Chuckeye steak in the cast iron on the grill outside.
Fries
Fry sauce of Mayo, Mustard and pickle juice

Came out great as far as the outside crust and medium-rare inside. But this chuckeye had a lot of gristle and wasn't very enjoyable. Other times I've gotten it, it's been very good. Damn.
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Looks good. Did you add a half cup white wine and a tablespoon or two of brandy to it?

I can tell a lot about y'all from your plates. :p

My wife is a Fiestaware slut.

I dig lewdog's plates. Ours are a wedding gift from my parents 30 years ago. We wanted to replace them for a couple years now.

No. But that would have been delicious. Mine is just water, Onion, celery, Bay, garlic, parsley, and the shrimp shells.

Geezz! Working my new, but cheap camera, was testing my patience, including getting everything onto the desktop.

I've not had a home cooked meal in a week or so. Did a quick n' easy ham steak tonight with pineapple, cherries and a dash of cloves. Served with mashed taters, garlicky butter green beans and homemade candied yams. I made the yams with maple syrup, a bit of molasses, some Turbinado sugar and butter. I couldn't find my pre-cooked bacon bits to add to the green beans which frustrated me. Turns out the sig-O removed them while looking for something and didn't put 'em back. Arghhhhh! All and all it turned out tasty with my pineapple sauce. We shared a beer with it.

I had all those too. I had posted my recipe using the wine and brandy so was wondering.

Shrimp's on! it looks a little disgusting until they cook.

Yeah, well round is out and square is in.

No, no, no, beans are nice.

Well your plates are nice but I am not telling my wife that. She already spends enough of my money! :evil:

Funny you bring that up, all of our dinnerware used to match, my wife must think it's inter-changeable with the neighbors as I often come across strange plates, bowls and silverware, WTH? One of many things I have learned to let go, life is too short.