Last time we were here with them was 6 years ago when my youngest was 5. Now that he is 11, it is so much more fun with him. He’s my daredevil and will go on all the fun coasters!!! Also have to remember it is only $$$ and I can’t take it to the grave.

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    • M MJBrubaker

      Just got done with processing 18 Lb of bacon
      Then wifey goes how about those bacon ends!
      So, the BGE was still a cooking after smoking the bacon and a brisket flat
      Whipped out an 8” CI that has been in the family around 90 years , cooked the bacon ens ten cooked up a Serrano pepper mix to put on or burgers

      What a day!!!

      I love these holidays !

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      MJBrubaker that sounds great. I’m curious as I have a BGE also, what temp did you smoke the bacon slab?

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      • ND MikeN ND Mike

        MJBrubaker that sounds great. I’m curious as I have a BGE also, what temp did you smoke the bacon slab?

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        ND Mike 200-225 apple wood for 1 hr to 138degrees internal meat temp

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        • M MJBrubaker

          ND Mike 200-225 apple wood for 1 hr to 138degrees internal meat temp

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          MJBrubaker thanks! I’m going to have to try it someday.

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          • ND MikeN ND Mike

            zbigjeff oh I know…I was already complaining to the wife about how much we spent in the first day and a half! Only thing I tell myself is that we are making memories with kids. In the blink of an eye they we will be out of the house. Last time we were here with them was 6 years ago when my youngest was 5. Now that he is 11, it is so much more fun with him. He’s my daredevil and will go on all the fun coasters!!! Also have to remember it is only $$$ and I can’t take it to the grave.

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            ND Mike You have your head in the correct place. It’s always good to poopoo something to let them know that there are limits. Setting those limits is key. But, they will be out of your perview soon enough. Enjoy them now.

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            • ND MikeN ND Mike

              zbigjeff oh I know…I was already complaining to the wife about how much we spent in the first day and a half! Only thing I tell myself is that we are making memories with kids. In the blink of an eye they we will be out of the house. Last time we were here with them was 6 years ago when my youngest was 5. Now that he is 11, it is so much more fun with him. He’s my daredevil and will go on all the fun coasters!!! Also have to remember it is only $$$ and I can’t take it to the grave.

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              ND Mike yup as many will tell time will go fast and before you know it they are making their own way. You never stop worrying though. All you can do is be a good example, help build them a strong foundation and let them know that you are there for them. Sometimes you need to let them struggle to figure things out with a little out of sight guidance/help. So enjoy them now and create your memories.

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              • YooperDogY YooperDog

                ND Mike yup as many will tell time will go fast and before you know it they are making their own way. You never stop worrying though. All you can do is be a good example, help build them a strong foundation and let them know that you are there for them. Sometimes you need to let them struggle to figure things out with a little out of sight guidance/help. So enjoy them now and create your memories.

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                YooperDog yep for sure. My wife and are are definitely not helicopter parents. I let my kids fail and struggle before I offer some advice. I also let them know that life isn’t fair and is at times a struggle. Also there will be no participation tropies in real life.

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                  always Rember that your kids will learn more from your actions than what you say and then take it to another level

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                  • JonathonJ Jonathon

                    ND Mike Wife and I used to do the same, just all inclusives, anything else was a waste of money in our eyes and vacation was all about drinking and eating as much as possible and laying by pools while people brought us food and drink. She changed one day though, I saw signs of it here and there, not having that extra drink, drinking more water than captain morgan. I suspected what was happeneing but before I knew it, it had spread to me too! Now, we are VRBO people and she spends more time working out than laying on the beach!

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                    Jonathon VRBO is the way to go. I’d much rather relax at ‘home’ than a motel/resort. I prefer cooking for for friends and family than dining out in most cases. I will often look at the menu at a restaurant and can get enough of an idea about the prep by their description to make it at home. I’m willing to spend the bucks on occasion for fine dining but I also enjoy the challenge of doing it for myself.

                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                    • craigriceC craigrice

                      always Rember that your kids will learn more from your actions than what you say and then take it to another level

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                      craigrice for sure!

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                      • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                        Jonathon VRBO is the way to go. I’d much rather relax at ‘home’ than a motel/resort. I prefer cooking for for friends and family than dining out in most cases. I will often look at the menu at a restaurant and can get enough of an idea about the prep by their description to make it at home. I’m willing to spend the bucks on occasion for fine dining but I also enjoy the challenge of doing it for myself.

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                        Joe Hell I am with you there. I spent a good part of a career living on the road. I just got tired of looking at a menu and living out of a bag. I always looked forward to coming home and waking up and knowing where you are.

