texanwitch
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:14 AM
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Tomorrow at this time I will start the fire to smoke the meat, takes a few hours to get the coals |
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ready.
A few hours after that my neighbors show up to watch and drink beer and talk, I hope everyone else has a good time also.
:toast: to good neighbors and friends.
Y'all have a good Thursday and weekend.
Now Thursday we fry the the turkey and several chickens.
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wildhorses
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:29 AM
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1. sounds like fun, Enjoy!! |
texanwitch
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:33 AM
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3. You do wildhorses, I hope you have a great day and weekend. |
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The frying of the turkey should be interesting, no one here has ever done it before.
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:31 AM
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2. "smoke the meat" sounds so...well, so... |
texanwitch
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:37 AM
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4. To bad you can't smell tha nice sweet smell of pecan wood. |
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I have lots green and seasoned wood ready to go.
I really don't care for oven baked turkey anymore.
A big turkey can take a long time.
I think the turkey really enjoys the smoke myself.
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:42 AM
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Nothing like doing a bird on the coals. Been doing mine for years in my Web-ah kettle grill.
:toast:
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texanwitch
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Tue Nov-21-06 11:51 AM
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6. You are so right meegbear. |
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I used to use a weber kettle but I have too many things to smoke so I use something bigger.
For small amounts I do use my Weber.
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