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So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a bird, how do you plan on doing it? We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's Plans include a BBQ Turkey, Smoked Turkey, Baked Turkey and someone is bringing a ham cooked somehow. All the trimmins; dressing, sweet potato pie, corn, green bean cassorole, sweet potato pie, triffle, punch, sweet potato pie, wine ($2 Chuck???), ambrosia, merlot, sweet potato pie and probably some stuff to nibble on if hunger persists. For the BBQ Turkey (18 - 22#), been thinking of doing it this way... http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/144/Smoked-Beer-Can-Turkey or http://tinyurl.com/2leup9 The Smoked Turkey will be smaller, around 10 - 12#, smoked in a water smoker (no, not a bong) using a smoking sauce of corn oil margarine, sherry, worchestershire sauce, soy sauce, garlic parsley, salt and water. The Baked Turkey (18 - 22#) will be the "Two Hour Turkey", a first for me. Look at http://turkey.safeway.com/ for details. (475*F, no stuffing) I only have 35 friends/family coming this year and there should be plenty to divy up and send home with them... again. Should be a great, fun day. FMB (North Mexico) Damn man, I couldn't handle that many people at one time! I think my family would kill eachother! LOL So, what is the purpose of brining the bird? > Damn man, I couldn't handle that many people at one time! I think my > family would kill eachother! LOL > > So, what is the purpose of brining the bird? It is supposed to add flavor and moisture. Check out http://bbq.about.com/cs/turkey/a/aa110103a.htm Its my first time brining too. FMB (North Mexico) >> Damn man, I couldn't handle that many people at one time! I think my >> family would kill eachother! LOL [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > FMB > (North Mexico) Brining adds a bit of moisture and flavor to just about any meat. It is basically a marinade without all the extra crap. Anyone doing a Deep-Fried turkey (besides me)  SignatureSteve W. Near Cooperstown, New York > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin' I'm fixing smoked turkey boobs, smoked baked beans and mac/n/cheese and going over to my neice's house for the feast. They usually deep fry a turkey over there. Everybody brings some stuff and we sit around and act like Roy.. Denny > > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > > bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Denny Are you taking your best friend with you or are you going to his afterwards? <VBFG> >> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Denny I think I'm going to have rabbit<G> Seriously, we are going to my sister in laws a few miles north of us for the usual feast. Just to piss the friggin' rabbit off I'll probably hang out at the beach for a bit as well. roy >>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > in laws a few miles north of us for the usual feast. Just to piss the > friggin' rabbit off I'll probably hang out at the beach for a bit as well. I have no doubt that alot of you will be "hanging out" at the beach.... As my daughter would say.....eeeeewwwwwww!!!! Denny > >>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > >>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > - Show quoted text - That might still be a sight better then watching you have dinner with Snofraud!! >> >>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >> >>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > That might still be a sight better then watching you have dinner with > Snofraud!! Ya sitting opposite from each other, arms interlocked, sipping some cheap wine, gazeing lovingly into each other face. Yup, I can see it now. <GBMFG> Roy >>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Denny Ya can't drive a spike with a tack hammer!!!! Roy >> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Denny I was with you up until the Roy part... mac Please remove splinters before emailing >>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> > I was with you up until the Roy part... Ya know bro.... What he meant was that I'm dignified and refined. Unlike some of ya, that drink the finger bowl. <BFG> Roy > mac > > Please remove splinters before emailing >>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >Roy Oh... dignified and refined...... that sounds like code for old and slow, bro.. rofl mac Please remove splinters before emailing >>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > some of ya, that drink the finger bowl. > <BFG> Dignified and refined, huh. And when exactly were these two words redefined? :-) SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving >>>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Dignified and refined, huh. And when exactly were these two words > redefined? :-) WTF???!! Now it's you! Joining forces with the friggin' rabbit and the old hippy are ya. Well it will take than all of ya to rattle this dignified and refined now southern gentleman. Roy > If at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving >>>>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > hippy are ya. Well it will take than all of ya to rattle this dignified > and refined now southern gentleman. Yea, with your girth I imagine that it would take all of us skinny guys plus to rattle you :-) SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving >>>>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > hippy are ya. Well it will take than all of ya to rattle this dignified > and refined now southern gentleman. You?? Southern??? Hah!! Just 'cause your cat has kittens in the oven don't make 'em biscuits. ;^) Mike >>>>>>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>>>>>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > You?? Southern??? Hah!! Kinda, sorta. Just 'cause your cat has kittens in the oven don't > make 'em biscuits. Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. <VBG> Roy > ;^) > Mike >Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. > ><VBG> > >Roy hmm... sounds like a yankee to me.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing >>Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > hmm... sounds like a yankee to me.. Here's one for ya! What do you call a pretty southern girl that can read? A tourist!