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Old 12-02-2014, 07:31 AM   #21
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YAY!!! Greggo gets to bring poutine to the Escape Rally to share.

But we will leave him to shower alone, no sharing there.
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Old 12-02-2014, 09:07 AM   #22
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Somebody better bring the lutefisk to help Greggo get out those shower stains.....
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Old 12-02-2014, 11:09 AM   #24
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I was first exposed to poutine when I lived in Newfoundland for three years in the late 1990's. I am not sure why, maybe because the potatoes are grown in different soils there, but the french fries in Newfoundland and the Maritime Provinces are totally superior in taste to those I have experienced elsewhere. If anyone is going to bring poutine to the rally, they have got to send away for Maritime potatoes.

By the way, when in Newfoundland I used to refer to poutine as a "heart attack on a plate", but I could never resist it.
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If I can make it to the rally, I'll count on someone else bringing the Lutefisk and the Poutine made with Maritime Potatoes. I'll bring the Barbacoa, Frijoles ala Charra and maybe a pot of Albondigas.

Of course, my better half will actually make it. Mama didn't raise no fool.
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I'll bring beer... beer goes with everything, even food you can't pronounce Stop by and visit my site!
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Old 12-02-2014, 11:23 PM   #27
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If I can make it to the rally, I'll count on someone else bringing the Lutefisk and the Poutine made with Maritime Potatoes. I'll bring the Barbacoa, Frijoles ala Charra and maybe a pot of Albondigas.

Of course, my better half will actually make it. Mama didn't raise no fool.
Not sure what you just said there, but it sure does sound interesting. Okay, fijoles I do know.
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Old 12-03-2014, 01:05 AM   #28
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If I can make it to the rally, I'll count on someone else bringing the Lutefisk and the Poutine made with Maritime Potatoes. I'll bring the Barbacoa, Frijoles ala Charra and maybe a pot of Albondigas.
Hey Tex, what no brisket?
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Hey Tex, what no brisket?
No pit, no brisket. If I could figure out a way to get the pit there, the brisket would still take 12-14 hours. Not my idea of a relaxing vacation.

Having said that, my current pit is a bit hefty to haul over 2000 miles, but I just might do it to show it can be done.

There are definitely going to be some deprived Yankees there who have never had the inestimable delight of real barbecue.
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The premise of BBQ brisket is to take a cheap, tough cut of meat, cook it low and slow to create premium eats.
Last time I priced a brisket at Safeway here in North Vancouver, it cost more per pound than prime rib. I can only think that what would have been turned into hamburger was premium priced after a week of BBQ shows on the Food Channel.
So, I suggest you bring the brisket along with the BBQ.
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Here you go Robert, the king of b-r-b-q's, everything is bigger in Texas.........
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Hope you guys are happy now, all this talk about brisket, poutine and brats have made me hungry. I'm putting some coffee on and making some good ole homemade grits with jalapeño and cheese, floating in butter to eat for breakfast @ 4:20 in the am!!!
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Time to eat, grits with cheese, ham, jalapeño, butter floating on top and sprinkled with egg, seasoned with pepper, .........mmmmmm good.
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Old 12-03-2014, 05:30 AM   #34
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Hi: cpaharley2008... My arteries are clogging up as you type!!! Instead of posting a recipe I created the TEFN "The Escape Food Network" LoL Alf
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Hey Alf, throw some of those brats on the stove for breakfast........enjoy your day.
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Old 12-03-2014, 06:30 AM   #36
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No pit, no brisket.
I could bring along an electric smoker for you. It may seem like cheating to some, but it actually does do a good job. The problem is, we sure are cooking for a couple hundred people with it either.

Some day I would love a good wood smoker.
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The premise of BBQ brisket is to take a cheap, tough cut of meat, cook it low and slow to create premium eats.
Last time I priced a brisket at Safeway here in North Vancouver, it cost more per pound than prime rib. I can only think that what would have been turned into hamburger was premium priced after a week of BBQ shows on the Food Channel.
So, I suggest you bring the brisket along with the BBQ.
I have noticed that too. It seems once people figured out how to turn a lesser cut into a tasty piece of meat, that the prices have climbed. I love smoking a pork butt, to make pulled pork with, and buy a few when they are on sale for a decent price. I love a rack (or two) of pork ribs, but boy they can sure be pricey, especially seeing they are at least half bone.
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Hey Alf, throw some of those brats on the stove for breakfast........enjoy your day.
Hi: cpaharley2008... You're to late... We had them for dinner last night with the "Beans". Alf
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I have noticed that too. It seems once people figured out how to turn a lesser cut into a tasty piece of meat, that the prices have climbed. I love smoking a pork butt, to make pulled pork with, and buy a few when they are on sale for a decent price. I love a rack (or two) of pork ribs, but boy they can sure be pricey, especially seeing they are at least half bone.
Remember when mussels were nothing but crab bait?
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Remember when mussels were nothing but crab bait?
Any now they are prepared in a most tasty way. I had these in a Vancouver restaurant one time when out visiting Escape in early 2009. They are fantastic, and my wife very recently found this recipe for them online, and made them again. This restaurant was the one that first turned my onto Belgium beers too.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/...article646880/
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Any now they are prepared in a most tasty way. I had these in a Vancouver restaurant one time when out visiting Escape in early 2009. They are fantastic, and my wife very recently found this recipe for them online, and made them again. This restaurant was the one that first turned my onto Belgium beers too.

Chambar's mussels Congolaise - The Globe and Mail
Hi: Jim Bennett... Here you go!!! Mussels steamed in white wine. The waitress in Cape Breton Island was put off that I didn't want the crusty bread to sop up the juices.
Zebra Mussels are the bane of Lake Erie!!! Alf
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