two more weeks for my last infraction to expire
two more weeks for my last infraction to expire
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boars head hot dogs
Didn't know they made hot dogs...should be good. The beans I like. If you mix a large can of their regular beans with one of the smaller Grilling Bourbon and Brown Sugar cans and bake it I think you'd be hard pressed to cook better from scratch. The Bourbon by itself is too strong and sweet, but mixed in, it adds a kick the original are missing.it is almost noon on the right coast
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so what is for lunch?
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boars head hot dogs and busch's country style beans
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so how are your brackets doing?
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I have 24 in the 99 percentile
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really?
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really and I have all the top 16 seated teams covered
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looking good
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Didn't know they made hot dogs...should be good. The beans I like. If you mix a large can of their regular beans with one of the smaller Grilling Bourbon and Brown Sugar cans and bake it I think you'd be hard pressed to cook better from scratch. The Bourbon by itself is too strong and sweet, but mixed in, it adds a kick the original are missing.
but stp doesn't see what he is looking for
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he never will
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his future has been corrupted
:think:thanks for the input
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I drink a strong ipa before I eat the beans
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I don't need the bourbon
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have you tried bush's country style beans?
The Bush's Bourbon and Brown Sugar "Grillin Beans" gives you a lot of that flavor. You can still add the bacon and onions, but it covers the sugar and while adding a really nice extra flavor with the bourbon influence.Fry up about 6 strips bacon and set aside, leaving a little bit of fat in the pan.
Sauté some finely diced onion in the bacon fat. When the onion is translucent,
add a big can of Bush's Original beans, along with:
a generous amount of brown sugar, a little bit of mustard, and a good squirt of ketchup.
Dice the fried bacon and add it back to the beans, and give it all a good stir.
Simmer for a while to let the flavors blend, making sure to stir it every so often. Enjoy.![]()
Hebrew International? Good franks, though I'd try Boar's Head. They know meat.Hot dogs: Kosher.
With me it depends on how the buns go. If you want a steamed bun that's set long enough to get some of the meat flavor into it, ketchup is a good get. Otherwise I like it with mustard or both.Gotta have yellow mustard. NO ketchup.
That sounds good, though I like a little relish and a little kraut now and again. Never cared for the chili addition. Too sloppy and it ruins the bread.And some bread and butter pickle slices.
a little kraut now and again.
Ohh... my favorite sandwich is a pastrami Reuben. I only have it once or twice a year but just thinking about it... :cloud9:
My sister also adds pineapple. I get to take them home after every party.The Bush's Bourbon and Brown Sugar "Grillin Beans" gives you a lot of that flavor. You can still add the bacon and onions, but it covers the sugar and while adding a really nice extra flavor with the bourbon influence.
I'm hungry....With me it depends on how the buns go. If you want a steamed bun that's set long enough to get some of the meat flavor into it, ketchup is a good get. Otherwise I like it with mustard or both. That sounds good, though I like a little relish and a little kraut now and again.
"Two please, and give me the Heretic's plate as well."Never cared for the chili addition. Too sloppy and it ruins the bread.
Ohh... my favorite sandwich is a pastrami Reuben. I only have it once or twice a year but just thinking about it... :cloud9:
Wow, that looks really cool. The cheesecake looks incredible. I might have to special order.Had a good Cuban yesterday at the Derailed Diner on my way back from Pensacola. It's a part of the Oasis Truckstop. It has an interesting sense of humor and a pecan pie cheesecake that needs to be had to be understood fully. Here is a link to a few photos of the joint to give you an idea of the whimsy. It's really a fun atmosphere for kids and the dining car is surprisingly well done.
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Had a good Cuban yesterday at the Derailed Diner on my way back from Pensacola. It's a part of the Oasis Truckstop. It has an interesting sense of humor and a pecan pie cheesecake that needs to be had to be understood fully. Here is a link to a few photos of the joint to give you an idea of the whimsy. It's really a fun atmosphere for kids and the dining car is surprisingly well done.
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