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Originally posted by MikeS.
Hey JB, how’d ya like that Cholula, BOY?
Its good, La Gold is better & hotter. I like a real hot sauce as a table sauce. I like to taste the food & some pepper/vinagar flavor on certain dishes, not all though. I’ll use the really hot sauces to spice up a pot of food cause it don’t take as much or add too much vinagar taste.
Sometimes for a snack we nuke leftover rice & butter, mix in a generous amount of mild hot sauce & top with bacon & cheese.
I call it red rice
Hey JB, how’d ya like that Cholula, BOY?
Looks like some spare ammo on the corn plate ready for a reload, don’t blame ya [:p]
Oh Yummy!
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Originally posted by jellybear
Looks Good!Im still drooling over your Ribs!How long did you smoke em?
They smoked @250 grate temp for 4.5 hours using mesquite.
Looks Good!Im still drooling over your Ribs!How long did you smoke em?
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Originally posted by annpeeples
Looks great-so please give us a description!
Mashed tators, hamburger steaks with pan onion & mushroom gravy (thickened with corn starch & wine) Mexi corn with French bread on the side,
The hot sauces are hot to mild from left to right, Tiger sauce is a spicy hot kinda sweet sauce.
Looks great-so please give us a description!
Tiger Sauce rules – that stuff is great on everything!
Mardi Gras dinner
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