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  • @syd said:

    never tried pickles but i do use a onion

    Oh? What kind of onion? I’m thinking Vidalias would work best. 

    @texasag1969, don’t you have some special spicy onions down there in Texas? I recall reading about them and l want to get my hands on some at some point.

    @ibleedbrown said:

    Oh? What kind of onion? I’m thinking Vidalias would work best. 

    @texasag1969, don’t you have some special spicy onions down there in Texas? I recall reading about them and l want to get my hands on some at some point.

  • Meeting some friends out in Youngstown this evening, going to the infamous Royal Oaks. (If you know, you know) Raspberry BBQ sauce for the win, yo. 

    Can’t go out to Youngstown without thinking of our dearly departed mjp. He was a positive influence on this board who is about the only person I know that loves food as much as me. Miss the guy.

    He’d be happy that this thread continues. Thank you to all the people that keep it going. Great way to honor our friend.

  • Meeting some friends out in Youngstown this evening, going to the infamous Royal Oaks. (If you know, you know) Raspberry BBQ sauce for the win, yo. 

    Can’t go out to Youngstown without thinking of our dearly departed mjp. He was a positive influence on this board who is about the only person I know that loves food as much as me. Miss the guy.

    He’d be happy that this thread continues. Thank you to all the people that keep it going. Great way to honor our friend.

    @dutch-oven said:

    Meeting some friends out in Youngstown this evening, going to the infamous Royal Oaks. (If you know, you know) Raspberry BBQ sauce for the win, yo. 

    Can’t go out to Youngstown without thinking of our dearly departed mjp. He was a positive influence on this board who is about the only person I know that loves food as much as me. Miss the guy.

    He’d be happy that this thread continues. Thank you to all the people that keep it going. Great way to honor our friend.

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Meeting some friends out in Youngstown this evening, going to the infamous Royal Oaks. (If you know, you know) Raspberry BBQ sauce for the win, yo. 

    Can’t go out to Youngstown without thinking of our dearly departed mjp. He was a positive influence on this board who is about the only person I know that loves food as much as me. Miss the guy.

    He’d be happy that this thread continues. Thank you to all the people that keep it going. Great way to honor our friend.

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

    @flugel said:

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

    He had so many hospitalizations for infections in those deep wounds that I figured sooner or later as he got older one of them would finally be one too many. Just a shame he had to deal with it for so many years.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Meeting some friends out in Youngstown this evening, going to the infamous Royal Oaks. (If you know, you know) Raspberry BBQ sauce for the win, yo. 

    Can’t go out to Youngstown without thinking of our dearly departed mjp. He was a positive influence on this board who is about the only person I know that loves food as much as me. Miss the guy.

    He’d be happy that this thread continues. Thank you to all the people that keep it going. Great way to honor our friend.

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

    @flugel said:

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

    It just felt like even with all his hospital stays over the years he’d be around forever. 
     

    The Royal Oaks is an interesting place. Not exactly a family friendly joint. Still, ten wings, onion rings, hot pepper cheese bites, a Miller Lite and a Coke cost me $20.97. 

  • @flugel said:

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

    It just felt like even with all his hospital stays over the years he’d be around forever. 
     

    The Royal Oaks is an interesting place. Not exactly a family friendly joint. Still, ten wings, onion rings, hot pepper cheese bites, a Miller Lite and a Coke cost me $20.97. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    It just felt like even with all his hospital stays over the years he’d be around forever. 
     

    The Royal Oaks is an interesting place. Not exactly a family friendly joint. Still, ten wings, onion rings, hot pepper cheese bites, a Miller Lite and a Coke cost me $20.97. 

    Exactly Dutch!  He'd either talk about what he and his wife would eat when he got out or catching his favorite teams on TV at home again.

    That's some attractive prices at The Royal Oaks especially if the food is good!!!

  • @flugel said:

    Reeled me right in with Raspberry BBQ sauce.  Yeah, MJP was an easy guy to get along with. I never knew how sick he was until it was too late.  The guy never complained about anything unless someone showed up only to troll the football board.  

