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If you tried one of my legendary grill burgers I would instantly be your new grub-god.
This has been proven many times.
Stop by about 7pm this evening and find out yourself, and know that you will be converted.
If I knew your coordinates, and did not have other things on my plate for this evening, I’d stop by for one of your legendary grill burgers to be put on my plate.
Indiana is a long drive from here…
Ghostsniper has never sat down for a meal here at the suburban hermitage. Ah, the pity.
When I fire the twin kettles, the food gods line up for seconds. Try the ribs…
Oh, and Mary’s potato salad with bacon and tomatoes. And bacon.
Y’know- I’d love to have this whole crowd in one place for a cook-out.
The bull session alone would be epic.
JWM
Y’know- I’d love to have this whole crowd in one place for a cook-out.
Sounds like you’d put on a feast, JWM, and if the crowd includes many of the folks who frequent these pages, it’d be a very interesting crowd.
The bull session alone would be epic.
In between bites, of course.
Guess I should increase the number of my comments so I’d get an invitation.
Nah, you’re already in Seyle. We had a lurkers meeting.
Whew. I’m going to buy a lottery ticket; I’m on a roll.
Gerard, you horrible man. Here I am trying to fast for three days, and you present videos showing my two favorite foods in the Universe.
I am vexed. I’m terribly vexed.
Where’s the Philly cheese steak and the Amish-made pork sausages from the Lancaster Central Market?
PA Cat,
I was in Lancaster a few weeks ago. Beautiful farms and many horses and buggies in the area. I think the Amish get tired of folks trying to take their picture like a circus monkey.
Last night I ruined an almost new Carhartt t-shirt with the dripping grease from that 90/10 angus sirloin epicurean delight. I’ve heard that as you age you start to go back to what you were, so maybe I should start wearing a bib.
You’d wear it well and call it a “Chef’s Tasting Apron.”
Interesting bit of history. Thank you.