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Nothing wrong with that! Sounds great!
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Got a butt going, collards, BE peas, Mac and cheese , rice , cornbread ( wanted to do cracklin, but she said NO), sweet potato crunch. Top all off with a slice of Fruit cake and a cup of Nog.
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Hey Claude! Happy New Year buddy!!!
How about them Tigers!??
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Good luck guranteeeddd.
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Hey Claude! Happy New Year buddy!!!
How about them Tigers!?? hey David, how bout those Tigers! Hope you and yours had a great Christmas and New Year. Can't wait for the NC game!
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Good luck guranteeeddd. That looks right tasty for a Maryland meal, you must have some Southern roots. A big piece of fried fatback would hit the spot, but my DR would frown pretty hard.
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Texas Pete hot pepper vinegar It's been many, many, years since I've seen a bottle. Seem to remember it's good sprinkled on pulled pork sammies ??? Other uses ??? Thanks.
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Good luck guranteeeddd. That looks right tasty for a Maryland meal, you must have some Southern roots. A big piece of fried fatback would hit the spot, but my DR would frown pretty hard. Dad from Florida and Mom from Texas so a lot of southern food traditions in the family.
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Good luck guranteeeddd. That looks right tasty for a Maryland meal, you must have some Southern roots. A big piece of fried fatback would hit the spot, but my DR would frown pretty hard. Dad from Florida and Mom from Texas so a lot of southern food traditions in the family. That's explains it, good for you.
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Texas Pete hot pepper vinegar It's been many, many, years since I've seen a bottle. Seem to remember it's good sprinkled on pulled pork sammies ??? Other uses ??? Thanks. Denny, real easy to make. Get yourself a single olive oil glass cruet like this one. https://www.amazon.com/Tablecraft-916M-Oil-Vinegar-Cruet/dp/B0001MSDOC/ref=sr_1_1/156-1259522-6988107?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1483559935&sr=1-1&refinements=p_n_feature_keywords_browse-bin%3A3759564011 Put your hot peppers in and fill with red wine vinegar. Most people just do this, at least the cracker Floridians I know. As for uses? Collard greens, boy!!
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Hey Greg, will this werk ? Thanks buddy !!!
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Had it again tonight.
Didn't suck!
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Hey Greg, will this werk ? Thanks buddy !!! That'll work. As long as it's a big bowl you're splashin' it in.
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Texas Pete Hot Pepper Vinegar It's readily available in Southern Colorado. BTW, those little green Tabasco peppers in the bottle are pretty good to eat too.
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Yup!! Also I just keep adding more vinegar to the peppers.
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How long does it take to get back up top full flavor after the addition of the fresh vinegar ?
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Good question Denny. I usually add vinegar when they get to about half full so really no fair gauge from me. The vinegar is always medium hot and spicy, which is what I'm after. I guess you could also drop the jars into a hot boiling pan of water so as to accelerate the process. Now you have me thinking!!!
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My neighbor grows them (Tabasco peppers) as an ornamental around his outdoor kitchen next to the cold cellar occasionally dropping one or two into the jars when they are canning. Adds a little visual as well as a some zing. Good stuff.
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Good question Denny. I usually add vinegar when they get to about half full so really no fair gauge from me. The vinegar is always medium hot and spicy, which is what I'm after.
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