Can confirm, is delicious. I'd recommend a soft cheese. Pro tip: figure out a way to cook them upright. Grease drips off so the bacon gets crispy, and the cheese doesn't spill. I've used skewers before.And just for fun, going to stuff some jalepenos with cheese, wrap them in bacon and grill them too.
I use cream cheese. Wrap enough bacon around them and it seals it all in. Wet toothpicks seem to do the trick, usually.Can confirm, is delicious. I'd recommend a soft cheese. Pro tip: figure out a way to cook them upright. Grease drips off so the bacon gets crispy, and the cheese doesn't spill. I've used skewers before.
LOVE those.And just for fun, going to stuff some jalepenos with cheese, wrap them in bacon and grill them too.
Now I think I need some jalapenos.I use cream cheese. Wrap enough bacon around them and it seals it all in. Wet toothpicks seem to do the trick, usually.
If you are building your own workbench, incorporating a section of MFT (multi-function table) would be super handy, especially for the stuff that it sounds like you are doing.Here. Got A/V mostly setup this morning so far. Some issues with one zone, but correctable. List for this weekend isn't too long, but long enough that I'll be busy all weekend.
Workbench and saw are gone, so I'll be building my own and going the route of track saw and parallels per @AngryMetalsmith and @Adventurous
Anyway, this was an interesting ride. It's basically a bunch of flowy downhill trails, then you climb back up. Go down, pedal up, go down, pedal up. I got about 900' of climbing in 7 miles. with one flat in a gnarly rock garden. Also, the trails are literally built in the backyard of a brewery. Park at the brewery for the trails. It'd be awesome for post-ride replenishment if you're into that sort of thing.Rode some MTB with splat, wife, and others. Pics on teh stravas.
So my youngest daughter just turned 18, right? Can't have much of a party right now but her good friend stayed over. I'm cooking and she comes into reice their bong or whatever and I say "So, are you 18 yet?" She looks at me like a fucking deer in the headlights, gives me a thumbs up, then runs out of the kitchen. I'm like "What's her problem?" A full five minutes later, I realized why.
She's 18. I'm in the clear bro.
Upstate NY term is "slam pig"She's 18. I'm in the clear bro.
For real tho, even 30 would be a bit young for me at this point. I mean, they look nice but I don't want to listen to them talk, you know? Give me a salty ol battleax any day.
Welcome to endurobro!Anyway, this was an interesting ride. It's basically a bunch of flowy downhill trails, then you climb back up. Go down, pedal up, go down, pedal up. I got about 900' of climbing in 7 miles. with one flat in a gnarly rock garden. Also, the trails are literally built in the backyard of a brewery. Park at the brewery for the trails. It'd be awesome for post-ride replenishment if you're into that sort of thing.
Can confirm, is delicious. I'd recommend a soft cheese. Pro tip: figure out a way to cook them upright. Grease drips off so the bacon gets crispy, and the cheese doesn't spill. I've used skewers before.
She's 18. I'm in the clear bro.
For real tho, even 30 would be a bit young for me at this point. I mean, they look nice but I don't want to listen to them talk, you know? Give me a salty ol battleax any day.
How is it, again, that we have so few women participating in our conversations?Upstate NY term is "slam pig"
I think I did that on a 1.5 mile out and back 3 mile ride earlier this weekI got about 900' of climbing in 7 miles.
SausageFestivalMonkeydotcomHow is it, again, that we have so few women participating in our conversations?
They're probably all out riding while we bang our keyboards until senseless.How is it, again, that we have so few women participating in our conversations?
vegas.....witnessed such a thing cut a small hole in mask so she could chain smoke....Upstate NY term is "slam pig"
we are not as old/wise as you are....How is it, again, that we have so few women participating in our conversations?