So I was going to do Barb's rhubarb cake...when I fall off the low carb diet; I don't mess about... I didn't have a good deep 9 by 13 inch pan...So a shopping Field Trip was initiated...So while shopping for a good pan I saw a nice looking portable grill/bbq. So while on 1 impluse I bought 2 things...this cake better be good.
Got myself one of those corningware 9 by 13s the newer style kinda oval and kinda blue. And a shiny new car-trunk sized gas grill toy. But what the hey! it's my birthday soon.
-- No Bread Crumbs were hurt in the making of this Meal. Type 2 Diabetic Since Aug 2004 1AC- 7.2, 7.3, 5.5, 5.6 mmol Weight from 265 down to 215 lbs. and dropping. Continuing to be Manitoban
Got myself one of those corningware 9 by 13s the newer style kinda oval and kinda blue. And a shiny new car-trunk sized gas grill toy. But what the hey! it's my birthday soon.
Sounds like you had a good time. It is only your birthday once a year, after all... Enjoy! Cathy
-- I don't suffer from insanity - I enjoy every minute of it
So I was going to do Barb's rhubarb cake...when I fall off the low carb diet; I don't mess about... I didn't have a good deep 9 by 13 inch pan...So a shopping Field Trip was initiated...So while shopping for a good pan I saw a nice looking portable grill/bbq. So while on 1 impluse I bought 2 things...this cake better be good.
Got myself one of those corningware 9 by 13s the newer style kinda oval and kinda blue. And a shiny new car-trunk sized gas grill toy. But what the hey! it's my birthday soon.
I gave up Birthdays....I now have a Birthmonth. More presents that way!
So I was going to do Barb's rhubarb cake...when I fall off the low carb diet; I don't mess about... I didn't have a good deep 9 by 13 inch pan...So a shopping Field Trip was initiated...So while shopping for a good pan I saw a nice looking portable grill/bbq. So while on 1 impluse I bought 2 things...this cake better be good.
Got myself one of those corningware 9 by 13s the newer style kinda oval and kinda blue. And a shiny new car-trunk sized gas grill toy. But what the hey! it's my birthday soon.
I gave up Birthdays....I now have a Birthmonth. More presents that way!
Bubba
I realized the date of my birth comes once a month, all year round. And boy do I feel old.
Frogleg <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
Quoted message said:
I just got a little Sunbeam tabletop gas grill at WalMart. It appears to have about 6,012 parts, but I'm looking forward to the Grilling Experience at last. When I put it together.
Does it claim "Assembles in minutes." ???
I bought a BBQ once that said that on the box, but they didn't tell you it takes 400 minutes!!! The BUMS!!!
Andy
-- "Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles!" - Ed Sullivan (1964)
I just got a little Sunbeam tabletop gas grill at WalMart. It appears to have about 6,012 parts, but I'm looking forward to the Grilling Experience at last. When I put it together.
Does it claim "Assembles in minutes." ???
I bought a BBQ once that said that on the box, but they didn't tell you it takes 400 minutes!!! The BUMS!!!
No time estimate on the box, and it took a bunch of minutes, but directions were good and it *is* together.
Haven't tried it yet. Trying to decide what to cook first. Leaning toward something simple like maybe chicken breasts with a soy-ginger glaze. That should be pretty hard to screw up, no?
Frogleg <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
Quoted message said:
Andy n said:
Frogleg <[email hidden]> wrote
Quoted message said:
I just got a little Sunbeam tabletop gas grill at WalMart. It appears to have about 6,012 parts, but I'm looking forward to the Grilling Experience at last. When I put it together.
Does it claim "Assembles in minutes." ???
I bought a BBQ once that said that on the box, but they didn't tell you it takes 400 minutes!!! The BUMS!!!
No time estimate on the box, and it took a bunch of minutes, but directions were good and it *is* together.
Haven't tried it yet. Trying to decide what to cook first. Leaning toward something simple like maybe chicken breasts with a soy-ginger glaze. That should be pretty hard to screw up, no?
Haven't tried it yet. Trying to decide what to cook first. Leaning toward something simple like maybe chicken breasts with a soy-ginger glaze. That should be pretty hard to screw up, no?
Chicken breasts are easy to screw up. Biggest problem is overcooking them and too high a heat. Consider brining them. The difference between a nicely done breast and one that is too dry and tough is only a minute or two if the heat is too high. Skin on is less prone to drying also.
Don't put the glaze on too soon either or it will burn.
On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 02:01:16 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
"Frogleg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
Quoted message said:
Haven't tried it yet. Trying to decide what to cook first. Leaning toward something simple like maybe chicken breasts with a soy-ginger glaze. That should be pretty hard to screw up, no?
Chicken breasts are easy to screw up. Biggest problem is overcooking them and too high a heat.
Yep. Both A and B. :-) Things certainly go a lot faster in a gas grill with the lid closed than on an open charcoal grate. However, the chicken *was* edible. And the grill worked perfectly -- no problems at all. I need practice, but over all, am quite pleased.
