Ohio Chatter DEV

Belly35

What a great day yesterday, after working in the garden and around the house had some burger on the grill so good.
Today BQ pork chops, marinated sliced potatoes and grilled corn.... Tall glass of Conrad Irish ale
going to be a good day again....

what at are you grilling today ...

Uz2Bon36

Belly35;1726396 wrote:Tall glass of Conrad Irish ale
...

Conway?

MontyBrunswick

Belly35;1726396 wrote:what at are you grilling today ...

huh?

sportchampps

BBQ Salmon

iclfan2

Gonna do a pork tenderloin over inderect heat, then maybe sear it at the end. Bought some white corn on the cob at the grocery store, probably not as good as sweet corn in OH, but I'll give it a try on the grill as well.

BRF

Burgers.

Heretic

Me not grill today. Me just finish fry wings. Me eat them and they good. Now me sit on couch. Watch sports.

WebFire

Did some New York strips on Friday night that were just killer. Saturday did some brats from a local meat shop. They make them themselves, and do some interesting flavors. Tried the pizza and mexican ones. Not bad.

Belly35

sportchampps;1726414 wrote:BBQ Salmon

Love salmon on the grill .... sold me sportchampps tonight for sure..

grilled salmon, green bean in maderia sauce, boiled red skin potatoes w/garlic butter and sweet ice tea

Belly35

WebFire;1726499 wrote:Did some New York strips on Friday night that were just killer. Saturday did some brats from a local meat shop. They make them themselves, and do some interesting flavors. Tried the pizza and mexican ones. Not bad.

I'm alway interested in trying new and different items ... but some thing you just don't screw with and good old traditional brats are one of those... Traditional orginal brats, smothered in iron skillet cooked green peppers and onions w/ mustard ... so good..

Raw Dawgin' it

Grilled last night - burgers, dogs, lamb, eggplant, peppers, onions, corn, and pineapple. Perfect day for it.

WebFire

Belly35;1726503 wrote:I'm alway interested in trying new and different items ... but some thing you just don't screw with and good old traditional brats are one of those... Traditional orginal brats, smothered in iron skillet cooked green peppers and onions w/ mustard ... so good..

I agree mostly. I won't do these again. Though I do like some varieties. Bucyrus brats, cheddar brats, and beer brats are pretty good.

Fab4Runner

I hosted a surprise birthday BBQ for my sister on Saturday. We grilled burgers and hot dogs. We also had an insane amount of other food.

Belly35

WebFire;1726505 wrote:I agree mostly. I won't do these again. Though I do like some varieties. Bucyrus brats, cheddar brats, and beer brats are pretty good.

They ever do anything with the round house? When I first visited it years ago I thought what a great place, something should be done to save this wonderful history of American Rail

WebFire

Belly35;1726520 wrote:They ever do anything with the round house? When I first visited it years ago I thought what a great place, something should be done to save this wonderful history of American Rail

No idea. I get my Bucyrus brats from a local meat shop.

Belly35

WebFire;1726522 wrote:No idea. I get my Bucyrus brats from a local meat shop.

Sorry, I thought you lived in Bucyrus, Ohio

wraith51

Belly35;1726503 wrote:I'm alway interested in trying new and different items ... but some thing you just don't screw with and good old traditional brats are one of those... Traditional orginal brats, smothered in iron skillet cooked green peppers and onions w/ mustard ... so good..

My Dad started making a jalepeno cheddar and bacon brat, uses real chunks of jalepeno in there too. First batch didn't taste much bacon in there, next batch was awesome, not overpowering or compromise the flavor of the brat. Kinda adds a smokey flavor to it.

Old Rider

Fab4Runner;1726507 wrote:I hosted a surprise birthday BBQ for my sister on Saturday. We grilled burgers and hot dogs. We also had an insane amount of other food.

So you were grilling....not BBQ'ing??

Fab4Runner

Old Rider;1726542 wrote:So you were grilling....not BBQ'ing??

I suppose so. Although, barbeque (or BBQ) can mean these two things as well:

2. a framework, as a grill or a spit, or a fireplace for cooking meat or vegetables over an open fire.

4. a meal, usually in the open air and often as a political or social gathering, at which meats are roasted over an open hearth or pit.

fish82