Easter Dinner: What Did You Cook?

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Isabella Maja wrote:Whaddya mean BBang history? Say it ain't so.
Isabella, rumors...all rumors (I hope!) I know it's gone from Casey Jones. Perhaps I will get a chance to contact Chef directly. Found this link, hope not too old/outdated.

http://chefbang.com/
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Crawfish bisque. Cooked the bisque Saturday afternoon then let it sit in the refrigerator overnight. Pulled it out Sunday morning and made crawfish boulettes while it was reheating.
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Oyster wrote:Isabella, rumors...all rumors (I hope!) I know it's gone from Casey Jones. Perhaps I will get a chance to contact Chef directly. Found this link, hope not too old/outdated.

http://chefbang.com/
Ok, between the two of us, we gotta get to the bottom of this!
Keep me posted & I'll try to find out what I can!
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Boiled crawfish and margaritas.
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PNG wrote:Boiled crawfish and margaritas.
That's an odd combo - sounds like heartburn to me.

I smoked a couple of chickens. Due to the winds, I finished them in the oven. Meanwhile, I put the tenderloin on the smoker while I heated up the grill and everything came out fantastic.
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I like crawfish & margaritas. Or any "summery" cocktail really.
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Margaritas and crawfish are perfect together.
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loves margaritas...they're my go to summer drink. I'm weird this way. I drink white russians in the winter...margaritas in the summer. But, since we moved down here...I don't think I've had a single white russian!
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possibly because we usually don't have a winter. :toast:
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kcdixiecat wrote:loves margaritas...they're my go to summer drink. I'm weird this way. I drink white russians in the winter...margaritas in the summer. But, since we moved down here...I don't think I've had a single white russian!
get yourself over to Rivershack for a White Russian! I've left my own parties to run over there for a fix. but why a single, when you can make it a double, cheers!
After Mon & Tues, even the calendar says W-T-F!
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