<G> Roy > mac > > Please remove splinters before emailing >>>Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. >>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Roy Yup! Spoken like a true Yankee!! <hint> in the South, we don't bad-mouth our wimmen ;^) Mike > >>>Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > - Show quoted text - No, you just marry them even if they are your sister. RIGHT!! <BFG> >> >>>Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. >> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > No, you just marry them even if they are your sister. RIGHT!! <BFG> ooooooooo........ ;^) Mike >> >>>Well, I do have my own teeth and know how to use a knife and fork. >> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > No, you just marry them even if they are your sister. RIGHT!! <BFG> Sister or brother ir don't seem to matter. <G> >> Yup! Spoken like a true Yankee!! >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >No, you just marry them even if they are your sister. RIGHT!! <BFG> Good point... I've always wondered about Southern law.. If you get a divorce, are you still first cousins? mac Please remove splinters before emailing >>> Yup! Spoken like a true Yankee!! >>> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Good point... I've always wondered about Southern law.. > If you get a divorce, are you still first cousins? <BFG> > mac > > Please remove splinters before emailing punkin: > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's I'm a vegetarian... about 30 years now. > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the > fixin's I gonna deep-fry two turkeys if it don't rain (fat chance). My brother and sister in law are driving my nephew Billy down here to see me in the Peachtree Desert (Alanta) from Pennsylvania with their diesel Jetta. We're gonna shoot up the birds with spices that'd make Barry Bonds cry. Then we're going to boil the birds in pure Georgia peanut oil. For dessert we're going to say a few prayers, do a rain dance, and then throw measured amounts of potash and some of my special XXX-kick-ass-in-a-jug whisky into the hot turkey pot and pray to the gods of transesterification to smile upon us. The leftovers just might succomb to the powers of Dr. Rudy himself and submit themselves into becoming ethyl ester biodiesel. If they pass a quick 3/27 test they might jump into the 'dub's tank all on their own and kick some yankee a.s back up highway 41 to the wrong side of the Mason Dixon. Billy can stay. SignatureUncle Kenny >So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >bird, how do you plan on doing it? > >We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, >with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's I think I'm going to the a.a.d.t. dinner. Remember this one http://www.radix.net/~honeybs/dodgeng.jpg ? beekeep >>So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > beekeep Dang, you kept that?!?! <BG> Denny >>So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I think I'm going to the a.a.d.t. dinner. Remember this one > http://www.radix.net/~honeybs/dodgeng.jpg ? Yeah <snurf>, I remember <snurf>, I wasn't invited....... :^( Mike > > wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > - Show quoted text - So,any word on how crazy ol' Budd might be/is doing? >> 19:44:16 -0800 (PST), azwiley1 <wiley...@yahoo.com> >> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > So,any word on how crazy ol' Budd might be/is doing? About 6 months ago The friggin' rabbit made some calls to where we thought he was living. We used phone information to obtain the numbers. One was never answered and one said they never heard of him iirc. It sorta became a dead end after that. Imo, I believe he may have suffered a stroke or worse. His posting towards the end indicated something real wrong with his thought process. Or perhaps he fell off the wagon and went to booze again. Seeing as I have a bunch of spare time between trips to the beach, so I'll look around some more and see what I can come up with. >> 19:44:16 -0800 (PST), azwiley1 <wiley...@yahoo.com> >> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > So,any word on how crazy ol' Budd might be/is doing? Haven't heard a word outa Budd since he disappeared from here. Tried a couple of phone numbers and still nothing. I wish him the best whatever happened.. Denny >> So,any word on how crazy ol' Budd might be/is doing? > > Haven't heard a word outa Budd since he disappeared from here. Tried > a couple of phone numbers and still nothing. I wish him the best > whatever happened.. His yahoo profile is still there but it hasn't been updated since February. He and his wife still have a phone number listed in the Moab white pages at the same address that's shown on his yahoo profile. I just searched his name in the Moab Times-Independent and got nothing. SignatureKen >>> So,any word on how crazy ol' Budd might be/is doing? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > white pages at the same address that's shown on his yahoo profile. I just > searched his name in the Moab Times-Independent and got nothing. Maybe call the number?? Roy > Maybe call the number?? It's the same number that I gave you before. I think it's one of them Denny already tried. SignatureKen >> Maybe call the number?? > It's the same number that I gave you before. I think it's one of them > Denny already tried. Okay, I think that is the one that wasn't answered. Did you grab a street address? Roy >>> Maybe call the number?? >> It's the same number that I gave you before. I think it's one of them [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Roy It's all public info but I still don't feel right posting on a newsgroup. Is your e-mail still the comcast one? SignatureKen >>>> Maybe call the number?? >>> It's the same number that I gave you before. I think it's one of them [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > It's all public info but I still don't feel right posting on a newsgroup. > Is your e-mail still the comcast one? No, I'm using a FL addy I'll get it to ya. > > Maybe call the number?? > > It's the same