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Some time ago, I was asked by a restaraunt here in town, how to do mushrooms on the grill. And If there was anything I had not ever tried on the smoker or grill. My reply was watermelon and mushrooms are the only two things I never tried. Well today, I bit the bullet and smoked some watermelon.

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It actually truned out better than I thought it would. It was not very sweet, but after smoking it about 20 minutes, and then moving it over by the fire and semi-grilling it, I took it off, and tried a bite, and it was much sweeter. I went ahead and put it in the fridge to get cold again, and see how it is that way. The other stuff is a small brisket, chuck roast, and little taters. Oh, and I did season the melon, I put salt and pepper on it, the way my Grandpa taught me to eat it, lol.

 



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You haven't lived until you've grilled some shiitake or portabello mushrooms. We have some vegetarian friends who come over for dinner a couple times a year and I always make burgers. Instead of meat on theirs I maranade and smoke/grill portabello mushrooms and they always rave about them.

 

I usually maranade them in a vinegar/soy sauce/garlic combination that I throw together and then just cook them like any other burger with some apple wood chips thrown on the coals for extra flavor. If I ever had to give up meat, those would be about my only alternatives since they're about as close to meat as you can get without actually being meat.



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