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[mjdtexan]

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Ah, you are fishing for the recipe. I have gotten many trophies with that glaze on ribs. Habaneros are not as hot as most folks seem to think once cooked. Also the heat goes away much faster for some reason than Jalapenos. I use this glaze because I have noticed that most folks who volunteer for to judge the meat are females. So I give them a quick and immediate spice flavor (this is Texas) and then give them a sweet finish. They seem to love it. I dont use many habs so the heat is just present long enough for you to taste it and then its replaced by the pineapple.

You could beat the recipe out of me though, thats acceptable.

Hmm, I wasn't going fishing forthe recipe but now it sounds too good to pass up. I can handle a little heat but I like to keep my tastebugs intact.

http://www.pic4ever.com/images/pillowfight.gif Now hand over the recipe and no one gets hurt!

Just kidding,

But if you were inclined to share the recipe I promise not to tell ANYONE!

Well, you've kept your promises so far so I will put it to paper (so to speak) and send it to you later. To bad you were kidding though

 

[The Poultry Peanut]

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I really want to go deer or pig hunting. and we have the guns do do so now

Hog hunting is supposed to be easy. Just get in a deer stand near feeders, and turn a bright light on when the pigs congregate to feed. Then shoot into the madness. At this time, I'm not really into hunting, but my father does it A LOT. Almost every weekend before he turned his feeders off, he would go in there and shoot pigs. Deer hunting is boring though. You sit in a stand, and wait... And wait... and wait... Until one poor deer happens to walk into range. But of course all the men in my family love it.

Archery>rifles on the fun level if you ask me.
If you want to do something fun, get into good shape and then go climb the mountains in Colorado or Montana hunting elk. You don't sit in a stand. You actually stalk the animals. Again, I've never done it, but it's what I would do if I got into that.

Hmm. Maybe we could track the deer...elk is good too though

 

[AK Michelle]

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Hmm, I wasn't going fishing forthe recipe but now it sounds too good to pass up. I can handle a little heat but I like to keep my tastebugs intact.

http://www.pic4ever.com/images/pillowfight.gif Now hand over the recipe and no one gets hurt!

Just kidding,

But if you were inclined to share the recipe I promise not to tell ANYONE!

Well, you've kept your promises so far so I will put it to paper (so to speak) and send it to you later. To bad you were kidding though

You're kinda hard to hit from this distance

 

[mjdtexan]

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Well, you've kept your promises so far so I will put it to paper (so to speak) and send it to you later. To bad you were kidding though

You're kinda hard to hit from this distance

True true. See ya when you get here

Guess what I am doing right now? I planted 63 tomato plants when I planted. Some of them were Cherokee Purple tomatoes. I had never seen a purple tomato. I have just sliced one and I am tasting it. EXTREMELY GOOD with a lot more tomato taste than the plain red ones. They are of medium size and are beautiful. I would recommend them. I am growing them with a commercial interest. They did well in my absence and are doing better in my presence. I am going to taste the Giant Belgiums tomorrow.

 

[MaggieRae]

*Sigh* I'm car-less today and tomorrow. The jeep is evil and needs to be fixed. My father went on a business trip and took his car, so my mother borrowed mine. They still need to buy a new jeep.

I'm stuck at home... But I don't really mind making people come to me.

 

[AK Michelle]

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You're kinda hard to hit from this distance

True true. See ya when you get here

Guess what I am doing right now? I planted 63 tomato plants when I planted. Some of them were Cherokee Purple tomatoes. I had never seen a purple tomato. I have just sliced one and I am tasting it. EXTREMELY GOOD with a lot more tomato taste than the plain red ones. They are of medium size and are beautiful. I would recommend them. I am growing them with a commercial interest. They did well in my absence and are doing better in my presence. I am going to taste the Giant Belgiums tomorrow.

From seeds? Tomatoes are one of my weaknesses. I eat them like apples. Are they really purple?

 

[mjdtexan]

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True true. See ya when you get here

Guess what I am doing right now? I planted 63 tomato plants when I planted. Some of them were Cherokee Purple tomatoes. I had never seen a purple tomato. I have just sliced one and I am tasting it. EXTREMELY GOOD with a lot more tomato taste than the plain red ones. They are of medium size and are beautiful. I would recommend them. I am growing them with a commercial interest. They did well in my absence and are doing better in my presence. I am going to taste the Giant Belgiums tomorrow.

From seeds? Tomatoes are one of my weaknesses. I eat them like apples. Are they really purple?

Yes, I started them from seeds inside my house. They are purpleish. They are for sure not red. They start out green like all tomatoes (I think all tomatoes). I am also growing golden cherry tomatoes this year. Oh my gosh they are good too and really prolific.

 

[MaggieRae]

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From seeds? Tomatoes are one of my weaknesses. I eat them like apples. Are they really purple?

Yes, I started them from seeds inside my house. They are purpleish. They are for sure not red. They start out green like all tomatoes (I think all tomatoes). I am also growing golden cherry tomatoes this year. Oh my gosh they are good too and really prolific.

I don't like the texture of tomatoes, but I like the taste. So you talk of these purple tomatoes, and make us

, but don't give us pictures? That's just cruel. I choose to believe that these supposed 'purple tomatoes' are not purple at all, until I have proof!

 

[mjdtexan]

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Yes, I started them from seeds inside my house. They are purpleish. They are for sure not red. They start out green like all tomatoes (I think all tomatoes). I am also growing golden cherry tomatoes this year. Oh my gosh they are good too and really prolific.

I don't like the texture of tomatoes, but I like the taste. So you talk of these purple tomatoes, and make us

, but don't give us pictures? That's just cruel. I choose to believe that these supposed 'purple tomatoes' are not purple at all, until I have proof!

Dang it, I will get around to it I suppose. I have on purpose let my camera battery die because I need to go outside and document my ruined car but am to depressed about it to do so. I have many more purple maters on the way so you will just have to be a non believe for a few days till I get up enough gumption to go out there with my camera.

 

[AK Michelle]

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Yes, I started them from seeds inside my house. They are purpleish. They are for sure not red. They start out green like all tomatoes (I think all tomatoes). I am also growing golden cherry tomatoes this year. Oh my gosh they are good too and really prolific.

A coworker gave me two plants, the poor things are still living in my bedroom. I need to get them outside but the wind is so constant they just get beat up. I'm going to have to make a wind break of some kind for them. I have a couple theories but haven't been home long enough to really get much accomplished. I think one of them is a golden cherry. I'll have to go read the tags on them.