BuffaloBill Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 Off to get the "old car" that I recently drove back from Texas registered and tagged in Tennessee. Then the wifey says she would like to try to venture out to a movie.
mead107 Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 1325252958[/url]' post='2348630']Off to get the "old car" that I recently drove back from Texas registered and tagged in Tennessee. Then the wifey says she would like to try to venture out to a movie. Better not take her to one that she will have to do a lot of laughing.
Cugalabanza Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 Off to get the "old car" that I recently drove back from Texas registered and tagged in Tennessee. Then the wifey says she would like to try to venture out to a movie. I love getting out to a matinee on a day like this. Awesome hooky feeling.
BuffaloBill Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 Better not take her to one that she will have to do a lot of laughing. Nope we've been wanting to see the American version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Not a funny movie ... very dark and sinister. I love getting out to a matinee on a day like this. Awesome hooky feeling. Do you get this feeling only if you attend with a hooker?
Beerball Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 Sated my wing hankering last night. I whipped up a batch of traditional wings, also garlic parm and some teriyaki. The hot wings were excellent as were the gralic parm. I didn't try the teriyaki but they were also reported to be very good. For the first time I used a stock pot on the stove rather than a deep fryer. It seemed to work much better, really crisped up the wings. The only bad part is that I had to do the wings in 4 batches so I didn't lower the temp too much. That got me to thinking that one of those turkey fryers would be the best solution. Fire up one of those outside and you get crispy wings in volume without having your house smell like a fry kitchen. Maybe I'll get a turkey fryer for my birthday!
mead107 Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 (edited) Sated my wing hankering last night. I whipped up a batch of traditional wings, also garlic parm and some teriyaki. The hot wings were excellent as were the gralic parm. I didn't try the teriyaki but they were also reported to be very good. For the first time I used a stock pot on the stove rather than a deep fryer. It seemed to work much better, really crisped up the wings. The only bad part is that I had to do the wings in 4 batches so I didn't lower the temp too much. That got me to thinking that one of those turkey fryers would be the best solution. Fire up one of those outside and you get crispy wings in volume without having your house smell like a fry kitchen. Maybe I'll get a turkey fryer for my birthday! If everyone on this board sent you 10 cents, you could get a very good one. Edited December 30, 2011 by mead107
Just Jack Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 That got me to thinking that one of those turkey fryers would be the best solution. Fire up one of those outside and you get crispy wings in volume without having your house smell like a fry kitchen. Maybe I'll get a turkey fryer for my birthday! I believe that's what Guffalo uses when he tailgates.
BuffaloBill Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 If everyonr on this board sent you 10 cents, you could get a very good one. We give him our $.02 all the time.
CowgirlsFan Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 Sated my wing hankering last night. I whipped up a batch of traditional wings, also garlic parm and some teriyaki. The hot wings were excellent as were the gralic parm. I didn't try the teriyaki but they were also reported to be very good. For the first time I used a stock pot on the stove r ather than a deep fryer. It seemed to work much better, really crisped up the wings. The only bad part is that I had to do the wings in 4 batches so I didn't lower the temp too much. That got me to thinking that one of those turkey fryers would be the best solution. Fire up one of those outside and you get crispy wings in volume without having your house smell like a fry kitchen. Maybe I'll get a turkey fryer for my birthday! Birthday is right around the corner !'
Just Jack Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 I was curious so I checked, I can get a hotel room in Times Square using my hotel points for Saturday Night. Only trouble is the train is almost $200 round trip.
mead107 Posted December 30, 2011 Posted December 30, 2011 1325289035[/url]' post='2349064']I was curious so I checked, I can get a hotel room in Times Square using my hotel points for Saturday Night. Only trouble is the train is almost $200 round trip. That include the hooker?
thebug Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 Sated my wing hankering last night. I whipped up a batch of traditional wings, also garlic parm and some teriyaki. The hot wings were excellent as were the gralic parm. I didn't try the teriyaki but they were also reported to be very good. For the first time I used a stock pot on the stove rather than a deep fryer. It seemed to work much better, really crisped up the wings. The only bad part is that I had to do the wings in 4 batches so I didn't lower the temp too much. That got me to thinking that one of those turkey fryers would be the best solution. Fire up one of those outside and you get crispy wings in volume without having your house smell like a fry kitchen. Maybe I'll get a turkey fryer for my birthday! That's what I do when I host tailgate parties at home (or a party at the trailer in the summer). I have 2 of them, one for wings and one for fries. I use a 4L stainless steel deepfryer thingy indoors if I am just making a batch for myself.
CowgirlsFan Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 I was curious so I checked, I can get a hotel room in Times Square using my hotel points for Saturday Night. Only trouble is the train is almost $200 round trip. Does the cost of the train include pancakes?
BuffaloBill Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 That include the hooker? Jack prefers only acorn fed hookers. They are much more expensive
boyst Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 Oh boy did I have a fun night last night. Happy New Years Eve every one!
CowgirlsFan Posted December 31, 2011 Posted December 31, 2011 Travel day. Bills and Boys travel safe!
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