OT: Cooking with Corvette?
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Drifting
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OT: Cooking with Corvette?
It's a long story, but I was Googling on the net for some info on how long a meatloaf is supposed to cook (if you ever need to know, it's 1 to 1.5 hours at 350F!), and I found this link.
Do not try this at home! :lol:
http://www.seetheusabyjeep.com/asset..._meatloaf.html
Do not try this at home! :lol:
http://www.seetheusabyjeep.com/asset..._meatloaf.html
Race Director
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Re: OT: Cooking with Corvette? (mg62)
Mark
I see stuff on doing that from time to time but I can't help but to think about my food mixing with oil/gas/fumes under the hood. :U Think I'll just stop an McDonalds. :)
I see stuff on doing that from time to time but I can't help but to think about my food mixing with oil/gas/fumes under the hood. :U Think I'll just stop an McDonalds. :)
Racer
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From: Point Pleasant NJ
Re: OT: Cooking with Corvette? (Fevre)
I'll save you all a big slab of my car-bque!
Haha... I wouldnt do that on any engine even on the showroom floor.
Get me a #5 Value meal Fevre... biggie sized... hehe
I would personally rather find a camp area, pull over, light a fire and with my small cooler with a few steaks or the like and grill em up. As the "road warrior" option to getting a meal. But why the pain when there are so many untested resturants left out there. I love hitting up a new place to eat and sometimes I really amaze myself.
IE just out with my gang on our bikes and we hit up princeton area and found an awesome bar with the best desert I have ever eaten. Made the 1 hour+ ride worth every last second. Just an extra incentive.
Spook
:reddevil
Haha... I wouldnt do that on any engine even on the showroom floor.
Get me a #5 Value meal Fevre... biggie sized... hehe
I would personally rather find a camp area, pull over, light a fire and with my small cooler with a few steaks or the like and grill em up. As the "road warrior" option to getting a meal. But why the pain when there are so many untested resturants left out there. I love hitting up a new place to eat and sometimes I really amaze myself.
IE just out with my gang on our bikes and we hit up princeton area and found an awesome bar with the best desert I have ever eaten. Made the 1 hour+ ride worth every last second. Just an extra incentive.
Spook
:reddevil
