With summer coming up, it’s time to start working on lighter options. Seafood salad with crab and shrimp is an easy fix up that will feed you for a few days. I use canned crab meat and chilis because it’s faster an easier, but you can substitute out with fresh. With this, you can make some great cold sandwiches and lettuce wraps.
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Here’s a cool, refreshing dip that is perfect for potato chips or as a spread for burgers and sandwiches. It’s best if you let it sit for a few hours before serving it.
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This is my grandfathers recipe for Chipped Ham Barbecue. Chipped Ham is extremely thin sliced ham from the butcher or meat department at your local supermarket thats a big staple of Pittsburgh. It’s almost like a Sloppy Joe except the meat isn’t ground up like a chili. You’ll want to get regular or smoked ham, not the maple or flavored kind as it will throw off the taste. Finding chipped ham is easy, you can usually just ask the butcher or deli for them slice it on the smallest setting they have.
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The biggest trick with Grand Theft Auto 5 is to save the Lester Missions for last. Go thru all of the heist missions to make a good amount of money (between 15-40 million depending on your choices), then use that money tospeculate on the stock market. Each of Lester’s missions will return a great percentage and you can easily make up to about 3 billion dollars after completing them. Make sure you choose the companies below for the maximum return. Buy heavily in these companies with all 3 of your characters before starting the mission.Read More »Make Money in GTAV wth Lester
These guys at DefendTheHouse have been putting up a series of videos where they try and bust any myths about Grand Theft Auto 5. From lighting gas trails with a cars exhaust to knocking down cable cars, they cover a ton of tricks with these.
I’ve never seen anything like this. The fact that this sinkhole can engulf a group of massive trees within seconds and complete change the landscape… Read More »Sinkhole
I’ve had my eye on a .22 caliber air rifle for quite some time now. I’ve seen this type a few years ago in a Cheaper Than Dirt catalog and they were running about $150-$200 which I just couldn’t justify spending on an air rifle when I could very well just pick up an actual .22 rifle for the same price. While I was at Wal-Mart the other day, I seen one of these beauties marked for $99.99 and had to grab it. This kit comes with a break action barrel, reciever/stock, 2 interchangeable barrels (one .117 caliber and one .22 caliber) and a scope.
Walking to the door with this in one hand and a pack of .22 caliber hollow points, I knew I was up for a fun night of cutting thru cans in the backyard. Read More »Beeman Kodiak X2 Air Rifle
I haven’t had a good breaded pork chop for quite some time. When I seen a good special on pork chops at the store I had to grab some to cook up for a stick to your ribs dinner. Here’s an easy recipe you can use to whip up some great breaded pork chops. You can use Italian breadcrumbs and serve with a side of pesto linguini for a filler upper that’s easy to cook and easy on the wallet.
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I just picked up one of the most famous distortion boxes ever made, the classic orange Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal, on eBay for $25 with an adaptor and original box/info. I’ve been looking on picking up a new distortion pedal for the last few month and this one was a good deal for a great, easy to modify pedal with tons of kits out there. I’ve played around with this pedal at guitar center and really do like it as it is. it has a good amount of range from a nice breaky grit to a metal lead sound, and playing with the tone knob and your pickups can really give you a ton of tones.
Is it the best I’ve heard, not by far, but it’s a pedal that you can always rely onRead More »Bought a Boss DS-1