John A
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Meat & Potato
Sun, 09/27/09 6:03 PM
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analei
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Re:Meat & Potato
Sun, 09/27/09 8:40 PM
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YUMMY.
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myterry2
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Re:Meat & Potato
Sun, 09/27/09 8:47 PM
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 YUMMY, YUMMY
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baileysoriginal
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Re:Meat & Potato
Sun, 09/27/09 9:32 PM
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Once again - you've got it going on - it looks outstanding--
but where's one of your famous salads??
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joerogo
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Re:Meat & Potato
Sun, 09/27/09 9:53 PM
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Hey John, I still say you are painting those grill marks on. They are too perfect.   Stew Leonards had veal chops at $5.99 per pound again. This time I bought a dozen. I am finding out that there is a big difference in hard wood charcoal though. I purchased some no-name brand and couldn't get it over 500 degrees.
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Big_Ted
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Re:Meat & Potato
Mon, 09/28/09 12:25 AM
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joerogo
Hey John, I still say you are painting those grill marks on. They are too perfect.
Stew Leonards had veal chops at $5.99 per pound again. This time I bought a dozen. I am finding out that there is a big difference in hard wood charcoal though. I purchased some no-name brand and couldn't get it over 500 degrees.
I hear you on the hardwood charcoal. I tried to use some namebrand stuff and it popped cinders all over the place like a July 4th sparkler.
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John A
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Re:Meat & Potato
Mon, 09/28/09 10:09 AM
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joerogo
Hey John, I still say you are painting those grill marks on. They are too perfect.
Stew Leonards had veal chops at $5.99 per pound again. This time I bought a dozen. I am finding out that there is a big difference in hard wood charcoal though. I purchased some no-name brand and couldn't get it over 500 degrees.
Ace hardware sells the grill mark paint.  Hard wood (Lump) charcoal needs a lot of air flow to reach maximum temps. Everyone I know of that uses Royal Oak is very happy with it. http://www.nakedwhiz.com/lumpdatabase/lumpbag11.htm
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