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frohe > wrote:
> While I'm at it, happy Father's Day to all you Dads. Thanks, but I'm just a mother ****er. I've got two chickens and a couple pounds of hot Italian sausage to do tomorrow. I've never smoked Italian sausage, come to think of it. -sw |
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Sqwertz >spewed forth: > frohe > wrote: > >> While I'm at it, happy Father's Day to all you Dads. > > Thanks, but I'm just a mother ****er. It's good you recognize that fact. > > I've got two chickens and a couple pounds of hot Italian sausage to > do tomorrow. I've never smoked Italian sausage, come to think of > it. > <chuckle> I bet you've smoked lots of "italian sausage" |
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Poppy > wrote:
> In , > Sqwertz >spewed forth: >> frohe > wrote: >> >>> While I'm at it, happy Father's Day to all you Dads. >> >> Thanks, but I'm just a mother ****er. > > It's good you recognize that fact. > >> >> I've got two chickens and a couple pounds of hot Italian sausage to >> do tomorrow. I've never smoked Italian sausage, come to think of >> it. >> > > <chuckle> > I bet you've smoked lots of "italian sausage" Do I know you? Why don't you introduce yourself and go away. -sw |
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Denny Wheeler > wrote:
> On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:54:28 -0500, Sqwertz > > wrote: > > (to the below) >>Poppy > wrote: > >>Do I know you? >> >>Why don't you introduce yourself and go away. >> > > verizon.net user, using OE to post. And he's posting from Texas. Just what we need - another inbred Texan. ObBBQ: I just took my two spatchcocked chickens off the smoker after 3 hours (165F in the thigh). They certainly jizzed all over the place when I stuck them with the thermometer. I just hope they're not too salty. I brined these in chicken stock with Lipton golden onion soup mix. -sw |
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![]() On 15-Jun-2008, Sqwertz > wrote: > Denny Wheeler > wrote: > > > On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:54:28 -0500, Sqwertz > > > wrote: > > > > (to the below) > >>Poppy > wrote: > > > >>Do I know you? > >> > >>Why don't you introduce yourself and go away. > >> > > > > verizon.net user, using OE to post. > > And he's posting from Texas. Just what we need - another inbred > Texan. > > ObBBQ: I just took my two spatchcocked chickens off the smoker after > 3 hours (165F in the thigh). They certainly jizzed all over the > place when I stuck them with the thermometer. I just hope they're > not too salty. I brined these in chicken stock with Lipton golden > onion soup mix. > > -sw I am interested in hearing how they turned out. Good, bad or possibly needing some particular improvement. -- Brick(Youth is wasted on young people) |
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Brick > wrote:
> On 15-Jun-2008, Sqwertz > wrote: > >> Denny Wheeler > wrote: >> >>> On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:54:28 -0500, Sqwertz > >>> wrote: >>> >>> (to the below) >>>>Poppy > wrote: >>> >>>>Do I know you? >>>> >>>>Why don't you introduce yourself and go away. >>>> >>> >>> verizon.net user, using OE to post. >> >> And he's posting from Texas. Just what we need - another inbred >> Texan. >> >> ObBBQ: I just took my two spatchcocked chickens off the smoker after >> 3 hours (165F in the thigh). They certainly jizzed all over the >> place when I stuck them with the thermometer. I just hope they're >> not too salty. I brined these in chicken stock with Lipton golden >> onion soup mix. > > I am interested in hearing how they turned out. Good, bad or possibly > needing some particular improvement. I didn't take any pictures, but these turned out just fine. SInce I used the commercial brine stuff, it tasted a lot like a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store - fairly salty but not too salty. And smoked, too - which you can't get from a store-bought rotisserie chicken. I'll probably use the chicken stock (made from Tone's chicken base) more often. I don't think the golden onion soup did much for it. -sw |
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Nunya Bidnits > wrote:
> Poppy wrote: >> In , >> Sqwertz >spewed forth: >>> frohe > wrote: >>> >>>> While I'm at it, happy Father's Day to all you Dads. >>> >>> Thanks, but I'm just a mother ****er. >> >> It's good you recognize that fact. >> >> >>> >>> I've got two chickens and a couple pounds of hot Italian sausage to >>> do tomorrow. I've never smoked Italian sausage, come to think of >>> it. >>> >> >> <chuckle> >> I bet you've smoked lots of "italian sausage" > > I had him peacefully plonked but thanks so much for reposting what he > "spewed forth" (your words). > > I've got plenty of extra room in my killfile.... > > MartyB in KC And a happy **** you, too. I had you and your endless dribblings killfiled up until a week ago. Time to return the favor. -sw |
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"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
> Poppy > wrote: > >> In , >> Sqwertz >spewed forth: >>> frohe > wrote: >>> >>>> While I'm at it, happy Father's Day to all you Dads. >>> >>> Thanks, but I'm just a mother ****er. >> >> It's good you recognize that fact. >> >>> >>> I've got two chickens and a couple pounds of hot Italian sausage to >>> do tomorrow. I've never smoked Italian sausage, come to think of >>> it. >>> >> >> <chuckle> >> I bet you've smoked lots of "italian sausage" > > Do I know you? > > Why don't you introduce yourself and go away. > > -sw gee stevie, seems you have fans everywhere what a surprise<chuckle> |
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"Denny Wheeler" > wrote in message
> On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 19:57:58 -0500, "Nunya Bidnits" > > wrote: > >> Poppy wrote: >>> In , >>> Sqwertz >spewed forth: > >> I had him peacefully plonked but thanks so much for reposting what he >> "spewed forth" (your words). >> >> I've got plenty of extra room in my killfile.... > > If I'm reading you right, it's Swertz you have peacefully plonked. > I've never seen anything from him that bugged me enough to think about > the KF--"poppy" otoh... > you obviously have very low standards. ****ing mothers and his reply to Nunya doesn't "bug" you? to each his own<shrug> |
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"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
> Nunya Bidnits > wrote: > >> Poppy wrote: >>> In , >>> Sqwertz >spewed forth: >>>> frohe > wrote: >>>> >>>>> While I'm at it, happy Father's Day to all you Dads. >>>> >>>> Thanks, but I'm just a mother ****er. >>> >>> It's good you recognize that fact. >>> >>> >>>> >>>> I've got two chickens and a couple pounds of hot Italian sausage to >>>> do tomorrow. I've never smoked Italian sausage, come to think of >>>> it. >>>> >>> >>> <chuckle> >>> I bet you've smoked lots of "italian sausage" >> >> I had him peacefully plonked but thanks so much for reposting what he >> "spewed forth" (your words). >> >> I've got plenty of extra room in my killfile.... >> >> MartyB in KC > > And a happy **** you, too. I had you and your endless dribblings > killfiled up until a week ago. Time to return the favor. > > -sw Gee, what a surprise. It's no wonder you have so many "fans" Do you kiss your mother with that mouth? Of course you do, you already admitted doin yer mom |
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"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
> Denny Wheeler > wrote: > >> On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:54:28 -0500, Sqwertz > >> wrote: >> >> (to the below) >>> Poppy > wrote: >> >>> Do I know you? >>> >>> Why don't you introduce yourself and go away. >>> >> >> verizon.net user, using OE to post. > > And he's posting from Texas. Just what we need - another inbred > Texan. > speakin of inbred, if people like you would quit doin their mothers , there would be alot less of it. |
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