The Ram's defense pretty much shut them down, sacked Wilson five times and hit him 10 times. I'll watch the Superbowl but none of the rest of the playoffs.
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What's for supper?
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Re: What's for supper?
Normally I would watch all of the playoffs however with Covid19 I don’t want to go to the neighbors house to watch them all. In years past his shop was a hangout.
I’m throwing chicken on the grill in a few minutes.
Edit: on the grill now.
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Re: What's for supper?
A decisive win, they scored 116. But gave up 88 to a mediocre team. With 10 minutes left the coach pulled the starters and the back ups gave up a big run of 3’s from Portland. Coach had to put the starters back in. Coach Mark Few is the type of coach who only wants the win doesn’t care about the line or the spread at the end of the game. Zags have been ranked #1 since before the season started.markiver54 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:19 pmHow did Gonzaga fair Hatch?
Sorry,; don't follow college BB. Hope you at least got one of your two?
Several weeks ago I smoked a brisket and made the mistake of buying an entire brisket. Came out perfectly but was way too big for the two of us to eat in a reasonable time. So I froze half of it and pulled the remaining half out of the freezer yesterday. Got some cracked wheat sourdough bread from the local grocer so tonight we are going to have smoked brisket sandwiches. This was the brisket when I first smoked it.
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Ate not long ago, but, still makes my mouth water!Hatchdog wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 7:29 pmA decisive win, they scored 116. But gave up 88 to a mediocre team. With 10 minutes left the coach pulled the starters and the back ups gave up a big run of 3’s from Portland. Coach had to put the starters back in. Coach Mark Few is the type of coach who only wants the win doesn’t care about the line or the spread at the end of the game. Zags have been ranked #1 since before the season started.markiver54 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:19 pmHow did Gonzaga fair Hatch?
Sorry,; don't follow college BB. Hope you at least got one of your two?
Several weeks ago I smoked a brisket and made the mistake of buying an entire brisket. Came out perfectly but was way too big for the two of us to eat in a reasonable time. So I froze half of it and pulled the remaining half out of the freezer yesterday. Got some cracked wheat sourdough bread from the local grocer so tonight we are going to have smoked brisket sandwiches. This was the brisket when I first smoked
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Re: What's for supper?
I love smoked brisket. Could eat a sammich right now.
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Re: What's for supper?
Homemade beef stew tonight. 
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Re: What's for supper?
That's good too. Need to dig my Instant Pot out & fix some. Works good on cold winter days.
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Re: What's for supper?
I had thought of having grilled cheese samwitches and soup but instead I am going to go with chili with beans and crackers.
Re: What's for supper?
Well, I learned one thing for sure with this thread.....this bunch ain't going hungry. 
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Re: What's for supper?
Pizza for the championship game later. And beer! Being lazy today.
Re: What's for supper?
Going to grill a fresh backstrap. Experimented with the marinade. We’ll see. I’ll post pic of on the grill.
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Re: What's for supper?
Well crap. How do I reduce the file size on pics? Help appreciated.
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there should be a way to resize the picture with whatever picture processing program you use
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Thanks Jim. Finally recognized a way to adjust on my pic editing page. Been bugging me for a while.
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a breakfast for supper on the night we arrived in Texas after a 1,300+ mile drive from home .... an egg, cheese, and mushroom omelet seasoned with our own SPG ===> http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... &hilit=spg .... thick sliced bacon .... toast with butter and pineapple marmalade
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Ok, now.
I think I got this ready to eat. I love the experimental aspect of cooking.
I think I got this ready to eat. I love the experimental aspect of cooking.
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I spent most of the day smoking some Baby Back Ribs .... yes I know the professionals prefer a "tug" when you bite and pull meat off the bone .... our preference is fall off the bone .... these were mighty good to us .... the rub was our homemade SPG
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Re: What's for supper?
Dang it Jim! I did have supper, but you're making me hungry again!
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without fear of overstating it, they were dang good .... I'm still learning how to use our Traveler; as well as, our SPG seasoning .... this time the Traveler was set on 250 degrees .... we have another rack to smoke in a couple of days .... I'm a firm advocate of slow cooking and intend to lower the cooking temp to 225 degrees .... they will be seasoned in the same manner and it will be interesting to see if there is any difference
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Re: What's for supper?
We had what we call "spaghetti red" for supper last night. That's pasta with chili instead of a pesto or marinara sauce. That was common for us growing up in SW Missouri.
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