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    Burgers, brats, deer sausage stuffed grilled portabello, blue moon. Margaritas.

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    Make sure it's all soaked in Dale's and beer is in a Yeti cooler!
    Wrap it in Maroon and White

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    Boiled Shrimp and grilling some Texas Grassfed Waygu Burgers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dawgowar View Post
    Boiled Shrimp and grilling some Texas Grassfed Waygu Burgers.
    Tha **** is a Waygu burger?

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    crawfish
    babyback ribs
    chicken leg quarters
    chicken breasts
    burgers
    hot dogs
    brats
    deer sausage
    corn on the cob
    red potatoes
    macaroni and cheese
    seafood salad
    potato salad
    "Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet." James "Mad Dog" Mattis, General/USMC August 2006

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    Quote Originally Posted by Treemydawg View Post
    Tha **** is a Waygu burger?
    Wagyu is a breed of cow, the most famous of which are raised in the Kobe Region of Japan.

    Edit: also, likely 99.9% of the places you've seen "Kobe beef", whether in burger form or other, on a menu was just Wagyu from another location. Still great stuff, bot not Kobe. Beef from Kobe is rarely exported (typically to top shelf restaurants), and you'll certainly never find it on a menu for $12.99 (e.g., the 'Kobe burger' at Veranda, Starkville).
    Last edited by BeardoMSU; 07-04-2017 at 04:55 PM.

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    Fried catfish Friday, Ribs Saturday and Brisket Sunday. Silver bullets all throughout

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeardoMSU View Post
    Edit: also, likely 99.9% of the places you've seen "Kobe beef", whether in burger form or other, on a menu was just Wagyu from another location. Still great stuff, bot not Kobe. Beef from Kobe is rarely exported (typically to top shelf restaurants), and you'll certainly never find it on a menu for $12.99 (e.g., the 'Kobe burger' at Veranda, Starkville).
    Yep. See this all the time and always get a laugh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg View Post
    Kept it simple tonight - brats

    Delicious!!! I could eat 400 of those juicy brats

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeardoMSU View Post
    Wagyu is a breed of cow, the most famous of which are raised in the Kobe Region of Japan.

    Edit: also, likely 99.9% of the places you've seen "Kobe beef", whether in burger form or other, on a menu was just Wagyu from another location. Still great stuff, bot not Kobe. Beef from Kobe is rarely exported (typically to top shelf restaurants), and you'll certainly never find it on a menu for $12.99 (e.g., the 'Kobe burger' at Veranda, Starkville).
    I wish those burgers would wagyu into my mouth, I am so hungry


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    Been smoking a beef brisket from Brooksville since 2. I've had it frozen for a year been too intimidated to try it. Novice on the grill but I've gotten pretty decent with steaks & rib racks so I guess this is the next step. Moment of truth coming at Twenty hundred hours.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Relardo Sidney View Post
    I wish those burgers would wagyu into my mouth, I am so hungry

    Lol, nice.

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    Chicken and corn turned out great. Also roasted some fresh peas we got from the farmers market this weekend (with bacon and fresh mint). Also baked some bread; I've been trying to get better at baking, and luckily this one was successful (folded in some fresh chopped rosemary, as well as a couple garlic cloves, finely diced).



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    Sorry to trailer-park the thread up.....Hand made brats (by SapperDawg and myself), from South MS sourced wild hog with grilled red onion. Oh, and a side of Funyuns and Flamin' Hot Cheetos...White cans..etc. Happy Independence Day, Dawgs. Cheers.

    Edit: Oh and a few pints of Curlew's Porter from Chandeleur. Best damned Porter I've had.

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    Whatcha do with the rest of the bags of funyuns and flamin hot cheetos, I love those

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    Quote Originally Posted by Relardo Sidney View Post
    Whatcha do with the rest of the bags of funyuns and flamin hot cheetos, I love those
    Found a cheeto that looks like a bear....


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    Quote Originally Posted by jbjones View Post
    Found a cheeto that looks like a bear....

    I love flamin hot cheetos, you should try the pizza version, it's delicious!!


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    Homemade Hooter's Wangs and freshly shelled green butter beans

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    Quote Originally Posted by jbjones View Post
    Sorry to trailer-park the thread up.....Hand made brats (by SapperDawg and myself), from South MS sourced wild hog with grilled red onion. Oh, and a side of Funyuns and Flamin' Hot Cheetos...White cans..etc. Happy Independence Day, Dawgs. Cheers.

    Edit: Oh and a few pints of Curlew's Porter from Chandeleur. Best damned Porter I've had.

    Damn bro. Sling'n it

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    Aight. Had to a take a couple days off but tonight I laid down some bacon wrapped elk steaks, baby back ribs, and twice baked potatoes. Had a couple Coronas while it was all coming together.

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