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Looks like some chicken thighs.
steak season
filets on the charcoal grill
Good chars.
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Looks like some chicken thighs.
steak season
filets on the charcoal grill
Chargang = Cancergang but I think some of these charboys already knew this.
Cooking meat at high temperatures produces cancer-causing chemicals called heterocyclic amines.
Cooking meat at high temperatures produces cancer-causing chemicals called heterocyclic amines (HCAs), particularly if it produces char marks, explains Dr. Stephen Freedland, director of the Center for Integrated Research in Cancer and Lifestyle (CIRCL). Plus, when fat drips into the grill, the resulting flames can cover food with polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), another chemical linked to cancer.
Had some NYC classics out in Montauk today:
Was craving nachos
What room you painting?
#paperplategang
WE IN HERE!
Nah he went to two different places. I assume he didnt post or take pics of what he got at Best Pizza.First pic implied pizza.
You went to Best Pizza for cookies?
Had some NYC classics out in Montauk today:
lol my wife makes tumblers on the side and she was pairing a few of those
Yeah like the yeti tumblers see below
I don’t feel the need to explain myself.First pic implied pizza.
You went to Best Pizza for cookies?
Haven't been to Montuak in like 6 years. Loved that part of Long Island, one of my favorite places I ever lived.Had some NYC classics out in Montauk today:
any of y'all **** with that Ninja 5-in-1 oven/fryer/grill thing?? what have you used it for and how's the food come out? and is clean up easy?
any of y'all **** with that Ninja 5-in-1 oven/fryer/grill thing?? what have you used it for and how's the food come out? and is clean up easy?