number that I gave you before. I think it's one of them Denny > already tried. > -- > Ken Well, I did a Yahoo people search and came up with three listings in Moab, with two different number. I also did a Google search for him and so far I have come up with an old post (Jan 2007) to some religious forum and he is/was using the nickname of Ghostrider1, where he mentions moving back to Canyon City, Co. Suddenly, without warning, azwiley1 exclaimed (11/18/2007 1:14 PM): > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's Dunno yet, but it won't be a turkey. Out here in Oz, you practically have to mortgage your house to get a turkey. We're still looking at options. A roast or chicken on the barbie. Trying to talk hubby into some yabbies (big crayfish) but so far no luck. It'd be different, anyway. It's hard to believe T-day's just around the corner. It's going into summer here, and as usual already hotter than heck. Getting close to 100f later this week. jmc >Suddenly, without warning, azwiley1 exclaimed (11/18/2007 1:14 PM): >> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >jmc That sounds nice and cool if you have to wear a Santa suit. beekeep Suddenly, without warning, beekeep exclaimed (11/19/2007 8:40 PM): >> Suddenly, without warning, azwiley1 exclaimed (11/18/2007 1:14 PM): >>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > beekeep 100f is a cool day to wear a Santa Suit? Whatcha been drinking? Santa has a better idea. He arrives here in singlet and shorts! Still has the beard though, and the hat :) It's too hot down here for reindeer, too, so he has "six white boomers" to pull his sleigh. A boomer is a male kangaroo. jmc >Suddenly, without warning, beekeep exclaimed (11/19/2007 8:40 PM): >> [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > >jmc I hear he can't say "ho ho ho" down under anymore. It might offend nappy headed women! beekeep >I hear he can't say "ho ho ho" down under anymore. It might offend nappy headed >women! > >beekeep hmm... can't have a hoe-down without someone calling 911? mac Please remove splinters before emailing > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a bird, > how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, with > a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's well I'm cheating a bit, going over to my sister's house for thanksgiving dinner all of my family will be there and my sister's in-laws too. so that should be fun. i think they are doing a baked turkey, oyster dressing, green beans, mashed taters & some kinda gravy, oh yea granny is cooking her famous pecan pie. for that dinner. then Friday my wife wants me to fry a small turkey so her sister and nephew can come over since they live down here and wasn't invited to my sister's house. so we will do a small dinner then too. I'm afraid i will be turkey'd out by the time we drop that one in the oil though. SignatureChris >So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >bird, how do you plan on doing it? > >We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, >with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's We were in your neck o the woods Thursday, Larry... Did the T-day shopping in Yuma... Planning on a quiet day at home with another couple, turkey, ham, yams, pie, etc.. They don't have electricity yet, as we didn't last T-day, so we're rolling the karma through.. Last year we were at a friends home because they knew we didn't have power yet.. I'm doing my first art show here on the 24th and 25th so I'm going to be pretty busy this week... Hope everyone has a great one! mac Please remove splinters before emailing > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? As usual, the Yankee's will invade and stay fer a day or two. This year, there will be ten of 'em counting the kids. I will fire up the furnace in the RV and park the youngun's out there at night so it won't be quite so crowed. A house full of Yankee's is like a Chinese fire drill. Counting us, there will be 18 at the table. We will have our tradional oven roasted turkey with sage stuffing, smashed taters, sweet taters, green beans, peas in browned butter, waldorf salad, hot rolls and punkin' pie with real whipped cream and pecan pie. Best wishes to all for Thanksgving! God Bless! Mike > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's Heading back to NJ to be with the family. I can't wait for that fun drive tomorrow. Then my wife is flying into Newark airport on Thanksgiving itself where I have to go and pick her up. Oh joy, yet more fun for the weekend. I hope that everyone has a great holiday. SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving >> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > itself where I have to go and pick her up. Oh joy, yet more fun for the > weekend. I hope that everyone has a great holiday. Give Beekeep a shout before ya leave for DC and area traffic BS. > If at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving I have had to make this run so many times that for the most part, I have it down. If I leave here around 7:30AM, I hit DC around 11:00AM and the traffic isn't all that bad then. The holiday traffic doesn't usually start (for the past few years) until Tuesday afternoon and I should be way out of there by then. Now if there is some construction in that area then I'm SOL. SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving >>> So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a >>> bird, how do you plan on doing it? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >> If at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving Hey Larry, Its been a while.. Hope all is well. Happy Thanksgiving to all. http://www.cpmsglife.org/tg/2006tdm1.html KenS > So, what is everyone's plans for the day and if you are cooking a > bird, how do you plan on doing it? > > We are having our best friends from down in S.V up for the weekend, > with a 16# bird and a 6# ham bbq'd and lightly smoked w/all the fixin's > Hey Larry, > > Its been a while.. Hope all is well. > > Happy Thanksgiving to all. Damn man, it sure has been. Hows life been treating you. Drop me an email and we can catch up.. Happy Holidays to you also |
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