I can do some damage on wings.
Whats for Supper?
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I can do some damage on wings.
When I was growing up I didn't know a chicken had anything,but two wings and a neck.
Oh boy, now heres some good looking Bark :10:
ThumbUp Awsome looking cook.
lookin good
Dinner tonight ThumbUp
DANG ya'll show make dieting hard. Lookin good
Nice, I'll have to do some ribs again soon.
Lunch.... Tuna Salad 
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Anyone tried one of the Butterball Turkey Footballs??
Not yet, and it looks good epper:
epper:Looks tasty, might be something to dry rub and let it meet some smoke in the egg.
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I haven't tried one yet either, but have seen several posts/pics about them on another forum I'm on and they say they are fine. They come in that netting you see in the pic and most dry rub and smoke them with the netting still on. Looks good to me, but so far I havent found them at the grocery stores near me.
Haven't tried one, but hope they are as good as they look.
Little pork / gravy and veggies
I have a friend that grills a lot , he told me of smearing my turkey with miracal whip, then coating with dry rub before smoking it. Im going to try it for thanks giving day.
I see mayo is starting to also be experimented with on the Big Green Egg forum, guys are using it on Turkey and even trying it on ribs.
Weekend cookout ThumbUp
WOW! Sorry I missed it.
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Any Thanksgiving Food Porn to post?
None here, I got so busy I didn't think to take pictures. The food was all cooked in doors.
Ok, here's mine, and still eating it. ThumbUp
Looks tasty.
Those really look scrumptious. I bet them were medium rare. I can attest for the food at M3 house. There was not much left over.
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My wife's brother in law Andy, prepared a real feast, including both a baked and a fried turkey and all the fixings along with several deserts. This despite the fact that he has stage 3B esophageal and liver cancer. We all insisted that he let us prepare the meal, but he would have no part of it. It's been a tradition in the family for 20 years and he wasn't about to miss out on what could be his last Thanksgiving on this earth, though we pray that isn't so. The man is amazing. That is Andy on the far right, he's lost 70 lbs (his brother Frank is on the left) and most of his hair to the chemo and cant eat anything but liquids, yet he maintains a very positive attitude, one hell of a man and a great cook.
Prayers for ANDY. He really fed ya'll well. Must be some kinda man to have that attitude.
Zook tell him.........Andy, you the Man ThumbUp Thats one good looking cook out.
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ThumbUpOne fine looking spread, I'd be in a coma if all that food was put in front of me.
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