dclee said:And ICE CREAM! I ended up chucking three gallons of ice cream that you guys didn't eat! Remind me never to volunteer to have the frozen fridge again!
Easy there, lots of food, gallons of ice cream??? How long is the drive from SC now???
NOW I know why the Slee bumper is 2K !!
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Easy there, lots of food, gallons of ice cream??? How long is the drive from SC now???
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Doug,
Let's see if we can do the steak au poivre on the trail. We've got the hardware. Now we just need to start taking some brandy as part of our equipment.
BTW, Cruserdrew's cobbler is made from scratch on the spot. All natural ingredients. Real fruit. Real Butter. Unlike the recipe on TT.
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Let's see if we can do the steak au poivre on the trail. We've got the hardware. Now we just need to start taking some brandy as part of our equipment.
BTW, Cruserdrew's cobbler is made from scratch on the spot. All natural ingredients. Real fruit. Real Butter. Unlike the recipe on TT.
Regads
Alvaro
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If I went with, you will always have brandy on the trip
For some reason I'm starting to get hungry...
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I'm supposed to meet with Doug to practice on the recipe pretty soon. We'll keep you posted.
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alvarorb said:
I should start a thread titled " Member`s favorite off-road recipes" !!
I would be curious to see what kind of delicious dishes you guys cook up when you`re out in the bush !
I am quite famous for my outdoor cooking (but I am sure) I am not up to the your standards !!
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SINCITY100 said:I am quite famous for my outdoor cooking (but I am sure) I am not up to the your standards !!
There's only one way to find out.
The thread thing is a good idea.
Alvaro
I think it's telling that there's talk about the bumper vs. tailgaters.
What I want is an industrial strength, indestructible, rear bumper with a few options like big retractable spikes, oil spray nozzles, warning signs, etc. To further discourage tailgaters.
(Can't understand these tailgaters, riding my rear bumper at high speed...evidently, they don't know what happens if I have to suddenly brake hard...
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What I want is an industrial strength, indestructible, rear bumper with a few options like big retractable spikes, oil spray nozzles, warning signs, etc. To further discourage tailgaters.
(Can't understand these tailgaters, riding my rear bumper at high speed...evidently, they don't know what happens if I have to suddenly brake hard...
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