1 storm • 3 cooks • 19 photos

[Jim Lampe]

Sunday morning skies

after the major part of the storm settled, ribs on the 26"OTG did also (about half past noon)

seasoned with BBQ3000 + Pig Salt Co. BBQ Seasoning

skies cleared for a little while...

back to the ribs...

meanwhile, sweet taters were scalped and skilleted...

...and ribs were sauced with Blues Hog + Blues Hog Tennessee Red

later, served with steamed asparagus and those sweet potatoes

 

[Jim Lampe]

then next day, got some chuck eyes all seasoned up with some other good stuff supplied by another great member of this great forum
a few green peppers along for the ride.

onions ▲ up there...
and chuckies down ▼ there

then served with Brussels sprouts and thirds of Yukons skillet-style

and finally,.... Oktoberfest bratwurst in November....

slowly grilled semi-indirect to keep hold of alllll diese wunderbaren Zutaten in...

then served up with sautéed onions, carrots and gaaaalic with old sun pickles on the side.

Thank you all very much for spending a few minutes of your time viewing, greatly appreciated!

 

[Dwain Pannell]

Glad you guys pulled thru the storms. Great looking cookin but the pickles look awesome. LOL

 

[Tony R]

everything looks delicious Jim. Specially those chuck eyes.

 

[Rob M]

I am now hungry....VERY Hungry!

 

[Greg Powers]

Looks good! Glad you weathered the storms

 

[Morgan C.]

Nice Jim...you weathered the storm and cooked up a feast dude!! I could go for all that right now!! Nice cooking buddy! Glad the storm was uneventful for ya!!

 

[Jerome D.]

Wow Jim, that's quite the grilling triathlon you completed there! Everything looks terrific, but I think I'm most enamored by the chuck eyes, since I've never had the opportunity to try that cut.

 

[John Solak]

Some fine looking cooks and it looks like you weathered the storm just fine!!!

 

[Bob Mann]

Those are amazing looking cooks and pics Jim!

 

[Robert T]

That truly is livin the dream!

 

[TouX]

Daaayum, good looking food there Jim. That was a crazy day up in Milwaukee too. Thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by the storm in Illinois that day.

 

[Mike Coffman]

Awesome cooks as always Jim!

 

[Barry]

Great stuff

 

[SteveM.]

Wow, what a post to see first thing in the AM, everything looks good?

 

[Rolf Jacobsen]

Wow, what a post to see first thing in the AM, everything looks good?

I'll say.... oh, Steve already did. I'm really glad you weathered the storm out there.

 

[Bob Correll]

Looks like you've been cooking up a storm James!
a perfect storm!
no, three perfect storms!

 

[russ olin]

Jim, while I was up hunting you were obviously eating very well as always. Beautiful cooks oh by the way, better give those packers a kick in the butt.

 

[Bill Schultz]

I was in Michigan through those storms Jim, blew like h@ll. I see it did not slow you down one bit my Friend, great cooking

 

[AlWielgosz]

Most excellent, even though you'all have me so Weberized (now up to 7 grills)
I'm really liking your 26 OTG! Santa..........