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    Finger Licking Good BBQ

    Got home early today and not being wiped out I decided to BBQ some chicken.
    Add some broiled Zucchini (olive oil and Garlic/Herb mix) and some butt-kickin Red Beans-n-Rice with lots of onion and Conecuh Cajun sausage.

    Where the Meat meets the Heat



    Getting a Glaze On



    Plain for Picky Kids



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    I'd always given though to Rollin' up to Chile's house to sample some of the wonderful food he posts on this forum - but after seeing that last photo, I believe I'll call first.

    Post on friend!
    I'm making some cole slaw today from your Alabama White sauce recipe today for a block party. It was a big hit with all my friends and always get requests for the recipe.
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    Heh... I always carry, even at home I keep a pistol on me or nearby.
    But putting a firearm in the pic is like deliberately having your feet in a fishing pic, but for firearms enthusiasts.
    Yeah, I post recipes on a fair number of firearms forums too.

    Hey alright, that is great to hear.
    Spread those recipes around, good food is like love, everyone needs it to stay healthy.
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    Cooking like that deserves to be well defended ;-)

    Keep up the good work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by scbasser View Post
    I'm making some cole slaw today from your Alabama White sauce recipe today for a block party. It was a big hit with all my friends and always get requests for the recipe.
    Did you keep or omit the cayenne & horseradish when making it for the coleslaw?
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    Posting pics like that is just plain mean!!!
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    Kept the cayenne, lost the horseradish. I'm not a big fan of that flavor.
    FYI for those wanting to make slaw, your recipe should be cut in half for one LARGE cabbage. I do not grate the cabbage, but slice my cabbage in thin long strips. Just a personal preference.
    Good times, Good friends, Great Beer. You can buy all three - But it's always better to invest the time to make your own.

 

 

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