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Author Topic: What's on the grill, folks?  (Read 1103014 times)

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Yesterday at 09:01:25 AM Reply #7110

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
Quote from: glenn57 on Yesterday at 08:27:20 AM
Quote from: Cooperman on Yesterday at 08:10:32 AM
Quote from: mike89 on January 01/10/25, 07:06:08 PM
oh I like them dang little things but they have to be cooked right...   not boiled for sure...    :rotflmao:
I like to roast them with olive oil, salt and pepper. Boiled, no way.
Coopy.......what do you mean by roast........under the broiler???? always looking for better ways to cook stuff!!!!!

i used to boil aspargus..........until i had some on the grill........now its grilled or raw aspargus!!!!!

Put them in a ziplock bag with EVOO, salt and pepper, toss.
Spread out on sheet pan in oven set to 400*
Shake pan several times during for even cooking.
Sprinkle with a little more salt when you remove from oven
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Yesterday at 09:12:00 AM Reply #7111

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
 :happy1: :happy1: how long to cook???????
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Yesterday at 09:24:05 AM Reply #7112

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
Quote from: glenn57 on Yesterday at 09:12:00 AM
:happy1: :happy1: how long to cook???????
30 min. But keep an eye on them
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Yesterday at 09:26:50 AM Reply #7113

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
Quote from: Cooperman on Yesterday at 09:24:05 AM
Quote from: glenn57 on Yesterday at 09:12:00 AM
:happy1: :happy1: how long to cook???????
30 min. But keep an eye on them
:happy1: :happy1: thanks bud!!!!!! :bow:
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Yesterday at 03:20:41 PM Reply #7114

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
You eat those Glenn? I'm proud a ya! I picked up some pre seasoned " fire cracker" sprouts from Slyvee last weekend,  good stuff!
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Yesterday at 03:45:04 PM Reply #7115

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
We love those and we will be doing your method.  They look great!  We steam them usually.
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Yesterday at 04:01:18 PM Reply #7116

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
Quote from: Bobberineyes on Yesterday at 03:20:41 PM
You eat those Glenn? I'm proud a ya! I picked up some pre seasoned " fire cracker" sprouts from Slyvee last weekend,  good stuff!
never heard of those. Be interesting  not even sure were the closest slyvee is to me!
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Yesterday at 04:33:40 PM Reply #7117

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
Quote from: glenn57 on Yesterday at 04:01:18 PM
Quote from: Bobberineyes on Yesterday at 03:20:41 PM
You eat those Glenn? I'm proud a ya! I picked up some pre seasoned " fire cracker" sprouts from Slyvee last weekend,  good stuff!
never heard of those. Be interesting  not even sure were the closest slyvee is to me!

cities or south of you
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Yesterday at 04:36:02 PM Reply #7118

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
Quote from: mike89 on Yesterday at 04:33:40 PM
Quote from: glenn57 on Yesterday at 04:01:18 PM
Quote from: Bobberineyes on Yesterday at 03:20:41 PM
You eat those Glenn? I'm proud a ya! I picked up some pre seasoned " fire cracker" sprouts from Slyvee last weekend,  good stuff!
never heard of those. Be interesting  not even sure were the closest slyvee is to me!

cities or south of you
st cloud could use a little more competition.  :happy1:
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Yesterday at 09:35:19 PM Reply #7119

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
We do the same thing with roasting the Brussels sprouts. I like to use the really coarse salt, kosher or from a grinder. I also like to add a small dash of balsamic.
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Today at 07:33:13 AM Reply #7120

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
We do our asparagus like that too, but throw some cut up bacon in with it after coating it with a little EVOO. :happy1:
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Today at 07:58:58 AM Reply #7121

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
A little Parmesan cheese is good sometimes, too.
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Today at 08:19:17 AM Reply #7122

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Re: What's on the grill, folks?
 :happy1: May have to try that!!
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