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in preparation ...
I have volunteered to coordinate the big food type event ...i seem to remember (without checking a multitude of posts) ... that there were a couple of people willing to bring grills with them .... if so, who are you ... and what can you provide ... i have a tentative menu for saturday night planned but i wont make any final descisions till i know...
for the number of people coming we need 3-4 grills total .. to have an abso****inglutely exquisite meal ... reply or PM if youre willing to help
primesuspect
19 Nov 2003, 6:29am
Count me in for one grill
TheSmJ
19 Nov 2003, 6:43am
Mondi:
If for these menu items you will need things brought by individuals (such as meat, etc) I could get a nice deal from the store I work at.
cool. as soon as we have the requisite no. of grills available (1 already - yay prime !!!!) ... ill let you know ...
TheSmJ
19 Nov 2003, 7:34am
I'd bring mine, but it's not really mine...
It's also kinda stuck to the ground.
TheLostSwede
19 Nov 2003, 10:01am
Yay! Najs with BBQ. However, i won´t bring a grill for obvioius reasons. Wonder what the flightcrew would say if i entered the 747 with a grill under my arm. That would be a classic Mr. Bean
pseudonym
19 Nov 2003, 8:47pm
Mmmmm, Mr. Bean....
I have a grill that could be brought (Propane), and a smaller electric one also if needed.
TheSmJ
20 Nov 2003, 1:13am
Ohh, I forgot about that.
I have an electric too. Sorta small though.
This is being stickied, btw.
McBain
20 Nov 2003, 4:19am
George Foreman grill ok? ;)
panzerkw
21 Nov 2003, 5:25pm
At least the GF grills could be used indoors, won't it be frickin cold outside?
panzerkw
21 Nov 2003, 9:25pm
Somehow a BBQ when your wrapped up in a few layers doesn't seem like so much fun.
Black Hawk
21 Nov 2003, 9:28pm
There's always Tony Roma's :D
ok, the situation so far:
grills:
Prime 1
Pseudo 1 + 1 small electric
TheSMJ 1 small electric
McBain GF
this is enough heat
electric or gas is no problem ... but where they can be used is definitely an issue.
I think the big question is to prime here .... if were doing this outside, will we have power? ... if not will we be able to cook inside .. this can get hairy :)
also ... because of the replys to the food thread ive decided to cut out seafood from the 'official' menu, if anyone wants to get theyre own stuff thats fine, although they will have to wait until after the rest is cooked.
the tentative menu as pre-approved by the organizers:
non veg:
grilled marinated steak, with crushed capsicum, chopped red pepper. grilled onions, and a spinach/feta cheese melange
veggie:
staying away from fish ... although with enough grills i could do a separate fish dish:
Stir fried tofu with a and a cilantro/mango based glaze, fried lemon sections, and a garlic and mushroom sauce.
...
for all - basmati rice with herbs/good old baked potato with sour cream
so, a cross between good old fashioned bbq. and gourmet style dinner, without breaking the bank ... always good
heres where it gets complicated:
im gonna start a new thread with a poll ... please everybody post their preference .. veg/meat eater ... the meat side is red meat, all fish/chicken veggies please vote veg.
if you really want a fish dish, please please PM me ...
enough fishy people and ill work in a fish dish.
....
sooooooooooo ...
hopefully some of that makes sense ...
:)
primesuspect
22 Nov 2003, 7:17am
Well we can get power to the outside with extension cords through the mail slot in the door -- shouldn't be a problem.
Grilling in the snow is fun as hell, this should be a great experience for the southerners and the tropical visitors..... ;)
I highly discommend (new word I just coined) the indoor cooking idea. I can't imagine how it could work.
TheSmJ
22 Nov 2003, 7:40am
I agree with the indoor cooking thing. It does get rather messy.
We could try those disposible charcoal grills. They're supposed to work great.
Black Hawk
22 Nov 2003, 7:49am
primesuspect had this to say
Grilling in the snow is fun as hell, this should be a great experience for the southerners and the tropical visitors..... ;) :ninja:
Aranyic
22 Nov 2003, 2:01pm
Grilling in the snow is fun as hell, this should be a great experience for the southerners and the tropical visitors..... I've had some fun with that, althoughit does take about 300 million years to get your food done. I about ate my own arm waiting on it once waiting on food grilling in 25 or so weather.
primesuspect
22 Nov 2003, 4:15pm
Did you at least grill your arm first?
just a quick note: could everyone who replied grillwise PM me so i have real confirmation ...im gonna look into the disposable grills but spending less money == bettar
Shorty
26 Nov 2003, 8:45am
Mackanz had this to say
Yay! Najs with BBQ. However, i won´t bring a grill for obvioius reasons. Wonder what the flightcrew would say if i entered the 747 with a grill under my arm. That would be a classic Mr. Bean
;D ;D ;D OMG .. Do I have visions of that Mack :D
McBain
26 Nov 2003, 9:05pm
Why do we need power to grill? I have a gas grill and if need be, we can use that.
And BTW I was kidding about the george foreman grill. We only grill with fire 'round here.
Just not sure how I'd move it....its a bit big.
test_tube_tony
3 Dec 2003, 2:06pm
Some outdoor grills are electric. And if you use a rotisserie motor, that must be plugged in too.
mmonnin
8 Mar 2004, 1:01am
Still having a cookout of some sorts?
HMMmmmmm foooooooooooooooooooooood!!!!
I'm thinking they're banned with the new "No outside food" rule.
mmonnin
8 Mar 2004, 1:09am
Never has to go inside the building.;) And besides, it would replace a full meal which most likely we would be going someplace for I guess. I dont know about the rest of ya but I cant eat snacks from a coffee place for several days.:)
Brian: This still allowed?
primesuspect
8 Mar 2004, 2:40am
They tend to barbecue outdoors a lot.. I am pretty sure that it will be no problem whatsoever for us to have an outdoor barbecue one of the days.
I'll post back on this issue.
Clutch
10 Mar 2004, 12:59am
Outdoor bbq would be awesome :)
They tend to barbecue outdoors a lot.. I am pretty sure that it will be no problem whatsoever for us to have an outdoor barbecue one of the days.
I'll post back on this issue.
That or we could just all go to Canada for the BBQ. I'm pretty sure that is out of the coffee shops jurisdiction. Besides, being deported from Canada would be a fun thing to talk about when we all get home. :D
Norge
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