- Location
- WA state
What's for dinner?
Food!
- Thread starter Johnnie Walker
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jeeperjohn
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- Location
- Temecula, CA
Kayle666 and his girlfriend will be providing the meal. I will ask him to post up here about what's on the menu.
boostamante
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- Location
- los angeles california
Burritos?
- Location
- WA state
Does all the food you people eat have to consist of tortillas, meat and cheese? Ha.
boostamante
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- Location
- los angeles california
JohnX
Sarge
- Location
- Williams AZ
My stomach is brown, you add some salsa to that list and I will never be disappointed.
boostamante
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- Location
- los angeles california
jeeperjohn
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Temecula, CA
Chihuahua burritos!
JohnX
Sarge
- Location
- Williams AZ
Sarge will eat three.
jeeperjohn
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- Location
- Temecula, CA
It looks like since we changed the venue Kayle666 may not be able to do teh food. Anybody able to step up and handle it?
Let me check with some people.
What do you guys want to eat?
how much are you willing to pay for dinner?
Do you want single serving or "All you can eat"?
Vanimal
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- escondido, ca
Amurican food. burgers, dogs, pulled pork, ribs, mac n cheese, baked beans, slaw, mashed potatoes, etc.
do you take food stamps? if not, $3-10 depending on what it is. If its a ripoff, i'll be roasting weenies on my cb antenna over an open fire.
all i can eat!
Darky
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- Location
- 29 Palms, CA
I've yet to be disappointed by a SoCalfest meal. I'd like all you can eat, but that's probably why/because I'm 270 lbs...
- Location
- Oceanside, CA
Wow Dan! Guess you'll be eating those dogs over the fire. I wanna say meal tickets last yr were $12-15 for all you can eat with a soad. And there was plenty of food for everyone. I'd gladly pay that again. Gotta figure someone is doing the cooking and bringing everything to do it.
- Location
- San Diego, CA
It's been $10 for a (good sized) serving with a water or soda, and an extra $5 for refills, the last few years, with no complaints.
- Location
- La Habra, CA
I suggest that we just feed ourselves. I would volunteer to do some shopping at Costco or Smart & Final. The menu would have to be kept simple. Burgers, dogs, salads, beans (a must for a campfire), sodas.
We would need people to bring some grills and such. And we'd need a pretty accurate head count.
We would need people to bring some grills and such. And we'd need a pretty accurate head count.
- Location
- San Diego, CA
You gonna go all Blazing Saddles on us, Johnny?
assgas:We could still pre-sell dinners in the
Store, which helps with the head count.
mako my day
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aliso Viejo
I have 40 pounds of bone in pork from a recent hunting trip I could donate. I suck at cooking though.
(Hopefully I have a working jeep by then as well)
(Hopefully I have a working jeep by then as well)
jeeperjohn
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- Location
- Temecula, CA
Wow, that sounds like enough to feed everybody. What is the easiest way to cook it?
mako my day
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aliso Viejo
Not a clue. Flash frozen and vacuum sealed. When we eat it, I have a friend/chef prepare it.
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