HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!!!

Discussions about US MREs and other US rations
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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!!!

Post by Bypah » Sun Jun 15, 2008 7:12 pm

I wish all of you fathers outthere a Happy Father's Day with you respective families.... :D
Enjoy!
8)
"Live long and prosper..."

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Post by kman » Sun Jun 15, 2008 8:19 pm

Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there!

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Post by MR.EMAN » Sun Jun 15, 2008 9:10 pm

Let me be the first to say, Thank you! :D

Spent the day relaxing, some yard work and tending the pit. Father's day dinner:

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Post by dirtbag » Sun Jun 15, 2008 9:55 pm

Happy fada's day
I spent the day working a 12 Hour shift (still at it) . The wife BBQ'd, and called me to let me know it was good... :roll:
Lets see,
Xmas day-12 hr shift
New years eve-12
New years day-12
Veterans day-12
Memorial day-12
4th of July-12
I'm begining to see a trend here... :lol:
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Post by Az556 » Mon Jun 16, 2008 2:45 am

MmmmMmmmMm looks great!!

And messican coke ta boot!

Off to the frig for some non HFCS goodness.... :D

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Post by Mkim340518 » Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:29 am

WOW I wish that came in a retort bag in my next ration!!!


Hey KMAN, you know enough people...MAKE IT HAPPEN!! LOL :D


And happy belated FATHERS DAY GUY's

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Post by Treesuit » Sat Jun 21, 2008 6:03 pm

Mr. Eman,
I must say that looks very tempting, my compliments to the chef. And if we can persuede somebody at Natick to put that in an MRE, I'll buy it. :wink:

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Post by MR.EMAN » Sat Jun 21, 2008 11:17 pm

Treesuit wrote:Mr. Eman,
I must say that looks very tempting, my compliments to the chef. And if we can persuede somebody at Natick to put that in an MRE, I'll buy it. :wink:
Thanks for the compliments! :)

It'd be great to have something similar in a ration, but for now, its available to anyone who stops by for dinner!

I used to get a few bottles of the Mex coke at the local mex market, until I found out that Costco has 'em by the case. Pretty sad when a 2-4 of coke costs more than a 12 pack of micro brew beer. But nonetheless its worth it.

Here's a few more pics of my handywork:
Last weeks brisket:
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Pig candy:
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REALLY wish these could be included in future menus. Hey NATICK, call me. :lol:

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Post by kman » Sat Jun 21, 2008 11:22 pm

Man, that looks like some good bacon! And you have just enough there for me for breakfast!

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Post by MR.EMAN » Sat Jun 21, 2008 11:27 pm

kman wrote:Man, that looks like some good bacon! And you have just enough there for me for breakfast!
Likely not :D If you've not heard of pig candy, lemme fill ya in. You take bacon (AKA the world's most perfect food) coat it with cayenne and brown sugar, then smoke if for about an hour or so. The result, is like BBQ crack. It will be gone before it cools. Good stuff.

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