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Redemption 01-17-2009, 11:12 AM Anyone else not afeared of this cold weather and cook on the grill year round?
It was 2 below 0 hear the other night and I was belly up to the kegerator and the grill. No weatherman is gonna stop me.:amen: I grill twice a week year round even if I don't need to.:bowl:
Redemption 01-17-2009, 10:38 PM Anyone else not afeared of this cold weather and cook on the grill year round?
It was 2 below 0 hear the other night and I was belly up to the kegerator and the grill. No weatherman is gonna stop me.:amen: I grill twice a week year round even if I don't need to.:bowl:
I'm not afraid of the weather either 'demp'. I cooked out tonight.:amen:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Hoyt_em 01-21-2009, 10:17 AM Year rounders here too. 'bout 3 times a week this time of the year. Summer months dang near everyday.
Redemption 01-21-2009, 11:18 AM Year rounders here too. 'bout 3 times a week this time of the year. Summer months dang near everyday.
:amen:
I have some Italian sausage I made from a hog I butchered over Christmas to try tonight.
BUNNYMAN 01-21-2009, 11:46 AM we usually cook out when ever we go ice fishing......its the best way to get rid of those PESKY trout.......:bored: :bored: :bored:
I grill outside almost every night... last night was pork chops..:peace:
Sunday was baby back ribs...
jdawg240 01-21-2009, 12:14 PM My weber never sleeps:biggrin1: :biggrin1: Just cooked some backsraps last weekend. It hasnt been above 22 degrees here in 3 weeks.
Grilled Venison Italian Sausage, last night....yummy.
:peace:
Redemption 01-21-2009, 12:22 PM we usually cook out when ever we go ice fishing......its the best way to get rid of those PESKY trout.......:bored: :bored: :bored:
Do you cook those whole or do you usually have to fillet those monsters?:tape:
BUNNYMAN 01-21-2009, 12:27 PM Do you cook those whole or do you usually have to fillet those monsters?:tape:
I usually put them through cheese grated first.....:noidea:
Redemption 01-21-2009, 12:39 PM I usually put them through cheese grated first.....:noidea:
Ummmmmm..................why?
BowhuntnHoosier 01-21-2009, 07:09 PM Ummmmmm..................why?
Because he can..............:tape:
Redemption 01-21-2009, 07:46 PM Because he can..............:tape:
:photo:
Cooked Italian sausages that I made tonight and they were a little dry......:noidea: I used the bacons and the hams to make sausage so I don't know why they would be dry, seemed to have plenty of fat......maybe because I ground it twice.:noidea:
Ronhop 01-21-2009, 10:06 PM I cook on the Weber and/or smoker all year around. Beef and pork ribs, all varieties of pork chops, pork and beef roasts,potato varieties, roasted veggies, T-bones, ribeyes, flank steak, brisket, top sirloin, beef loin filet, italian sausage for pasta sauce, dogs, burgers, fish (salmon mostly), turkey, chicken and shrimp.
Being closely affiliated with a grocery retail chain helps that out too.
I don't get a discount, but I get the best cuts as I ask for them. We had $4.99/lb T-Bones 2 weeks ago on sale. USDA Select. The filet side was about the size of a baseball. Last week we had USDA Select top sirloin for $2.99 a pound. You'll never see that in a Walmart or major national grocery retail chain.
That makes me want to keep the coals stoked and the meat flowing from the store to the grill to the table to the mouth to the stomach. :peace:
Ron
Ronhop 01-21-2009, 10:10 PM My weber never sleeps:biggrin1: :biggrin1: Just cooked some backsraps last weekend. It hasnt been above 22 degrees here in 3 weeks.
dawg, we're going to be up around 40 tomorrow.... :peace:
Might do some shooting outside. I'm off tomorrow, but I have to pay my penance by replacing the starter and solenoid in my truck first. :frusty:
Then, the bow will come out and shooting will commence.... I have a coyote to kill.... :biggrin1:
Ron
jdawg240 01-22-2009, 07:18 AM dawg, we're going to be up around 40 tomorrow.... :peace:
Might do some shooting outside. I'm off tomorrow, but I have to pay my penance by replacing the starter and solenoid in my truck first. :frusty:
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Then, the bow will come out and shooting will commence.... I have a coyote to kill.... :biggrin1:
Ron
I can get 2.99 sirloin up here in the summer (choice)...:bored: DO NOT BUY MEAT AT WALMART. They pump some kind of preservitive/solution in their meat!
