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Ross Wade wrote:ALRIGHT FOLKS...HERE IS THE SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER MENU............
We have decided to have a Low Country Shrimp Boil and a BBQ Cook-Off
For those who would like to contribute to the Low Country Boil, we will need: 3 lbs of shrimp, 3 kielbasa's, 5 lbs of potatoes, and 3 packs of 9 corn nibblets....thats a pretty full pot there and it will feed 12-15 people easy. The SHRIMP will be purchased locally, when we get there.
For those who don't like or are allergic to seafood, there will be a BBQ Cook-Off. This could be ribs, briskit, chicken...etc.
Dutch Oven side dishes are always welcome. Just remember the DO rule-of-thumb.......fix enough for 2 - 4 people. Believe it or not, but that is more then enough food and there isn't much left over at the end of the meal.
Plates, napkins, eattin ware always helps too. Let's know what you can contribute so we can make sure that everything is covered.
The list of food and items begins:
Mary Ann: Chocolate Chip Cookies
Steve : Dry Rub ribs
Jim : Tater salad
Woody : Ribs
Ross : Shrimp
Woody wrote: ..................... But you have to be there and enjoy it yourself as friends new and old coming together for a grand old time
Chip wrote:Mason jar,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Watermellon,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YEEEEE HAWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,,,,, oops,,, shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
tequilla might make ya clothes fall of but "da mellon" make ya hide em,,,![]()
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Woody wrote:Ross Wade wrote:ALRIGHT FOLKS...HERE IS THE SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER MENU............
We have decided to have a Low Country Shrimp Boil and a BBQ Cook-Off
For those who would like to contribute to the Low Country Boil, we will need: 3 lbs of shrimp, 3 kielbasa's, 5 lbs of potatoes, and 3 packs of 9 corn nibblets....thats a pretty full pot there and it will feed 12-15 people easy. The SHRIMP will be purchased locally, when we get there.
For those who don't like or are allergic to seafood, there will be a BBQ Cook-Off. This could be ribs, briskit, chicken...etc.
Dutch Oven side dishes are always welcome. Just remember the DO rule-of-thumb.......fix enough for 2 - 4 people. Believe it or not, but that is more then enough food and there isn't much left over at the end of the meal.
Plates, napkins, eattin ware always helps too. Let's know what you can contribute so we can make sure that everything is covered.
The list of food and items begins:
Mary Ann: Chocolate Chip Cookies
Steve : Dry Rub ribs
Jim : Tater salad
Woody : Ribs
Ross : Shrimp
That sounds good to me I can hardly wait to go. It looks as if another good time is in the making. AH yes good times, good times
Chip wrote:Woody,, I did,, Idid,,, but ya got to empty your message box on da phone before I can leave ya anotherone,,,![]()
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Ross Wade wrote:Just want to bring the menu forward a few pages......to keep it fresh on everyones minds :twisted:![]()
ALRIGHT FOLKS...HERE IS THE SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER MENU............
We have decided to have a Low Country Shrimp Boil and a BBQ Cook-Off
For those who would like to contribute to the Low Country Boil, we will need: 3 lbs of shrimp, 3 kielbasa's, 5 lbs of potatoes, and 3 packs of 9 corn nibblets....thats a pretty full pot there and it will feed 12-15 people easy. The SHRIMP will be purchased locally, when we get there.
For those who don't like or are allergic to seafood, there will be a BBQ Cook-Off. This could be ribs, briskit, chicken...etc.
Dutch Oven side dishes are always welcome. Just remember the DO rule-of-thumb.......fix enough for 2 - 4 people. Believe it or not, but that is more then enough food and there isn't much left over at the end of the meal.
Plates, napkins, eattin ware always helps too. Let's know what you can contribute so we can make sure that everything is covered.
The list of food and items begins:
Mary Ann: Chocolate Chip Cookies
Steve : Dry Rub ribs
Jim : Tater salad
Woody : Ribs
Ross : Shrimp for the boil
Bob D : taters and onions for the boil
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