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Simplicity...

Corn on the cob grilled with a little Italian herbs, salt and pepper. Anaheim Chiles with the same.

THICK cut bone in pork chop rubbed with Spicy Chile Sauce and soy sauce.

A meal with few ingredients is harder to pull off then one with many. Going simple is an attempt at perfection. I will never achieve that level of cooking but I sure will love the attempts along the way. I hope you do as well.

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Lookin good! Ever try soaking the corn in milk before you grill it?
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That chop is calling my name.
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Mark, No I have not. Typically I like a nice herbed chile lime butter rubbed on. Else I just grill it plain and add butter salt and pepper.

Shamus. I work in the meat department at Publix now. Let me know when and I can pick up a couple. Prices are GREAT right now.
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Try it sometime, you won't need butter. We used to soak them overnight (1/2 milk, 1/2 water to cover) and roast them at the Taste of Pinellas, sold out every time.
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Will do.
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Vlap wrote:Going simple is an attempt at perfection.
The same could be said for fishermen.

Food looks amazing, by the way...
Everyone is entitled to my opinion
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