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Just cook them all at once and reheat the next day. Like others have said, either on the grill or in the oven.
When I reheat leftover racks, I throw them on a medium grill still in the foil for about 20 minutes, then unwrap, sauce and crisp up...they taste as good as they did on day 1...
What subzero said...
I cook everything prior to filling, hash browns included. Last time I picked up a few hash brown pucks from Mc'ds cause I was running late on time, and they were exactly the same as when I make them at home.
The breakfast fattie is one of the best I have made behind the...
I have made a few of these, and it has never dried the egg out. I scramble them first with some veggies. I then let them cool a little and add in some cheese and throw in the fattie.
I have added hash browns as well, and they have always come out good. The fat in the sausage will keep things...
I think the best 2 were the steak and cheese, and the mac and cheese. Those are going to end up being go to fatties.
Parkay is a liquid margarine/butter they sell here in the states. Not sure what the equivalent would be in Canada...
I was buying them at the supermarket for close to a $1 each. I then realized that BJs has the same size I buy at the supermarket in a package of 30 I think. They are about $8 for the package. Thats about $.25 each.
They are not the full buffet trays, but the half ones. They are perfect size for...
No, I used the turkey fryer for the wings. Was able to do them all in 2 batches. I like fried wings much better than smoked...Smoked are good, but a good fried crispy wing can't be beat...
Thank you.
I cannot take credit for creating said piston, as I "borrowed" the idea from Cowgirl, but check it out. It works well, and costs about $3 to make.
This has been a much delayed post, but I am a lazy lazy man. Since there were several types of meat in attendance, I chose the category that was the most prominently represented. Swine was the winner.
So, I present to you the largest gathering and amount of food I have produced in my life. I...