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Old 10-29-2010, 02:45 PM   #1
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Adam, that Mexican Fatty looks great. Nice job!
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Old 10-30-2010, 01:55 PM   #2
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Sausage and Bacon both on sale this week, first attempt at a fattie (construction tonight, cooking tomorrow) Details and pics, hopefully to follow tomorrow.
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up a big plate of BBQ and take a bite and think, 'dangit, salt', than 'DANGIT...SALTY'!
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Adam, that Mexican Fatty looks great. Nice job!
Thanks bro. It seemed to be pretty popular at the herf, the entire large one was consumed.
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First attempt at fattie..... I give it an "eh"

Pics will follow at some point, my camera is currently at my girlfriends.

Used Italian sausage, stuffed with polenta (creamy italian cornmeal mixture) sautéed red and green pepper and yellow onion. Lined with cheddar cheese, and rolled up. Bacon Weave came out pretty good.


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I left the sausage too thick. It most definitely needed to be flattened out more.
The combo of Italian sausage and bacon seemed too salty, must find a way around this. All and all the Polenta with the sausage and peppers reminded me of something my grandma used to make, and I think with a few tweaks it could be really awesome.
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