Yeah its going to be above freezing for the first time since new years today. High of 35 or 36. I wont need to wear a coat home!:peace:
Redemption 01-22-2009, 08:10 AM Walmart meat :puke:
dch3k 01-22-2009, 08:28 AM :photo:
Cooked Italian sausages that I made tonight and they were a little dry......:noidea: I used the bacons and the hams to make sausage so I don't know why they would be dry, seemed to have plenty of fat......maybe because I ground it twice.:noidea:
you only are to grind once I thought ..was it pure venison..sometimes adding some fattier pork helps..because vension is so lean.
Slippy 01-22-2009, 09:02 AM Walmart meat :puke:
actually, their pre-packed chicken, can't remember the brand, it hard to beat. Not sure I would buy any other meat there except the hillshire farms summer sausage which it totally yum. :amen:
They stopped carrying the Penrose hot sausages and that made me mad. :frusty:
dch3k 01-22-2009, 09:25 AM actually, their pre-packed chicken, can't remember the brand, it hard to beat. Not sure I would buy any other meat there except the hillshire farms summer sausage which it totally yum. :amen:
They stopped carrying the Penrose hot sausages and that made me mad. :frusty:
that prepacked chicken is pumped with all kinds of crap...to make it stay moister..same with all that Omaha expensive crap that people buy..your paying for salt injected meat
Im telling you I need to send you some habanero sausage
Slippy 01-22-2009, 10:27 AM that prepacked chicken is pumped with all kinds of crap...to make it stay moister..same with all that Omaha expensive crap that people buy..your paying for salt injected meat
Im telling you I need to send you some habanero sausage
Tell ya what, I ate a brick of hot pepper cheese the other day.... it nearly killed me last night. Literally. :dizzy:
Redemption 01-22-2009, 10:59 AM you only are to grind once I thought ..was it pure venison..sometimes adding some fattier pork helps..because vension is so lean.
It was all pork from a hog I butchered.:bowl:
Redemption 01-22-2009, 11:00 AM Tell ya what, I ate a brick of hot pepper cheese the other day.... it nearly killed me last night. Literally. :dizzy:
What did you name it?:decision:
Slippy 01-22-2009, 11:39 AM What did you name it?:decision:
"it" ...I wish it was that easy.
BowhuntnHoosier 01-22-2009, 05:43 PM that prepacked chicken is pumped with all kinds of crap...to make it stay moister..same with all that Omaha expensive crap that people buy..your paying for salt injected meat
Im telling you I need to send you some habanero sausage
Keep that Habanero crap away from me. Talk about burning twice.:smokin: :eek: And I usually like hot stuff.
Dredly 01-23-2009, 10:37 AM Just cooked out there late last week... as long as it isn't snowing I'm good to go (had to brush a foot of snow and about 1/4 inch of ice off the grill but she was ready to go)
and no, before anyone asks there was no glass in any of the food...
Redemption 01-25-2009, 07:37 PM 18 degrees here and New York strip tonight.
monkybrainz 01-25-2009, 08:14 PM dawg, we're going to be up around 40 tomorrow.... :peace:
Might do some shooting outside. I'm off tomorrow, but I have to pay my penance by replacing the starter and solenoid in my truck first. :frusty:
Then, the bow will come out and shooting will commence.... I have a coyote to kill.... :biggrin1:
Ron
if ya get a yote please post a pic so i can show my fatherinlaw it can be done, thanks...........:peace:
Ronhop 01-25-2009, 08:25 PM if ya get a yote please post a pic so i can show my fatherinlaw it can be done, thanks...........:peace:
Done it and it's pretty easy, assuming you actually have yotes in your hunting grounds.
No luck today and no luck yesterday....
We'll keep you posted....
Tracks still keep gathering where they should not be. It's here, I have just not seen the SOB yet with bow in hand.
Stay tuned... :peace:
Ron
Ronhop 01-25-2009, 08:28 PM Just cooked out there late last week... as long as it isn't snowing I'm good to go (had to brush a foot of snow and about 1/4 inch of ice off the grill but she was ready to go)
and no, before anyone asks there was no glass in any of the food...
DRED !
How are you ?
Happy new year and I hope you and yours are doing well !
Ron
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