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                        • YooperDogY YooperDog

                          Joe Hell I am with you there. I spent a good part of a career living on the road. I just got tired of looking at a menu and living out of a bag. I always looked forward to coming home and waking up and knowing where you are.

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                          YooperDog Joe Hell People who didn’t travel really don’t and can’t understand about eating out every night at restaurants. Hell, I used to come home from 2 weeks on the road and what’s the first thing she wants to do is “go out to eat”. There are only a few restaurants that can supply me with a “taste” that’s worth going to their place to eat. That’s why now I enjoy the “chase the taste in my own kitchen” and it is nice to wake up in a place that’s familiar.

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                            zbigjeff I can understand perfectly after driving truck for many years

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                            • ND MikeN ND Mike

                              YooperDog yep for sure. My wife and are are definitely not helicopter parents. I let my kids fail and struggle before I offer some advice. I also let them know that life isn’t fair and is at times a struggle. Also there will be no participation tropies in real life.

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                              ND Mike Being in the Navy when my boys were growing up, I was gone a lot. Time I’ll never get back. Made the most of the time we had together. Amazing how much smarter I got ( in their eyes) after they married, had children, and owned there their own houses. Show them the way to go…

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                                Cast-Iron can now be tagged or @'ed or whatever we are calling it, I did nothing to fix this, just computer magic!

                                Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                                • JonathonJ Jonathon

                                  Cast-Iron can now be tagged or @'ed or whatever we are calling it, I did nothing to fix this, just computer magic!

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                                  Jonathon gotta love when that happens!

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                                  • wdalyW wdaly

                                    ND Mike Being in the Navy when my boys were growing up, I was gone a lot. Time I’ll never get back. Made the most of the time we had together. Amazing how much smarter I got ( in their eyes) after they married, had children, and owned there their own houses. Show them the way to go…

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                                    wdaly that is very true. My Dad and I didn’t see eye to eye when I was growing up. My Dad is very old school and ruled the house with an iron fist. He also had me working construction with him when I was about 14. Looking back as an adult it was the best thing he could have done for me and my brothers! I was about 22 when I realized the Old Man was pretty smart! I hope my children come to this realization when they are older. I’m hard on them but not to the extent my Dad was…lol.

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                                    • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                                      YooperDog Joe Hell People who didn’t travel really don’t and can’t understand about eating out every night at restaurants. Hell, I used to come home from 2 weeks on the road and what’s the first thing she wants to do is “go out to eat”. There are only a few restaurants that can supply me with a “taste” that’s worth going to their place to eat. That’s why now I enjoy the “chase the taste in my own kitchen” and it is nice to wake up in a place that’s familiar.

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                                      zbigjeff I will go online to restaurants that I hear a buzz about and look at their menu. If something sounds good I just make it home based on the ingredients in the description.

                                      Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                      • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                                        zbigjeff I will go online to restaurants that I hear a buzz about and look at their menu. If something sounds good I just make it home based on the ingredients in the description.

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                                        Joe Hell That’s a perfect angle of approach. Reason: Most restaurants will dumb down the “taste” to accommodate a wider part of the population who are used to blander food prep. Only a few tell you it’s “hot/spicy” or we use “tarragon or coriander or …” and they do. So, we are a group that enjoys taste and will not dumb down that taste. Love your approach. Keep it up. The one cuisine that I have a difficult time nailing in pure Chinese. I don’t think I use enough white sugar to get “that taste”. I’m pretty close with other Asian styles. Will keep trying to get the correct portions of each herb/spice.

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                                        • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                                          Joe Hell That’s a perfect angle of approach. Reason: Most restaurants will dumb down the “taste” to accommodate a wider part of the population who are used to blander food prep. Only a few tell you it’s “hot/spicy” or we use “tarragon or coriander or …” and they do. So, we are a group that enjoys taste and will not dumb down that taste. Love your approach. Keep it up. The one cuisine that I have a difficult time nailing in pure Chinese. I don’t think I use enough white sugar to get “that taste”. I’m pretty close with other Asian styles. Will keep trying to get the correct portions of each herb/spice.

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                                          zbigjeff that is a tough one for sure! I used to hang out after work almost daily in the lounge at a Chinese restaurant. They had the public menu and then they had a secret, authentic menu for the cooks and their families. They couldn’t be any more different. The owner would share all sorts of strange and delicious dishes with me that I probably wouldn’t order otherwise. He never told me what I was eating until after I tried it. It was occasionally weird and/or exotic but always fantastic.

                                          Better Living Through BBQ!

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