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Old 02-21-2007, 12:31 AM
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BBQ Chicken, BBQ Ribs, Hot links with tater salad black beans tequila, whiskey, and beer.
 
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ORIGINAL: Tactical1

Have some friends who also ride and will be preparing a meal after a good long ride back at my hacienda.

I figured something like hotwings for an appetizer,mesquite ribeye or ny steak for dinner with a baked tater.

I thought about pickled eggs and bologna for an appetizer, but Imight getpoo'poo'd

I drank large amounts of sudz and pickled eggs at a run down bar once and it affected me terribly.[:'(]

The waitress...well. She was nice. She wore tight jeans, bootsand a leather top
Havent read all da posts, but... youre on the right track.... grilled ribeye, baked potatoe, and corn on da cob... all cooked on or above the coals... for appetizer.... beer... lots of it...

Just my humble opinion...
 
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Man that sounds good. Mmmm
Simple is sometimes the best
Let me know what time to be there to eat



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ORIGINAL: Tactical1

Have some friends who also ride and will be preparing a meal after a good long ride back at my hacienda.
Simply salt and pepper one or more Tri-Tip roasts, Bar-B-Q to 140 degrees (about 45 min)...pull and tent on a board with foil while they get HAPPY. Pull from the Fridge, the bowl of mayo you prepped earlier with lotsa real minced garlic, some horseradish, fresh ground pepper, maybe a little Tabasco all mixed in. Put the bowl on the counter with a couple of spoons next to a bag of fresh, soft French Rolls, (already sliced open). Pull the tent after 10 or so minutes, slice thin and slide onto a platter, juice and all. Ring the bell for the best tasting, (self serve) sandwiches ever...Oh, and lotsa cold beer and shots...you'll have yer party spending the night!
 
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ORIGINAL: Winberry Farms

Come on fellow Southerners...It's called a "pig picken"...not a pig roast....lol..

Great for Bike gaherings...I cook a mean hog and make a mean sauce.
We call it a "cochon du lait" down here...



How about a big pot of gumbo? You can make it the day before. It's always better the second day!
 
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Breasts, Thighs and Tacos. That would be chicken.
 
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