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  • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

    RafterW That beaut of a breakfast sandwich reminded me of this monstrosity I made Friday night after a few beers. Like a lower class version of yours LOL.

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    Jamieson22 I got friends in Low Places!

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    • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

      Tex_77 We don’t have enough chicken wings to keep up with superbowl demand so the boss wanted me to take a picture of some buffalo chicken lollipops that she could post online to encourage people to look past wings and try some other parts.

      I thought it would be a sad party with only one plate of food so I also made fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, broccoli and chicken salad, meatballs, ribs, stuffed jalapenos, chips, dips, etc… I had a sampling of things and gave everything else to an out of work neighbor.

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      Joe Hell Those chicken lolipops are the way to go.

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      • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

        RafterW That beaut of a breakfast sandwich reminded me of this monstrosity I made Friday night after a few beers. Like a lower class version of yours LOL.

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        Jamieson22 that looks awesome.

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        • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

          RafterW That beaut of a breakfast sandwich reminded me of this monstrosity I made Friday night after a few beers. Like a lower class version of yours LOL.

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          Jamieson22 man that looks high class to me.

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          • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

            Tex_77 We don’t have enough chicken wings to keep up with superbowl demand so the boss wanted me to take a picture of some buffalo chicken lollipops that she could post online to encourage people to look past wings and try some other parts.

            I thought it would be a sad party with only one plate of food so I also made fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, broccoli and chicken salad, meatballs, ribs, stuffed jalapenos, chips, dips, etc… I had a sampling of things and gave everything else to an out of work neighbor.

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            Joe Hell I love the chicken lollipops

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            • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

              RafterW That beaut of a breakfast sandwich reminded me of this monstrosity I made Friday night after a few beers. Like a lower class version of yours LOL.

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              Jamieson22 That looks wonderfully tasty!

              Matt W.

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                Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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                • RafterWR RafterW

                  Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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                  RafterW Damned that looks good!

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                  • RafterWR RafterW

                    Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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                    RafterW Great looking lunch!

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                    • RafterWR RafterW

                      Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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                      RafterW
                      That wins!!

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                      • RafterWR RafterW

                        Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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                        RafterW nice!

                        “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                        • RafterWR RafterW

                          Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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                          RafterW that is a good looking sandwich

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                            RafterW nice!

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                            I started a brisket flat last night on the smoker seasoned with SPG. I wrapped it this morning and finished it in the oven. Came home from work and added a quick cabbage, onion and cucumber slaw. The only thing that wasn’t from scratch were the rolls, they came from the freezer. The brisket was just about perfect. I don’t like brisket falling apart when its sliced and this was just about there. Not perfect, but darn close.
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                            • GWG8541G GWG8541

                              I started a brisket flat last night on the smoker seasoned with SPG. I wrapped it this morning and finished it in the oven. Came home from work and added a quick cabbage, onion and cucumber slaw. The only thing that wasn’t from scratch were the rolls, they came from the freezer. The brisket was just about perfect. I don’t like brisket falling apart when its sliced and this was just about there. Not perfect, but darn close.
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                              GWG8541 I love brisket and that is almost how I do it I put it in the smoker about 10 at night leave it on about 200 all night then the next day about 2 they are done to around 190 I wrap it up put it in a cooler and at dinner time about 5 take it out and slice it but I do the hole brisket not just the flat and I make my own rub

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                                GWG8541 I love brisket and that is almost how I do it I put it in the smoker about 10 at night leave it on about 200 all night then the next day about 2 they are done to around 190 I wrap it up put it in a cooler and at dinner time about 5 take it out and slice it but I do the hole brisket not just the flat and I make my own rub

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                                gus4416 I do whole briskets a lot, but got a few flats for $4.99 a pound. They were advertised at $4.99 for whole brisket, but only had flats and were selling them at them same price. I cooked one and threw a few in the freezer for later. I like doing the whole brisket and making burnt ends from the point. Those meat candy burnt ends are hard to beat.

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                                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                  I started a brisket flat last night on the smoker seasoned with SPG. I wrapped it this morning and finished it in the oven. Came home from work and added a quick cabbage, onion and cucumber slaw. The only thing that wasn’t from scratch were the rolls, they came from the freezer. The brisket was just about perfect. I don’t like brisket falling apart when its sliced and this was just about there. Not perfect, but darn close.
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                                  GWG8541 Looking good and delicious!

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                                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                    gus4416 I do whole briskets a lot, but got a few flats for $4.99 a pound. They were advertised at $4.99 for whole brisket, but only had flats and were selling them at them same price. I cooked one and threw a few in the freezer for later. I like doing the whole brisket and making burnt ends from the point. Those meat candy burnt ends are hard to beat.

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                                    GWG8541 that is a real good price for brisket I would be buying a few at that price to I found pork shoulder butts today for .99 at price chopper but they would only let you have 2 so I guess I will go back for the next couple days and get some more

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                                      GWG8541 that is a real good price for brisket I would be buying a few at that price to I found pork shoulder butts today for .99 at price chopper but they would only let you have 2 so I guess I will go back for the next couple days and get some more

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                                      gus4416 yep, those deals are hard to beat. It’s been a while since I’ve seen pork shoulder/butt at those prices. Lately $1.49 for butt has been the sale price around here.

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                                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                        gus4416 yep, those deals are hard to beat. It’s been a while since I’ve seen pork shoulder/butt at those prices. Lately $1.49 for butt has been the sale price around here.

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                                        GWG8541 there is a store in Binghamton that has pork butt for 1.49 but it is a hour away they have 2 in a pack so it is about 18 to 20 pounds which is good I was down that way a couple months ago and got3 of them that were boneless but they were 1.69 but you can never have to much pork butt or brisket

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                                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                          I started a brisket flat last night on the smoker seasoned with SPG. I wrapped it this morning and finished it in the oven. Came home from work and added a quick cabbage, onion and cucumber slaw. The only thing that wasn’t from scratch were the rolls, they came from the freezer. The brisket was just about perfect. I don’t like brisket falling apart when its sliced and this was just about there. Not perfect, but darn close.
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                                          GWG8541 Good looking brisket and mighty tasty looking. Here I choose to look at what everybody cooked today and I am on a 24 hour poultry, egg, fish, rice or chicken and beef broth diet up until 7 PM, after the it’s a 12 hr. fast then start my 3 hr. Hydrogen breath test at 7 AM. Hard boiled eggs and broth are not filling! Oh, and I can only season with small amounts of salt and pepper, no oils, fats, butter or seasonings.

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