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Belly's BBQ
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Location: Salisbury, Md.
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 Posted: Sat Feb 20 10 12:49 am Post subject: Brisket Breakfast Burrito |
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I had some Un-Eatin (too good to be called leftover) brisket. So I cubed some up along with some diced onion, mushroom, green pepper and a handfull of hash browns. sauted the veggies and hash browns. then added the Brisket just to warm and wrapped in a tortilla, top with your favorite cheese and sour cream or salsa. ENJOY
WOW was it good!!
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Gunner69
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| Posted: Sat Feb 20 10 1:18 am Post subject: |
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| Pics or it never happened LOL |
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Jarhead
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What, no scrambled eggs in it? And here I thought this was breakfast. 
Sounds good, too bad it didn't happen. 
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Belly's BBQ
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No time for pics. I was to
And yes it just isn't breakfast without Farm Fresh eggs
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