smoked picnic
Posted By: another NC MT on 2006-03-21
In Reply to: Sounds yummy - How do you do your smoked picnic? nm
Just clean it and pop it in the crock pot--no extra water added or anything. Cook on low 10 to 12 hours or on high 5 to 6 hours. So yummy.
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smoked picnic in crock pot...no muss, no fuss
Add to crockpot (no water needed). Cook high 4 to 5 hours and lo 11 to 12 hours.
Nothing is perfect, it's work not a picnic.
At least you don't have to fill the tank, shower, dress, do your hair and makeup and put on your best personality every day. Count your blessings because there is a lot to be said for working at home. When you comb the internet, people are clamoring for "work at home jobs." Think about how fortunate you are to have a skill that enables you to be home.
A couple sandwiches short of a picnic.
a rabies outbreak among 50,000 dogs is no picnic either.
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Trick for keeping ants off picnic tables
I know you're asking about anywhere but when we would have picnics, we would use old tuna or catfood cans and wipe them all over, inside and out, with vegetable oil or mineral oil and then set the legs of the table in them. The ants couldn't climb the slippery outsides of the cans to get onto the table. It really worked.
You might try looking up the types of birds and beatles that eat ants and keeping a few natural predators around the flowerbeds.
Can you tell me how long you have smoked? Your age possibly?
I am about to quit. Have stopped and started throughout my life. Quitting for a year a few times, for five years once (until I married a smoker). The recovery is wonderful, I recall. Food tastes so much better. And, there is the freedom of not having to have cigs, lighter and an ash tray with you at all times. And yes, you feel better (no one realized how ill one feels while smoking until they quit). This time, I am going to carry nicotine patches with me when I get the urge for nicotine which, I recall, strikes with a vengence when stressful situations arise.
Congratulations, my friend. I like the part where you can run a mile (I just joined a gym yesterday). I know life will be better all the way around. Not to mention the savings $-wise.
Stay focused. We must remember that the end result of cigs is possible lung CA, undoubtedly emphysema, COPD and eventually the need for oxygen supplementation. What a miserable way to end ones life - gasping for breath. (My mom is now on oxygen at the age of 74).
You are in my thoughts as I go about this quitting business for hopefully the very last time.
Smoked picnics are wonderful (nm)
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That is something to be proud of. I've never smoked
and I'm about as antismoking as you can get. My parents smoked most of my life and 3 of my 5 siblings smoke/smoked. It is a disgusting habit and unfortunately many of us have to suffer the dangers of second-hand smoke. Glad you were able to kick the habit and it certainly is reason to celebrate and pat yourself on the back.
Red beans and rice with smoked sausage...
And strawberry shortcake with fresh strawberries and whipped cream for dessert...wow hungry now!
red beans and rice with smoked sausage and cornbread (nm)
Aw, you don't have to be a "pothead" to smoke pot at one concert. I hadn't smoked for 30
and haven't since, but they passed joints around at that concert and I toked, and it was fun. My brain is far from lame. :)
Smoked chicken, fried okra and pinto beans
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My Grandma was 98 years old, smoked like a chimney, drank vodka
screwdrivers every day, and ran one of the first newspapers in our state. She was blind as a bat but loved to knit blankets for all of us. I think that's why the yarn colors clash so badly! LOL
CONGRATULATIONS! Mary Y. of Bowling Green, KY on winning the Farm Pac Smoked Turkey!
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BBQ smoked sausage, baked beans, mashed potatoes and gravy and Hawiian rolls. nm
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Pack years = packs smoked per day x years of smoking - sm
25 pack-years = 25 years of 1 pack a day, or 12-1/2 years of 2 packs a day.
I don't think pack-years applies to someone who smokes only cigars. But I don't know for sure.
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