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. And then when they come back, they can
again." - Tigger
. And then when they come back, they can
again." - Tiggerfretmeister wrote:oh - and blue cheese comes top if we are talking about melting it all over an angus burger!


Ronja wrote:Try melting some blue cheese in a half-hollowed tomato, the cut surface first sprinkled generously with freshly ground black pepper. Wrap it all together in folio and bake well in a charcoal grill. Goes especially well with meat grilled on same...
Meetcha there.Ronja wrote:Try melting some blue cheese in a half-hollowed tomato, the cut surface first sprinkled generously with freshly ground black pepper. Wrap it all together in folio and bake well in a charcoal grill. Goes especially well with meat grilled on same...
Gawdzilla wrote:Ronja wrote:Try melting some blue cheese in a half-hollowed tomato, the cut surface first sprinkled generously with freshly ground black pepper. Wrap it all together in folio and bake well in a charcoal grill. Goes especially well with meat grilled on same...
Add bacon bits and jalapeno peppers to the mix first, of course.
. And then when they come back, they can
again." - TiggerRonja wrote:Gawdzilla wrote:Ronja wrote:Try melting some blue cheese in a half-hollowed tomato, the cut surface first sprinkled generously with freshly ground black pepper. Wrap it all together in folio and bake well in a charcoal grill. Goes especially well with meat grilled on same...
Add bacon bits and jalapeno peppers to the mix first, of course.
Depends on how powerful a punch you want from the taste. With simple grilled tenderloin, milder will do quite nicely and too much umph will kill the taste of the meat itself (if it's not game, of course).
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