Patti went to local meat market and came back with these 2 inch pork chops as a surprise for me. I had said I wanted to grill some breaded chops and she went and got them for me. The breading was cheery with the sweetness of Country Bob’s Sauce.

That’s Patti looking like a walking billboard for Country Bob’s Sauce, she can put it so many things.  Served with our Garlic Skillet … Oh Man they were good!!!

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes @ 300
Smoke Time: 30 minutes
Grill: Royall Pellet Grill

We love making these. Sometimes as a side dish, sometimes as a main course. Patti always makes extra. Especially if our Date Night is on a Friday night, we double or triple the recipe in case friends drop by over the weekend. They’re easy to microwave quickly. For a fancy lunch entrée, just add a side salad.

Prep Time: 25 minutes
Cook Time: 60 minutes
Grill: Royall Pellet Grill
Pellets: Pecan

We love big, juicy burgers and we’re always looking for new ideas. Al at Country Bob’s gave us an idea for one of our new favorites. So, we took Al’s Hula burger and turned it into a full blown Luau by adding sweet red onion, savory Canadian bacon topped by smoked cheddar cheese and a grilled pineapple slice. Then, we filled the hole in the pineapple with a shot of Country Bob’s All Purpose Sauce.

Growing up in Fallbrook, California we had access to REAL avocados. My mother would make guacamole in a huge bowl and my dad would set up the waffle iron. Dad would heat up big flour tortillas in the waffle iron and sail them to your plate like a Frisbee. Then, we would fill them with guacamole and eat them like big burritos. Mom made it with bacon, sweet onions, tomatoes and cilantro. Over the years I have added red pepper and garlic. Oh, this is good stuff. We sometimes have it just for dinner.

I still smile when I remember one year when my grandmother came to visit from Texas. Mom made a batch of guacamole. My grandmother not being familiar with how to roll or eat a burrito had no clue on how to catch the tortilla when it came your way. Well, she made the mistake of asking my dad to “toss her a tortilla” then turned to talk to someone. I saw that thing sailing through the air and hit my grandmother right in the side of the head. She squealed and we all laughed to tears. In the years to follow she always kept an eye on him when it came to tortillas. Being a Marine through and through, Patti just waits for him to yell “incoming!”