Old news for this group.
Let's talk about real bar-b-que like baby backs, pork butts, etc.
Fawks
Take Asparagus brush lightly with olive oil, sprinkle with freshly grated
parmesan, on foil grilled with the lid closed.
Remember the tinner's joint for porcelain jacket crowns? Well if you take paper
thin slices of potatoes and onions layered with butter, seasoned to taste and
wrapped in foil sealed using the tinner's joint twice. You cook it turning
frequently till the foil puffs up like the old jiffy popcorn and you have
another great side dish. Browned and steamed at the same time.

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Peter Meiers - 30 Jul 2005 10:59 GMT
Don´t forget to add the one or the other crown ...
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Roy Brown schrieb:
> Take Asparagus brush lightly with olive oil, sprinkle with freshly grated
> parmesan, on foil grilled with the lid closed.
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>Old news for this group.
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>Let's talk about real bar-b-que like baby backs, pork butts, etc.
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>Fawks
OK, why does pork butt come from the shoulder ?
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Steven Fawks - 01 Aug 2005 20:25 GMT
I don't know. Why?
;-)
Fawks
I don't cut them up (though I do remember butchering hogs
when I was a kid, but they never let me close to anything
with a knife<G>) I just cook 'em.
> OK, why does pork butt come from the shoulder ?
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> W_B