Ive eatn too much!! the puku is sore...

Arron

might help a bit if I knew what the heck a puku was/is???

Otherwise some really good ham and some good mashed potatoes
and various vegtables. surprisingly..not alot of sweet stuff. I can't handle eating alot anymore. Wish I was losing weight though. Could stand to lose about 25-35 pounds. Could care less what that is in that friggin' metric system. I hate metrics! I mean what are we going to do drag a quarter Kilometer? Yeah right! HAHAHAHA!

PaulS

400 meters Arron. That is close to 440 yards.

Aloysius

PaulS wrote:

400 meters Arron. That is close to 440 yards.

here a "quarter" is 1/4-th, so only 250... Smile

Vince

slimjim wrote:

stovey, can you invite us along next year!?!?!

What a damn fine idea Slim...c'mon Stovey...how about it mate...and to make it easier on ya, I don't like crab...too sweet for me...but the rest of it sounds awesome mate. Oh, I will however, happily tuck into a good feed of lobster, Painted Cray and tiger prawns. MMMMMMM Yummo.

Cheers, Vince

stovepipe

Vince is going next time! Very Happy

The rest? Not so much! Laughing

Ominivision1

Arron wrote:

might help a bit if I knew what the heck a puku was/is???

puku=stomach, gut. Very Happy

lesterg3

Well I gotta admit that all sounds real good, but me and my grandson took 2 wild hog hams about 18 ponds each and fixed them up.

We sugar cured the first (three weeks in the cure) and then cold smoked it for five days. The second one we brined and then hot smoked for 12 hours.

Doogie was a great help and he needed to learn how to do it anyway.

Then there was a bunch of potatoes and other veggies, and cheese sauce, and one of my favorites Harvard Beets, and two homemade pecan pie. (Pecans from my backyard)

All together a good meal, the only thing that wasn't so good is the old lady gave most of the leftover meat to the family. Boy that really p----- me off.

stovepipe

Sounds damn yummy Les!