Anyone got big plans? We stay home and eat and drink. Menu is burger and dogs.

I love me some ice cream. Sounds like a pretty good time.

Trying to beat the heat by largely staying inside. Except at midday, I'll probably go out and grill some Whiskey-blood orange chicken over charcoal. Not meaning to usurp the Bourbon thread but I use either Mellow Corn or (preferred) Makers 46 for that. And yes, I know it's very dry outside but idiots with fireworks are more likely to start a fire than my grill is.

It's supposed to be hot and humid today. I plan to stay inside where it's cool. I don't tolerate heat very well.

Staying home and cooking ribs. Will head out the on lake for fireworks tonight.

Happy 4th of July everyone!

Happy 4th everyone. It's going to be hot!

Breakfast on the Blackstone, smash burgers tonight. Otherwise avoiding the heat.

Happy 4th, yall

I need to get a black stone. How much work is it to keep clean?

ncsupack1 said:

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I need to get a black stone. How much work is it to keep clean?

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It not nearly as bad as I expected. It's basically cleaning a large cast iron pot

Pork belly burnt ends and inflatable pool slide.

The truth from my favorite twitter account below.

WolfpackUSC said:

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Pork belly burnt ends and inflatable pool slide.

The truth from my favorite twitter account below.

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I remember that. It was back when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor

Attended annual July 4 cookout in our 'hood. Awakened some yankees here as I fixed a crockpot of homemade hot dog / hamburger chili. Picked up some slaw from Parkers in Wilson when we dined there last night for hot dogs. Diced up some green bell peppers, onions, and sliced 4 'maters.

It was a hoot going through the line and a couple of the yankees spotted me garnishing my hot dog with chili and slaw. They said they had never had that. I advised that this summer could possibly be their "coming of age" as a relocated northern refugee. We all chuckled. Good times!

GetOffMyLawnPack said:

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Attended annual July 4 cookout in our 'hood. Awakened some yankees here as I fixed a crockpot of homemade hot dog / hamburger chili. Picked up some slaw from Parkers in Wilson when we dined there last night for hot dogs. Diced up some green bell peppers, onions, and sliced 4 'maters.

It was a hoot going through the line and a couple of the yankees spotted me garnishing my hot dog with chili and slaw. They said they had never had that. I advised that this summer could possibly be their "coming of age" as a relocated northern refugee. We all chuckled. Good times!

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Love some chili on a dog and burger. What in the world do northerners put on their hotdogs? lol

ncsupack1 said:

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GetOffMyLawnPack said:

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Attended annual July 4 cookout in our 'hood. Awakened some yankees here as I fixed a crockpot of homemade hot dog / hamburger chili. Picked up some slaw from Parkers in Wilson when we dined there last night for hot dogs. Diced up some green bell peppers, onions, and sliced 4 'maters.

It was a hoot going through the line and a couple of the yankees spotted me garnishing my hot dog with chili and slaw. They said they had never had that. I advised that this summer could possibly be their "coming of age" as a relocated northern refugee. We all chuckled. Good times!

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Love some chili on a dog and burger. What in the world do northerners put on their hotdogs? lol

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When we lived just outside of Chicago, you could not get chili, nevermind slaw, on a hot dog. They have a term, "drag through the garden" that consisted of peppers, onion, sometimes diced tomato, onions. But no chili. Nathan's in NJ offers chili, but nothing like southern chili.

GetOffMyLawnPack said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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GetOffMyLawnPack said:

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Attended annual July 4 cookout in our 'hood. Awakened some yankees here as I fixed a crockpot of homemade hot dog / hamburger chili. Picked up some slaw from Parkers in Wilson when we dined there last night for hot dogs. Diced up some green bell peppers, onions, and sliced 4 'maters.

It was a hoot going through the line and a couple of the yankees spotted me garnishing my hot dog with chili and slaw. They said they had never had that. I advised that this summer could possibly be their "coming of age" as a relocated northern refugee. We all chuckled. Good times!

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Love some chili on a dog and burger. What in the world do northerners put on their hotdogs? lol

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When we lived just outside of Chicago, you could not get chili, nevermind slaw, on a hot dog. They have a term, "drag through the garden" that consisted of peppers, onion, sometimes diced tomato, onions. But no chili. Nathan's in NJ offers chili, but nothing like southern chili.

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Interesting. I gotta have some chili on a dog. Now the peppers and onions I can see on brat but not a hotdog.