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dm24angel
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Donna
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BBQ Help
We are having a smallish BBQ Party ( 45 people including kids) , just hamburgers, hotdogs to BBQ.
Then as sides we are making macaroni and potato salad but I want something else. Besides a regular salad?
Any ideas?? For another "side" ?
TIA
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Posted 5/29/09 3:57 PM  |
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KGools
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Kim
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Re: BBQ Help
How about grilled veggies or corn on the cob on the grill?
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| Posted 5/29/09 4:15 PM |
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toni-mike
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Toni
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Re: BBQ Help
corn on the cob, baked beans
grilled veggies
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| Posted 5/29/09 4:31 PM |
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NASP09
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Re: BBQ Help
3-bean salad?
Corn
Baked Beans
Green beans (either warm or cold with tomatoes, chick peas and Italian dressing)
Message edited 5/29/2009 6:44:16 PM.
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| Posted 5/29/09 6:37 PM |
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jmf423
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Re: BBQ Help
Baked Beans -- if you want I have a really good recipe to kind of kick them up a little. And they are pretty inexpensive to make.
Green Bean Salad
Tomato and Cucumber Salad
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| Posted 5/30/09 7:47 AM |
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rojerono
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Jeannie
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Re: BBQ Help
Corn 'salad' is a huge hit for us.
Blanche fresh Corn on the Cob for about 1 minute in BOILING water.. you dont' cook it - just blanche it so the color goes deeper.
Scrape the kernals off the cob and put it in a bowl with chopped red onion, crushed sweet basil, a palmful of chopped bell pepper and a palmful of diced tomato if you'd like.
Add cider vinegar and a little olive oil. Salt and pepper to taste.
It's always GONE so fast in our house!
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| Posted 5/31/09 7:19 AM |
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chrisnjoe8108
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Chris
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Re: BBQ Help
Posted by rojerono
Corn 'salad' is a huge hit for us.
Blanche fresh Corn on the Cob for about 1 minute in BOILING water.. you dont' cook it - just blanche it so the color goes deeper.
Scrape the kernals off the cob and put it in a bowl with chopped red onion, crushed sweet basil, a palmful of chopped bell pepper and a palmful of diced tomato if you'd like.
Add cider vinegar and a little olive oil. Salt and pepper to taste.
It's always GONE so fast in our house!
That sounds great! Thanks for posting
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| Posted 5/31/09 9:04 AM |
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