    It just felt like even with all his hospital stays over the years he’d be around forever. 
     

    The Royal Oaks is an interesting place. Not exactly a family friendly joint. Still, ten wings, onion rings, hot pepper cheese bites, a Miller Lite and a Coke cost me $20.97. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    The Royal Oaks is an interesting place. Not exactly a family friendly joint. Still, ten wings, onion rings, hot pepper cheese bites, a Miller Lite and a Coke cost me $20.97. 

    Never been inside but I used to get my haircut at Cosmos a block away when I was a kid.

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    @dutch-oven said:

    The Royal Oaks is an interesting place. Not exactly a family friendly joint. Still, ten wings, onion rings, hot pepper cheese bites, a Miller Lite and a Coke cost me $20.97. 

    Never been inside but I used to get my haircut at Cosmos a block away when I was a kid.

    @jax said:

    Never been inside but I used to get my haircut at Cosmos a block away when I was a kid.

    Bar Rescue is how I heard about the place. The brothers were there Saturday. 

  • Here's a idea. I have dehydrated cut up garlic cloves, and ground them into dust, with a coffee grinder - as I mentioned before. You can also do it for hot/mild/sweet peppers - I recently did it with red bell peppers. Make your own organic? fresh ground pepper. Most vegetables. I tried dehydrating a batch of sweet peruvian onions, that was a nasty disaster.

    But for most things, you could make your own steak rub, etc. Spice up hamburgers. The dust keeps for months if not years. Make fruit and vegetable dust for smoothies.

    Grate some pickles up and add some favorite dusts and make a quick hotdog relish.

    btw, you can dehydrate ***frozen*** store-bought vegetables, but fresh vegetables must be blanched. Fruits don't have to be. Store bought frozen veggies are already blanched. 

    also btw, it's dandelion season, time to make -organic- dandelion dust, and dandelion jelly batches. and dandelion roots/chickory roots dust to make a coffee substitute with. Dandelion blossom jelly rocks !

  • Here's a idea. I have dehydrated cut up garlic cloves, and ground them into dust, with a coffee grinder - as I mentioned before. You can also do it for hot/mild/sweet peppers - I recently did it with red bell peppers. Make your own organic? fresh ground pepper. Most vegetables. I tried dehydrating a batch of sweet peruvian onions, that was a nasty disaster.

    But for most things, you could make your own steak rub, etc. Spice up hamburgers. The dust keeps for months if not years. Make fruit and vegetable dust for smoothies.

    Grate some pickles up and add some favorite dusts and make a quick hotdog relish.

    btw, you can dehydrate ***frozen*** store-bought vegetables, but fresh vegetables must be blanched. Fruits don't have to be. Store bought frozen veggies are already blanched. 

    also btw, it's dandelion season, time to make -organic- dandelion dust, and dandelion jelly batches. and dandelion roots/chickory roots dust to make a coffee substitute with. Dandelion blossom jelly rocks !

    @calfoxwc said:

    Here's a idea. I have dehydrated cut up garlic cloves, and ground them into dust, with a coffee grinder - as I mentioned before. You can also do it for hot/mild/sweet peppers - I recently did it with red bell peppers. Make your own organic? fresh ground pepper. Most vegetables. I tried dehydrating a batch of sweet peruvian onions, that was a nasty disaster.

    But for most things, you could make your own steak rub, etc. Spice up hamburgers. The dust keeps for months if not years. Make fruit and vegetable dust for smoothies.

    Grate some pickles up and add some favorite dusts and make a quick hotdog relish.

    btw, you can dehydrate ***frozen*** store-bought vegetables, but fresh vegetables must be blanched. Fruits don't have to be. Store bought frozen veggies are already blanched. 

    I make my own chili powder with a spice grinder/coffee grinder. It’s a time consuming process.

    The rough ratio l use is as follows.

    4 dried ancho chili peppers

    2 dried chis de arbol

    1 TBSP of cumin seeds

    1 tsp dried Mexican oregano

    You can mix and match with other dried chilis as well. 

  • I made Spam and eggs!

    Pan fried some Spam, drained it and left some of the Spam grease in the pan to keep frying stuff.

