Todays culinary delight has been long anticipated. Brisket and sausage smoked for eight hours over oak and mesquite with a perfect home-made BBQ sauce. MMmmm and I mean MMmmmm.
My nephew Don did himself proud by creating the sauce and tending the smoker all day. It was delicious. Add to that some home-made pinto beans and potato salad. And there will be leftover brisket sandwiches for tomorrow.
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| Hot out of the smoker. |
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| My first platter, the second was almost as big. |
While Don was so hard working I took the four girls on a short off-road jaunt in Mack. We found some puddles and a few jumps. They loved it. Mack got a bit dirty but hey, he is a Jeep CJ. They should get dirty once in a while.
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| Just a little dirt. |
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| Looking like a 28 year old Jeep should. |
Earlier in the day I took a ride to downtown
Nacogdoches. It is a quaint little center of town, and has at least six art galleries. But sadly like most of small town America not much else. I was hoping for better light conditions but no matter here are some photos. And Jen and Bill, I can not find any songs with the name in them, either lyrics or title. but I have not given up looking.
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| Interesting corner building. Would be a great restaurant place. |
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| More of the Town Square. |
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| Another lost American Icon. Small town theater now closed. | | |
That brisket looks abso bloomin lutely gorgeous. The cinema also reminds me of our local Rex cinema (o:
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat, I will definitely be posting some photos and more stories soon. Now if this cold wet would end.
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