Started out with a great breakfast: thick sliced bacon, hash browns, and green chili fritada.

For dinner this evening - Green salad, 12 pound smoked ham (with brown sugar/pineapple glaze),
red potatoes, and carrots. :-)
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12 pounds of ham can be murder on the colon, Darrell, I would suggest limiting yourself to 6.
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Same here. Grilling hotdogs, hamburgers, Knackwurst, and some chicken.
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My mother in law thought the same thing. We are having Tacos. I think that it has nothing to do with Easter though, becuase we have family dinner at my in-laws' every Sunday.
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And considering what Tom can do to a colon, take his word for it.

First Prime Rib came off and I lit up lunch, an ERdM Choix Supreme from 07. My daughter did the chocolate covered strawberries.
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This year we had Prime Rib. It was pretty good but I would have done it differently
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Friends from church brought us roast beef, mashed taters, grilled veggies, cupcakes, brownies and cookies. What a blessing!
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Plugged, I Bet!:-)
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Turkey & Dressing At The Hospital Cafeteria!:-)
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Well...I am the "hog", Scott. :-) :-)
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Prime Rib and a few trimmings for the family at my place.
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This too shall pass!!!:-)
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Smoked some baby back ribs & corn with baked beans and french fries. Gotta love the south!
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OK fellas, here's pics of the main event, the Herb crusted Prime Rib and the Smoked Turkey. I'll tell you what, I am never putting another turkey in the oven. Smoking is the way to go. This thing was perfect. My brother got 5 pounds of leftovers this morning.
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:-):-):-)
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And props to Brent for providing me with a few tips. I wish you could've been there to try it.
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Brent taught me everything I know.
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Even that trick you do with your belly button?:-)
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Nah, you taught me that. I still can't do it as well as you. :-)
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Ham, turkey, hashbrown casserole, crescent rolls
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