    Sautéd a chopped up green onion and a couple banana peppers in it, then threw a few slabs of Spam in there, cracked a few eggs on it, covered it and topped it off with some garlic salt and Frank’s Red Hot.

    It wasn’t that good. The garlic salt was a bit much, apparently Spam is salty by itself.

    And Spam is kind of gross. But it got the job done.

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  • Semi-funny story about Spam...

    Since I was a wee lad, I've loved chopped ham on my salads. I think Ponderosa was where I discovered it first, and whenever a salad bar has it I add a generous scoop on top of my salad... or two.

    One day I was at the old Eat N Park in Streetsboro. Go to the salad bar and dump a big ol' spoonful of cubed ham on top of my salad. All is good in the world... until I take a bite. "What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is a-goin' on here?!" I exclaim. "This ham tastes like the devil's anus!", I add.

    The waitress comes by and I ask her whet the deal is with the cubed ham on the salad bar. "Oh that's not ham, that's Spam" she answers. I groan. She looks at me with surprise and says "Oh, you don't like Spam?"

    My waitress,in Streetsboro, Ohio was Hawaiian. They WORSHIP Spam.

  • Semi-funny story about Spam...

    Since I was a wee lad, I've loved chopped ham on my salads. I think Ponderosa was where I discovered it first, and whenever a salad bar has it I add a generous scoop on top of my salad... or two.

    One day I was at the old Eat N Park in Streetsboro. Go to the salad bar and dump a big ol' spoonful of cubed ham on top of my salad. All is good in the world... until I take a bite. "What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is a-goin' on here?!" I exclaim. "This ham tastes like the devil's anus!", I add.

    The waitress comes by and I ask her whet the deal is with the cubed ham on the salad bar. "Oh that's not ham, that's Spam" she answers. I groan. She looks at me with surprise and says "Oh, you don't like Spam?"

    My waitress,in Streetsboro, Ohio was Hawaiian. They WORSHIP Spam.

    @dutch-oven said:

    Semi-funny story about Spam...

    Since I was a wee lad, I've loved chopped ham on my salads. I think Ponderosa was where I discovered it first, and whenever a salad bar has it I add a generous scoop on top of my salad... or two.

    One day I was at the old Eat N Park in Streetsboro. Go to the salad bar and dump a big ol' spoonful of cubed ham on top of my salad. All is good in the world... until I take a bite. "What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is a-goin' on here?!" I exclaim. "This ham tastes like the devil's anus!", I add.

    The waitress comes by and I ask her whet the deal is with the cubed ham on the salad bar. "Oh that's not ham, that's Spam" she answers. I groan. She looks at me with surprise and says "Oh, you don't like Spam?"

    My waitress,in Streetsboro, Ohio was Hawaiian. They WORSHIP Spam.

    Oh yeah, Spam is basically like the official food of Hawaii, unoficially. Just read this little article that paints that picture.

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    The History Behind Why Hawaiians Are Obsessed With Spam

    Hawaii consumes 7 million cans of Spam a year and there are only 1.42 million of us currently living in the islands—let that sink in a little bit. Nonetheless, Spam is both a blessing and a curse to H
  • The magic of the double yolker.

    First photo is for scale. Double yolker flanked by single yolkers.

    Second photo, it’s like boobies looking up at you when you fry them.

    Third photo, over easy on a slice of toast. An exotic twist to an ordinary but satisfying snack.

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  • The magic of the double yolker.

    First photo is for scale. Double yolker flanked by single yolkers.

    Second photo, it’s like boobies looking up at you when you fry them.

    Third photo, over easy on a slice of toast. An exotic twist to an ordinary but satisfying snack.

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    @ibleedbrown said:

    The magic of the double yolker.

    First photo is for scale. Double yolker flanked by single yolkers.

    Second photo, it’s like boobies looking up at you when you fry them.

    Third photo, over easy on a slice of toast. An exotic twist to an ordinary but satisfying snack.

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    add some spam and you might be on to something

  • Hey mjp28, today was chocolate moose to desert a Browns win!