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i've only seen alfalfa in pet stores when i bought it for bunnies a few years backIf you live where there's livestock, alfalfa hay is great for spreading on the garden to stop weeds and it's cheap compared to a lot of things.
i've only seen alfalfa in pet stores when i bought it for bunnies a few years backIf you live where there's livestock, alfalfa hay is great for spreading on the garden to stop weeds and it's cheap compared to a lot of things.
It won't be cheap there. Cattle ranchers buy it for $100-$200 per ton.i've only seen alfalfa in pet stores when i bought it for bunnies a few years back
Dude white barbecue sauce is pretty awesome because it's white.White BBQ sause? oh Alabamastan....
Anybody got something delectable on the menu this weekend?
Will it have pieces of hot dog or hamburger on it?I'm thinking about ordering some pizza
Man don't overthink baked beans. Get some Bushes, or HEB, and just doctor it up. Some onion, some cubed up bacon, brown sugar, barbecue sauce, and maybe any other seasonings you want.Am doing some brisket (not a whole, just a part).
A while back did a pulled pork by charring it on the grill after doing steaks and then doing sous vide for 36 hours to have pulled pork a few days later. It turned out great, with perfect texture and just enough smokiness. Easier than firing up the smoker.
So, the brisket.... Was going to do the same method, but something broke in my brain and I put it in the sous vide first, and a day early. So, now gonna take it out, refrigerate it over night, then reheat on the grill or in the smoker which should work okay, just wasn't the plan.
Brisket for me and mine, burgers for boring family members who think anything with pepper is too spicy. Girlfriend makes great brioche buns so probably have a burger too.
Might try baked beans again. First try were too firm. Last time too mushy. Third time, and not forgetting them on the stove, may be the charm.
I got a pack of heavily larded cheap ass tortillas from HEB. I don't remember the brand but I know them by sight, and they're fantastic and then maybe about 1.25 for a large pack. I plan on making copeious amounts of tacos with the leftovers.Got a huge pork butt from Kroger when it was on sale for $2/lb, cut that shit up into steaks and BBQ 1/2 with sauce, 1/2 plain. Cut the steaks into little strips on wraps with cole slaw or with salsa and cheese. Yummy.
For barbecue side dishes, the canned stuff is
just as good, just give it a little bit of attention.
Man don't overthink baked beans. Get some Bushes, or HEB, and just doctor it up. Some onion, some cubed up bacon, brown sugar, barbecue sauce, and maybe any other seasonings you want.
I dunno. I really like beans, which means I usually don't like beans. The Bush's Grillin Beans are pretty good, but getting expensive and a tad mushy to me like many canned/flavored beans are. There's a local place that has good mustard bbq beans, but not quite . I like the taste of the ones I've done better, just working out kinks to get the firmness how I like.
It's more of a personal goal, though, than a matter of needing to get sides done. Last year was focusing on Asian cuisine, which almost sucks because I'm making Asian food on par with anything local which is demotivating for going or taking out. But, now doing grilling/bbq/cookout cuisine so gotta practice beans.
I always try to take pictures, but it's hard because I forget until meat is tore up... and have often teased my girlfriend over the posting food pics on Facebook thing. And my food usually tastes better than it looks. Self conscious about my sloppy meat.....
I was really tempted to make some pulled pork as the roast was $2 a poundAnybody got something delectable on the menu this weekend?
We're going to smoke a pork butt tomorrow, and make all the traditional barbecue sides. Haven't made one in a good long while, but the wife enjoys it more than any other type of barbecue from being up in the Carolinas.
I was really tempted to make some pulled pork as the roast was $2 a pound