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With the big game today, what's everyone doing food wise?

We're doing wings and a spicy cheese dip. Nothing exciting, good solid choices though.
 
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With the big game today, what's everyone doing food wise?

We're doing wings and a spicy cheese dip. Nothing exciting, good solid choices though.
I’m going to a SB party. My daughter is going to a SB party. Different parties. I have to pick her up after. So my SB is wrecked
 
With the big game today, what's everyone doing food wise?

We're doing wings and a spicy cheese dip. Nothing exciting, good solid choices though.

I picked up racks of ribs, chicken thighs, pulled pork shoulder, a brisket, and a smattering of sides from a terrific new food truck that is all the buzz around here.

I’m going to compare it to the Q we’ve had done by our insurance agent — who won overall champion at The Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational last year…which is one of the “majors” in the world of competition barbecue. It’s like winning The Masters.

He’s catered for us before. And, oh my Lord, it’s on a whole different level.

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I picked up racks of ribs, chicken thighs, pulled pork shoulder, a brisket, and a smattering of sides from a terrific new food truck that is all the buzz around here.

I’m going to compare it to the Q we’ve had done by our insurance agent — who won overall champion at The Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational last year…which is one of the “majors” in the world of competition barbecue. It’s like winning The Masters.

He’s catered for us before. And, oh my Lord, it’s on a whole different level.

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Damn!!!!!! There’s been some legends at that one too. That old salt lick mr Myron mixon. Jonny trigg. Smokin trig’s bbq
 
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I picked up racks of ribs, chicken thighs, pulled pork shoulder, a brisket, and a smattering of sides from a terrific new food truck that is all the buzz around here.

I’m going to compare it to the Q we’ve had done by our insurance agent — who won overall champion at The Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational last year…which is one of the “majors” in the world of competition barbecue. It’s like winning The Masters.

He’s catered for us before. And, oh my Lord, it’s on a whole different level.

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My invite must have been lost in the mail . . .
 
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The old man requested bratwurst, so we're doing bratwurst, pit beans, fried potatoes & onions, and whatever dessert wifey is making. Maybe banana bread?
 
Please describe your fried potato and onion recipe
Cast iron skillet, butter, potatoes cut into cubes a little larger than dice, thick cut onions, start with high heat to get a crust then covered on med/low heat with salt and pepper until potatoes are done. Keep them moving while in high heat.
 
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Damn!!!!!! There’s been some legends at that one too. That old salt lick mr Myron mixon. Jonny trigg. Smokin trig’s bbq

He does everything damn near perfectly. His brisket, ribs, chicken…they’re all like nothing you’ve ever had.

But, aside from a 40 YO Port Ellen, his smoked turkey is probably the best thing that has ever made its way into my mouth.
 
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Ever tried it with thinnish sliced potatoes?
Similar to Lyonnaise in a cast iron skillet.

Blanch the potatoes briefly in boiling water first. Helps them cook more evenly and gets all that starch off them.

Get them as dry as possible before you fry them with onions (bacon goes well too, of course). They’ll be crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Good stuff.
 
Similar to Lyonnaise in a cast iron skillet.

Blanch the potatoes briefly in boiling water first. Helps them cook more evenly and gets all that starch off them.

Get them as dry as possible before you fry them with onions (bacon goes well too, of course). They’ll be crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Good stuff.
What kind of oil do you use? Do you bread the potatoes?
 
Ever tried it with thinnish sliced potatoes?
My mom does it the way crazed describes. I'm more of a fan of home fries though, so I do the chunks.

Any leftovers are used for breakfast. I add some crumbled bacon or sausage in with them and pour some whisked eggs over it all to make a skillet scramble.

Similar to Lyonnaise in a cast iron skillet.

Blanch the potatoes briefly in boiling water first. Helps them cook more evenly and gets all that starch off them.

Get them as dry as possible before you fry them with onions (bacon goes well too, of course). They’ll be crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Good stuff.
 
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