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BBQ and Scotch | Eating, and drinking, our place in life.
Eating, and drinking, our place in life. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. November 28, 2012. Today I went back to Taqueria Del sol for the 5. This is not traditional Mexican food or even Tex-Mex, but if you have ever been to Austin or Dallas and have tried Torchy’s Tacos. It is reminiscent of that. On recommendation from Joe, I tried the fish taco, the Brisket and the Memphis the first time. The brisket is moist shredded beef with just a few bare essentials to add to the flavor cilantr...
BBQ & Smoking - BBQ & Smoking
BBQ & Smoking. Welcome To Callaghan's BBQ and Smoking. Low and Slow BBQ and Smoking over charcoal and hardwoods for real smoke and real flavour. Low and Slow BBQ. We do not cut corners with our low and slow BBQ cooking, slow cooked over charcoal and hardwoods for real smoke and real flavour. Whenever possible we aim to use locally sourced meats for all our BBQ and smoking and always use meat of the highest welfare. Designed by Elegant Themes.
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Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page: It works
Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page. This is the default welcome page used to test the correct operation of the Apache2 server after installation on Ubuntu systems. It is based on the equivalent page on Debian, from which the Ubuntu Apache packaging is derived. If you can read this page, it means that the Apache HTTP server installed at this site is working properly. You should replace this file. Before continuing to operate your HTTP server. Package was installed on this server. Is always included from the main...
BBQ and Sweet Tea | Random Thoughts – Southern Fried
BBQ and Sweet Tea. Random Thoughts – Southern Fried. On Naming and Forgotten Dogs. Woody White and the Ministry of Truth. North Carolina and the Riches of Embarrassment. Analyzing the NC Governor’s Race. On Naming and Forgotten Dogs. I really enjoy living where I live. Our farm is about ten miles from the nearest gas station and I can only see one neighbor from my house and that is in winter. Luckily, it doesn’t happen often, but we think it happened again this weekend. I sat there for an hour or so in t...
BBQ and the Works - My blog for my adventures with BBQ and Fireworks
My blog for my adventures with BBQ and Fireworks. My Simple BBQ Rub. May 4th, 2012 Posted by ripsup. The Works Simple Rub. 1 cups Brown Sugar. 1/4 cup Sea Salt (though any should work). 1/8 cup cayenne pepper. 1/8 cup Cajun seasoning. 1/16 cup Southwest Chipolte spice mix*. 1/16 cup black pepper. 1-2 tsp Garlic Powder. 1/16 cup = 1 tablespoon, I left in cups because I usually do in multiples). Just mix everything by hand to break up the clumps and apply to your meat like any other rub. They have a bunch ...
BBQ and the Works - My blog for my adventures with BBQ and Fireworks
My blog for my adventures with BBQ and Fireworks. My Simple BBQ Rub. May 4th, 2012 Posted by ripsup. The Works Simple Rub. 1 cups Brown Sugar. 1/4 cup Sea Salt (though any should work). 1/8 cup cayenne pepper. 1/8 cup Cajun seasoning. 1/16 cup Southwest Chipolte spice mix*. 1/16 cup black pepper. 1-2 tsp Garlic Powder. 1/16 cup = 1 tablespoon, I left in cups because I usually do in multiples). Just mix everything by hand to break up the clumps and apply to your meat like any other rub. They have a bunch ...
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Sunday, May 22, 2016. Make grilled foods taste better. If you haven’t been grilling year-round and plan to fire up your rig for weekend eats, you’ve got cleaning to do. Although you might try to rationalize all that black char on your grill grates as a “flavor enhancer,” what it most likely will do is shorten the life of your equipment. Posted by BBQ and Women. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Click on product for more information! Grill like a pro! Make grilled foods taste better.
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