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WM - is this big enough for some of that possum or a kettle of grits
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2010 GA Rally Food Service
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If you have to beat the main dish back into the kettle with a big spoon....YOU MAY BE A REDNECK.
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SCSG-G4 sent me a menu today. Understand that in 3 months, things can change but this should be a pretty accurate list.
Breakfast - Eggs (scrambled and over easy), bacon (maybe ham or sausage too), grits, biscuits, SOS, and if Walter gets froggy, French Toast and pancakes. Estimated cost $3 per person. Served Thursday through Sunday, with Sunday being leftovers also.
Lunch - brown bag, U-fixum, with a pair of cold cuts sandwiches, chips, cookies, fruit (apple or banana) and bottled water. We will send tea and coolaid (but not in Gimpy's truck) to supplement the drinks. A hot lunch of some sort will be made for those staying behind with the gear in camp. Estimated cost $4 per person. Served Thursday through Saturday.
Supper - Wednesday and Thursday nights probably hamburgers or something similar with side dishes and a salad. Friday night will be chili mac (in honor of papabear and the CAMO Crew) with fixings. Saturday night is the biggie (No, we're not going whole hog, that would be too much) with steaks and trimmings (french fries or baked potato, beans, yams, etc.) Estimated costs W & Th $4, F -$5, Sat - $6. Not quite as good as the prime rib we had at the FL rally, but a whole lot better than cold beanie weenies!
Breakfast - Eggs (scrambled and over easy), bacon (maybe ham or sausage too), grits, biscuits, SOS, and if Walter gets froggy, French Toast and pancakes. Estimated cost $3 per person. Served Thursday through Sunday, with Sunday being leftovers also.
Lunch - brown bag, U-fixum, with a pair of cold cuts sandwiches, chips, cookies, fruit (apple or banana) and bottled water. We will send tea and coolaid (but not in Gimpy's truck) to supplement the drinks. A hot lunch of some sort will be made for those staying behind with the gear in camp. Estimated cost $4 per person. Served Thursday through Saturday.
Supper - Wednesday and Thursday nights probably hamburgers or something similar with side dishes and a salad. Friday night will be chili mac (in honor of papabear and the CAMO Crew) with fixings. Saturday night is the biggie (No, we're not going whole hog, that would be too much) with steaks and trimmings (french fries or baked potato, beans, yams, etc.) Estimated costs W & Th $4, F -$5, Sat - $6. Not quite as good as the prime rib we had at the FL rally, but a whole lot better than cold beanie weenies!
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Armed Forces Chili Macaroni recipe (Army TM 10-412) Navy NAVSUP Pub 7) (USAF AFM 146-12) (USMC MCO P10110.16C)
(100 servings)
Ingredients:
24 lbs Beef, ground
2.25 teaspoons Garlic, dehydrated
2 lbs Onions, dry, chopped
2 oz Cumin
8 oz Chili Powder
2 oz Paprika, ground
.5 oz Red Pepper, ground
2 oz salt
3 quarts Tomatoes, canned, crushed (1 No 10 can)
3.5 cups tomato Paste (1 No 2.5 can)
8 lb Macaroni
6 gal water w/oil & salt to cook Macaroni.
Directions:
1. Cook macaroni in boling water 15 minutes, drain and set aside.
2. Cook beef in it's own fat until it loses its pink color, stirring to break apart.
3. Add other ingredients to beef, bring to a simmer and cook for 1 hour.
4. Add macaroni to chili mixture, combine thoroughly. Heat to a serving temperature.
Each portion 1.25 cups.
(100 servings)
Ingredients:
24 lbs Beef, ground
2.25 teaspoons Garlic, dehydrated
2 lbs Onions, dry, chopped
2 oz Cumin
8 oz Chili Powder
2 oz Paprika, ground
.5 oz Red Pepper, ground
2 oz salt
3 quarts Tomatoes, canned, crushed (1 No 10 can)
3.5 cups tomato Paste (1 No 2.5 can)
8 lb Macaroni
6 gal water w/oil & salt to cook Macaroni.
Directions:
1. Cook macaroni in boling water 15 minutes, drain and set aside.
2. Cook beef in it's own fat until it loses its pink color, stirring to break apart.
3. Add other ingredients to beef, bring to a simmer and cook for 1 hour.
4. Add macaroni to chili mixture, combine thoroughly. Heat to a serving temperature.
Each portion 1.25 cups.
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looks like its shaping up for one great rally
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I wonder how many possums it would take to make 24 pounds of ground meat.
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Why don't ya open yer fridge and weigh em...ya lazy ole' fart!!!
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The meals I had were all great - and he even gave me change for my 20!
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Steaminjim,
Are you going to make it this year???? Are you bringing the deuce if you do?
We will have steak Sat night if a cow steps out in front of me on the way in.
Are you going to make it this year???? Are you bringing the deuce if you do?
We will have steak Sat night if a cow steps out in front of me on the way in.
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My old battalion Chaplin posted this picture on another site. To think that I dreaded this in the service and now it is "fun".
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That musta been an "admin feed".
Too open, too close together, no weapons, no camo on troops, no security posted, no rain to make the green eggs good...etc..etc...
AH...the not so good ole days!!!!!!!!!
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I got the fiirst of the "A Rations" today. Made a run to the flea market and got 100 pounds of spuds and some onions.
They are stashed in the van trailer (the rear of which is still being loaded with my trade goods) and will be joined by a chit load of stuff from the Ration Breakdown Point (Sam's) on the way to the site.
They are stashed in the van trailer (the rear of which is still being loaded with my trade goods) and will be joined by a chit load of stuff from the Ration Breakdown Point (Sam's) on the way to the site.
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I have 15 pounds of grits and 10 pounds of corn meal loaded up and ready to go.
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Gimpy is bringing road killed deer from Indiana . He killed my bambi tonight they laughed about it . So if ya think your chili taste funny then it his special of the day Road Killed Chili. Brought to you by down home cookin club. ![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
. He killed my bambi tonight they laughed about it . So if ya think your chili taste funny then it his special of the day Road Killed Chili. Brought to you by down home cookin club.
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Oh and Tim if your trailer has any dents its Gimpies fault it was straight as a arrow when it left my LZ it might have Bambi stuck under neath it .