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  • #736 by Canadian John on 26 Nov 2021

  •  Flavour aside, that looks mighty fine.
  • #737 by Bentley on 07 Dec 2021
  • Seemed relevant!  I like the length!

    Pellet Die
  • #738 by Bentley on 18 Jan 2022
  • I am sitting here thinking that some BB ribs would taste good.  Don't have any, but...been a slow train coming!
  • #739 by hughver on 15 Mar 2022
  • Beef ribs. smoked for 3 hours at 150°, sous vide 24 hours at 155°, sauced and now in 450° oven to set sauce.
  • #740 by pmillen on 15 Mar 2022
  • Yum.

    Whenever I see beef ribs I can't decide if I want to use them (sawed shorter) as soup bones or BBQd as are yours.
  • #741 by Bentley on 15 Mar 2022
  • The beef back ribs would by far be my favorite rib!
  • #742 by hughver on 15 Mar 2022
  • after sauce set the bones just lifted out. Boneless ribs. :clap:
  • #743 by Kristin Meredith on 22 Mar 2022
  • Practiced making individual quiches with Pillsbury Crescent dough.  I overbaked by about 5 minutes, but they came out pretty well.

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  • #744 by pmillen on 22 Mar 2022
  • Great idea!  Perfect for guests' meals.
  • #745 by pmillen on 22 Mar 2022
  • Practiced making individual quiches with Pillsbury Crescent dough.

    Kristin, can you direct me to the S × S recipe?  This looks like a good way to make a quiche and freeze the leftovers.
  • #746 by Kristin Meredith on 22 Mar 2022
  • Practiced making individual quiches with Pillsbury Crescent dough.

    Kristin, can you direct me to the S × S recipe?  This looks like a good way to make a quiche and freeze the leftovers.

    I didn't follow a recipe, I just took the idea of using crescent rolls as a crust and went with it.  I will write up a recipe and post.
  • #747 by Quadman750 on 02 May 2022
  • Salmon candy
  • #748 by Bentley on 16 May 2022
  • Even when gas was $4+ in LA in 2007, I did not hit this number.  A 1st for me!  Was not even a full tank as it cut me off at the C Note! Thanks Covid!



  • #749 by dk117 on 16 May 2022
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  • #750 by 02ebz06 on 16 May 2022
  • I just saw regular for $4.30 and diesel for $5.50.
    I'm fortunate is that aspect for putting gas in vehicles.
    Between wife and , we don't put 1000 miles on a year for both vehicles combined.
    Wife's car is a Volt and gets 30-42 miles all electric before switching to gas.
    I drive my truck about once every 4 to 6 weeks just to keep battery charges.
    Never fill up either vehicle since the gas would go bad before we use it.
    That is the problem with the hybrid, if the gas is getting stale, the car forces gas use.
    Kinda defeats the purpose of having electric.

    If I did fill my truck, I'd be over $100 as well. It has a 32 gal tank.
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