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Barbequed brisket lunch
Well, my husband’s back to work (no more jury duty) but my son is sick at home — so we’re down to one adult bento today. Happily, we spent yesterday making Texas barbeque, so plenty of leftovers made with care. There was homemade potato salad as well, but putting a cold mayo dish in the thermal lunch jar with warm dishes seemed like a fast ticket to the emergency room.
- barbequed brisket — my husband’s pride and joy (cooked for 10 hours or so) Lined the bowl with Press N Seal so as not to damage the bowl when I nuked it.
- barbequed beans (cooked for 5.5 hours)
- homemade cole slaw
- Texas toast (with containers of homemade barbeque sauce for the brisket)
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September 25th, 2006 | Categories: beans, lactose free, meat, salad, thermal lunch jar | 
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