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Did a craft show ,in the rain off and on, made 31/2 times my booth space. Not to bad!!
In Dixville Notch N.H.
Bill
In Dixville Notch N.H.
Bill
Brand new Wegmans opened under a mile from my house about two hours ago. Just ran over to take a look around. Gonna be nice having that place so close. And their wine prices are comparable to TW.
Brand new Wegmans opened under a mile from my house about two hours ago. Just ran over to take a look around. Gonna be nice having that place so close. And their wine prices are comparable to TW.
Openned early, originally it was August then I heard June 6. We've been waiting for it as well.
Took the afternoon off, along w/ Mrs Boatboy and watched the Nats crush Tampa. Was nice seeing Wilson Ramos back in DC and he got a warm reception.
Came home from services to see a brown object moving around in a live trap I set. My son found a "rabbit hole" yesterday, try a gigantic ground hog hole under a cedar we were removing. Set the trap with some really ripe limes. Must of smelled the sweet stuff and had me a ground hog. Texted my local ground hog expert, @jgmann67 for some advice. Released it about 4 miles away with two nice sized streams between me and the release point. Now to figure out if it's the only one, or just the tip of the iceberg. I only like attempting to trap on weekend days, especially when it's not too hot out, so today worked out well.
I do have a new respect for how powerful the little critters are. I was worried it was gonna break through the trap door at any minute. Noticeable bend in the door now, had troubles keeping it opened with the safety latch.
Wonder how they would tasted smoked on some charcoal? Bet it'd taste like chicken, LOL.
Trying my first brisket on the kettle grill. Using a snake with a water pan and some cherry chips along the snake. Not shown in the image is a foil shield between the lit coals and the meat, which I'll rotate around in a few hours when I open to rotate the meat (keeping the thicker side towards the lit coals). Temperature is holding around 235*F, trying to lower it a bit more if possible. If it gets done too early (it is only the flat) they say it can rest for a few hours in a cooler and still stay warm enough to slice and serve.
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Everyone in the family loved it. I keep admiring a whole brisket at our Giant, $2.99/lb, cryvac'd, but I just had to pay the car insurance bill, and my daughter finally got her license, so I'm expecting a $350 additional bill later in the week, time for some toasted cheese sandwiches with tomato soup, for three or four nights in a row.How was the brisket?
My wife mentioned the "richness" aka greasiness. Not her favorite meal. Her parents made her eat all kinds of stuff, not like "here try this it's good", more like "eat it or nothing more tonight". I've made it a point to offer options at dinner and all my kids have turned out to like about anything I put out there. They also are honest when they don't like something so I can provide an alternative they do when we make that meal the next time. We had steamed brussel spouts with parmesean cheese tonight...my son's eyes got big and I had to wrestle a few of them away before he ate them all!They’re a little more like meat than chicken, sort of like pork, but greasier like an armadillo.......
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