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Birthday food

Mrs. Belly had her birthday last night.  I grilled some kabobs, one of her favorite food groups.  The yellow thingys are sunburst squash from Fresh Market.  The veggies are yellow and red bell peppers, onions, and mushrooms.

And of course, shrimp.  Simply seasoned with a bit of lime juice, sea salt and black pepper.

All were cooked on my Little Rock made Portable Kitchen Grill.

Whats your favorite birthday food (other than cake)? 

Posted by Belly Boy on September 22, 2007 04:53 AM |

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Great-looking kebabs and pictures!

Posted by: MuddlingThrough [TypeKey Profile Page] | September 23, 2007 10:58 AM

I love my PK grills. Got a regular one, and just found a dutchess (round) one at a Dead Person Sale. Looks like I'm finally going to have to pony up and replace the grate/grill. Hope the new ones fit, as they've made several sizes over the years.

Posted by: pollen [TypeKey Profile Page] | September 23, 2007 07:22 PM

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