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Getting towards the end of the season and am getting tired of the same old thing {steaks, chicken, pork chops etc]. I'm looking for some different ideas for the grill. Or good recipes for chicken, beef, pork etc.

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Goose-ka-mine.

Take a couple goose breasts and cut them into 1 inch chunks. Marinate in spicy Itallian salad dressing for at least a day. Wrap in bacon, stick with a toothpick, and grill until bacon is done, about 5 minutes or so. Be careful not to over cook or the goose will get fairly dry.

Some dudes like to use different marinade sauces. That's cool. I'm fairly partial to the salad dressing.

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Ka-bobs are good. Steak chunks (marinated in your favorite marinade), some peppers, onions, small tomatoes (cherry tomatoes), mushrooms if you like...

Nothin' like a good chunk of marinated steak with some grilled onions and peppers.

Marinate pork chops in zesty italian dressing.

Mix 1.5 pounds ground beef with about a half a bag (or a little more) of shredded cheddar cheese and a package of dry ranch dressing mix. Make your burger patties out of that and grill 'em up...

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We grill our own homemade pizzas on the Weber! We make our own dough and then grill it (indirect heat)until it looks like flatbread. We take it off the grill, top it with EVERYTHING and slap it back on to melt the cheese and warm up the other ingredients and voila...YUM!

Lisa

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Goose-ka-
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Take a couple goose breasts and cut them into 1 inch chunks. Marinate in spicy Itallian salad dressing for at least a day. Wrap in bacon, stick with a toothpick, and grill until bacon is done, about 5 minutes or so. Be careful not to over cook or the goose will get fairly dry.


We call them Goose Balls....same marinade but not for as long as yours about 6 hours is all.... grin.gif

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Yeah! I know they look good and your mouths are watering but they taste even better... grin.gif

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