While I was busy thinking about outdoor cooking, my mom was hard at work making Raggedy Andy and Ann for a family friend.
Mom has made rag dolls as far back as I can remember. My set is in lavendar.
I made one Raggedy Ann, but it took FOREVER. I don't have that much patience. So, I stick with grilling and smoking. It does take time to make great food, but it's not as tedious as trying to get poly-fill in the arms of little doll babies.
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Polar Bear Grilling - Pork Loins
Yes! It's cold. And, yes, I am grilling.
Grab a jacket and join the Polar Bear Barbeque Club. It's really not that bad, and the food sure tastes great.
Tonight I'm grilling a pork loin on my small travel Weber. The big Weber is next door, and well . . . you know.
The last time I got a pork loin, my son wanted to know if it was the pig's leg. Guess I need to get him outside and learning more about barbecue. A visit to a farm might be in order too.
If I ever make BBQ pigs leg, I will take pictures and let everyone know.
Labels:
barbecue,
BBQ,
grilling,
polar bear barbeque club,
pork loin
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Mexican on the Grill
Yum. Nachos on the grill are delicious. They only take a couple of minutes to heat. Then, you're ready to eat.
For directions on making Grilled Cheese Nachos, visit Barbeque Master at Garden and Hearth.
I also have a Pica de Gallo recipe that is fabulous with the chips or to serve with any Mexican meal.
Keep checking back. I've been grilling up some great Mexican and Mexican inspired dishes and will continue to post up recipes and directions.
For directions on making Grilled Cheese Nachos, visit Barbeque Master at Garden and Hearth.
I also have a Pica de Gallo recipe that is fabulous with the chips or to serve with any Mexican meal.
Keep checking back. I've been grilling up some great Mexican and Mexican inspired dishes and will continue to post up recipes and directions.
Labels:
grill recipe,
grilled nacho chips,
Mexican food,
pica de gallo
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