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I’ve ate plenty of walleyes but walleye is 3rd behind crappie and perch. It’s hard for me to say that, I grew up in a hardcore walleye fishing family. Salmon is good when it’s covered in sugar, smoked, made into candy. 

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Smoked wago tenderloins with blue cheese and garlic butter sauce, ocean cockroach, asparagus, salad, and keeping it classy with a coors light. 

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Roasted chicken and potatoes with garlic asparagus 

 

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On 4/20/2025 at 8:28 PM, ctafoya said:

Smoked wago tenderloins with blue cheese and garlic butter sauce, ocean cockroach, asparagus, salad, and keeping it classy with a coors light. 

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I read this in all caps… and as I went along, the caps and the loudness got more aggressive!!! Good job sir. Really good job!! The coors actually hurt my ears!!

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Grilled Snapper and cauliflower, last night.  (Not sure if GF picked up the fish at H Mart or Mekong....)

 

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I didn't get any crappie this year. Looks great.

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10 minutes ago, trphyhntr said:

I smoked these turkey legs for a couple

hours then put them in a crockpot till they fell off the bone

 

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Were they wild turkey? Always looking for better ways to cook the wild ones.

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41 minutes ago, MogollonMan said:

Were they wild turkey? Always looking for better ways to cook the wild ones.

Yeah, wild turkey. It’s pretty good. Im gonna add some bbq sauce and make a sandwich 

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19 minutes ago, GreatWhiteBuffalo said:

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Feast. Always best when they are straight from the pot. Even 15 - 20 minutes later means the heads dry up. Any sausage or mushrooms?

 

 

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