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2010-04-18
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2010-04-18
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2010-04-18
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2010-04-18
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I like to fire up the grill, pick a few fresh vegetables from the garden, and then grill them along with whatever the main dinner course might be.
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2010-04-18
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Corn on the cob is fantastic, especially if you soak it and then grill it on the top shelf slowly, in the leaves.
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2010-04-18
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I hope to gain the world wide input that our membership provides by asking a question:
What are some of your favorite garden grown vegetables that are especially tasty when roasted on a grill?
It's time to plant the garden and every year we like to try different varieties in order to come up with the best "grilling garden".
I like to fire up the grill, pick a few fresh vegetables from the garden, and then grill them along with whatever the main dinner course might be. Or, I might have them on their own with a few slices of fresh bread for a light summer lunch.
Please list by variety so I can locate the correct seedlings for planting.
I personally like Cubanelle peppers for instance.
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