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12-04-2006, 02:16 PM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
Robert,
We had a great time, thanks for the invite. Eight coolers full of food and beverages for nine people. Yes it was the "Most Epic Trip to Leo Carillo"! I'm still full. BC 
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12-04-2006, 03:56 PM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
Holy cow! What a feast! I may just gather the troops and try to make it out in February. I'm going to look into the camping grounds. Thanks for the post. Somebody's going to have to show me how to prepare a clam bake. That looks awesome!
   Hank
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12-04-2006, 04:55 PM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
Gotta be somebody there from New England! You had the Cape Cod clambake down pat! Made me nostalgic. I'm promised a full blown clambake next time I bring my family backto Massachusetts. My cousin's hubby Cazi's gonna do the honors! seeing your bash just made me think about headin east this summer! We do it in a barrel with alternate layers of rockweed and hot rocks about halfway up, then new potatoes, clams, lobsters, fish, Portuguese linguica sausage, corn on the cob, etc. Then the barrel is closed with a canvas which is tied onto it. The whole thing steams while everyone parties for an hour or two. Looks like you guys nailed it down! Great party!
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12-04-2006, 06:30 PM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
Jerry,
Sounds like an interesting way to do a clam bake, and sounds like something I would like to try one of these days  TC&TL,Perry
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12-04-2006, 06:40 PM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
Just a few pics,
I had an awesome time at the beach for our 3rd annual trek. They just get better as time goes on... Photo of Wiley's Bait:  Photo of some of our guests going to test the water temp:  Faces were hidden to protect the innocent:  Story timing it around the camp fire after the meal:  Three buddies very worthy of a salute back at 'ya:  Nine of us went to one of our favorite spots, and we had a great time. All I can say is "WOW"! PerryC 
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12-05-2006, 10:21 AM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
I think we can squeeze a small Prime Rib on Perry's Weber .The other idea is Baby Back Ribs. I have a recipe that is killer. We could get the Prime Rib on Steve's smoker and cook it slow all afternoon. I still have to see if we can get a group discount at a local detox ward. Ha Ha . Scott Shaw
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12-05-2006, 06:10 PM
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Re: A Most Epic Trip To Leo Carillo
Guys,
It was a pleasure lighting up the Que once again. We can definitely cook up a Prime Rib on my 'Q on the next trip. It would work like a larger version of Steves. I'm going to put a temp gauge in it, then we would just use an indirect method of cooking like we did with the Tri-Tip. I'm going to change the grill if a newer one with gull wings will fit inside so we don't have to remove the grill to add charcoal or wood. Toss in some soaked wood chunks and we would be good to go . Of course, if you really wanted to we could toss in a few racks of ribs instead  PerryC Wanna Lime??
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