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Enchiladas with Spanish rice and homemade salsa!

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That looks great Glenn! I’m making smoked meatloaf tomorrow.

Enchiladas and meatloaf both sound great. We made English muffin pizzas on leech lake tonight

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Coletrain those look fantastic!

Thanks, there great and really easy for a quick meal

Yep those look great!?

Im making smoked meatloaf today. I got the recipe from Matt Pitman ala MeatChurch. Looks fantastic! I have the loaves in the freezer for a while to firm up then will put on the smoker for about 4 hours or until hit temp. I know, pics or it didnt happen, but I will post the before and after when the time comes.

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Wow that looks great!

It was fantastic!

Good skin on dogs on the ice

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Coletrain27 wrote:

Enchiladas and meatloaf both sound great. We made English muffin pizzas on leech lake tonight

coletrain, can a guy make these with plain burger buns??

Coletrain27 wrote:

Good skin on dogs on the ice

You must be a hungry dude Coletrain. 8 mini pizzas last night and 8 dogs tonight? That’s a lot of food.

Ya cook enough 1 time for leftovers!!

glenn57 wrote:

coletrain, can a guy make these with plain burger buns??

I’ve never tried that. They might get kinda soggy with the pizza sauce

gim wrote:

You must be a hungry dude Coletrain. 8 mini pizzas last night and 8 dogs tonight? That’s a lot of food.

Well there is 3 of us eating lol

Coletrain, I have eaten some mighty fine steaks in my lifetime but those hotdogs take me back to my childhood when we would clean up the blowdown in the timbers of our little farm.
In springtime we would clean up the mess that winter storms would leave, we would have several wood fires burning at the same time and the first ones would be almost down to coals and mom would bring out a package of fresh locker made hotdogs and we would cook those things on a long stick over those coals, nothing better!! and to this day, better than any old steak.
I can imagine how good those were out on the ice, sure brings back some good memories, thank you.

Iowaboy1 wrote:

Coletrain, I have eaten some mighty fine steaks in my lifetime but those hotdogs take me back to my childhood when we would clean up the blowdown in the timbers of our little farm.
In springtime we would clean up the mess that winter storms would leave, we would have several wood fires burning at the same time and the first ones would be almost down to coals and mom would bring out a package of fresh locker made hotdogs and we would cook those things on a long stick over those coals, nothing better!! and to this day, better than any old steak.
I can imagine how good those were out on the ice, sure brings back some good memories, thank you.

They’re great every once in a while. Gotta get a good char on them and crispy

Yeppers!! And only the crisp a wood fire or charcoal can give!
Memories from almost 60 years ago,sniff, and then there was the little coleman white gas grill and bacon and eggs.
Good grief life is too short!!

Funny odd little things like that are the things we never forget

Cheers.

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Cheers

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Had to make some skin on dogs after seeing Coletrians post with them.

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Haha Nice choice

Skin on dogs are the best and only kind of dogs I make.

What are skin off dogs? You talking cheap 12 pack for 99 cent stuff?

JEREMY wrote:

What are skin off dogs? You talking cheap 12 pack for 99 cent stuff?

Yeah, like those disgusting Oscar Meyer ones. I remember eating those as a kid and never heated them up. The thought of it now makes me gag.

CaptainMusky wrote:

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What are skin off dogs? You talking cheap 12 pack for 99 cent stuff?

Yeah, like those disgusting Oscar Meyer ones. I remember eating those as a kid and never heated them up. The thought of it now makes me gag.

Yuck. Oscar Meyer. You could not pay me enough to eat one of those things. They should not even be allowed to call that a Hot Dog !!!!

CaptainMusky wrote:

I remember eating those as a kid and never heated them up.

We always had the twin pack of Tom Sawyer dogs, basically bologna in a hot dog shape, I can still eat them without heating them up. Cut them up and toss em in a salad.

fishthumper wrote:

Yuck. Oscar Meyer. You could not pay me enough to eat one of those things. They should not even be allowed to call that a Hot Dog !!!!

Their Angus Hot Dogs are fantastic though but they have a regular casing.