Grill Season is Almost Upon Us...

[Panzermacher]

Originally Posted by Jim O

I like catching the tuna almost as much, but ye who live far from the coast would have a hard time doing that...

Yes they ARE fun to catch...I went Tuna fishing with my Pa-in Law, and Bro-in-law once....they are a blast to catch, and even BETTER to eat!

[lufttiger]

I'm like Jim O, i don't ever stop grilling, i built a covered awning over my deck
so i could do it year round. I grill ever week, usually this is on Sunday and
i do enough for 5 lunches and two dinners. This would be just chicken.

I eat a chicken salad everyday except weekends. Here's the recipe, real
simple. In a freezer size plastic baggie put all your skinless chicken in along
with about a 1/2 a bottle of Italian dressing and let it marinate over night.

This will not only taste good but keep the chicken from drying out too much
on the BBQ.

I grill other goodies as well, but this is my weekly tradition.

[Commander Waffle]

Favorite grill recipe? Hmm... its got to be some angus steak that meranated in a mild BBQ midwestern sauce with some lemon mixed in for 2 days.

Crap I just drooled on myself...

[cyberia]

There's a lot I love different recipes I love to grill with, but my favorite is salmon grilled on a ceder plank in a dill sauce.

[cyberia]

I don't know about the rest of you "new guys" here, but I kinda miss the tales of the big green egg...

[Commander Waffle]

Originally Posted by cyberia

I don't know about the rest of you "new guys" here, but I kinda miss the tales of the big green egg...

LMAO!! Shaltst we quest for thy Holy Green Egg?

[Klaus]

That is the first time I feel "new" to this forum. But I guess I am not supposed to understand something that includes green eggs. Thinking about it...I don't wanna know.

My favourite recipe for marinade:

Olive Oil (without that spinach junkie)
mustard
balsamico vinegar
peppronchini (loads of 'em)
honey
lemon
thyme
Portwine

I know how it sounds, but it is really good. But if you are from the english speeaking part of the world you are propably used to that kind of recipe.

[Tom Houlihan]

Klaus, google "Dr. Seuss" He was a well known author of childrens books, for kids of all ages. Green Eggs and Ham is a classic, with a hidden message...

Then there's The Cat in the Hat, The Grinch, Horton Hears a Who, and the list goes on... When you read them to your children, there are some serious tongue-twisters in there!!!

[Klaus]

I know Dr. Seuss. Mainly from the movies I have to admit. He is not that well known in Austria (can't speak for Gtermany) when it comes to childrens books. I believe reading it in german will take out the fun of the toungetwisters.

[cyberia]

Actually, "The Big Green Egg" is a favorite topic of one of our members here. I'm hoping to lure him into this thread with it.


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