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Kenmore 4-Burner Gas Grill with Side Burner
Kenmore 4-Burner Grill Has Plenty of Cooking Space for All Your Grilling Needs Your family's cookouts will forever be changed with this large Kenmore 4-burner Grill with Side Burner . With almost 500 square inches of cooking space in the primary grilling area, you can serve everybody's favorites all at the same time. From steaks to hot dogs, veggie kabobs to grilled pineapple, you'll have no shortage of room to make everyone happy in the same meal. You can also heat a kettle of baked beans on the convenient side burner, or keep some buns warm. The versatile grill can cook any combination of items you decide on. The cast iron cooking grates on this Kenmore 4-Burner Grill are porcelain coated, making cleaning up quick and simple. The grill runs on gas but fires up fast with an electronic ignition. Coming in at 48,000 BTUs, the grill is powerful and perfect for families and large gatherings. The temperature gauge helps you keep tabs on how hot the cooking area is getting so you know how fast your food is cooking. The steel construction of this grill will last through every summer, year after year.
- Kenmore 4-burner Grill with Side Burner is an attractive black grill with powdercoated legs and stainless steel lid
- Two levels: main grill and top steaming grate
- Four burners with an additional side burner
- Porcelain coated cooking grates for easy cleaning
- Two wheels, located on the right side
- Four front burner controls help you control the heat for individual food types
- Electronic ignition for quick starting
- Gas fueled
- Covered burner on right side, shelf to the left for plates or utensils
- Strong steel chassis construction
- Large 650 square inch total cooking area
- 48,000 BTUs


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Strawberry Amaretto Alexander
Total Time
Prep 2 mins
Cook 0 mins
Incredibly Delicious!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup amaretto liqueur
- 1 cup half-and-half
- 1 pint strawberry, washed and hulled
- 8 ice cubes
- Place Amaretto, cream, berries and ice cubes in a blender.
- Whir until berries and ice are pureed.
- Serve immediately. Makes 4 servings.
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This is nice, not great. It also separates quickly.
This is the best drink I can ever remember having. I absolutely LOVE it. The flavors are so light and refreshing and not to sweet and the color so lovely. DH actually made it for me and I had him only make half a recipe as I usually only drink one and he doesn't like sweet drinks - well, that was a mistake as I wanted MORE, so he had to go back and make the rest of it. He even enjoyed it. Now we are already talking about when we can make it again. He made it exactly as directed other than cutting in half and wouldn't change a thing.
This is great! I did use fat free milk as I am watching my calories and it came out fine. The second batch I played with it some more by using butterscotch schnapps instead of the Amaretto, YUMMY. Thanks for sharing.

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The Browns set the bar high with their outstanding draft selections in 2010. First-round pick Joe Haden, second-round pick TJ Ward and third-round pick Colt McCoy were all major contributors to the team last season.
In the 2011 draft, the Browns must find a way to at least match the success of last year's draft. With free agency hanging in the balance of the lockout, the draft is even more critical than usual, as teams don't know how much time or money they'll have to work with whenever the free agency market does open up.
The Browns most pressing needs are at DT, DE, WR, LB and OT. Holmgren and Heckert will certainly attempt to fill as many of those as possible through the draft.
While the way the draft will shake out is never clear until, well, after the picks have been made, we've now reached the point in the offseason where it's possible to at least hazard a guess as to how the chips will fall.
Now might be a good time to tell you that I kind of hate mock drafts. The draft is nearly impossible to predict, especially after the second or third round, as new information about possible draftees continually emerges all the time and changes the position where they're likely to be taken. There are no absolute right answers for who the best pick is for a team like the Browns that has pressing needs at a number of positions.
But it's April, and I'm a sportswriter, so when in Rome...


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As yes, one of the most common after the fact reactions in boxing is for the fighter, the promoter, and the fighter's team to blame the ref for how the fight went down. Either the ref was too passive or the ref constantly made himself apart of the fight. Well, all day long the media has been continuing the same gripes and scoffs they had last night over PBS veteran anchor Jim Lehrer and his decision to make like a good "ref" and let the fighters fight, throw hands, lob bricks, toss bombs, fire cannons, you get the point.
This reminds me of when Carl Froch sort of blamed Steve Smoger for allowing Andre Ward to constantly smother him and clinch. Froch felt uncomfortable and somehow that was Smoger's fault. Well, the same applies to the media. Just because they were uncomfortable with how easily outpointed President Obama was by Mitt Romney doesn't mean Jim Lehrer was doing a bad job as the moderator. Perhaps, now just bare with me because you know I'm not the sharpest knife in the kitchen but perhaps Romney just plain dusted the president, no?
President Obama got worked, plain and simple. Like Floyd Mayweather says "It was easy work". You can't blame the moderator if one of the candidates is so out of his depth that no amount of media bias and planted questioning can save him. Romney was prepared, focused, and up for the fight; President Obama was not.
So what this tells me is what John Nolte wrote about on Big Journalism. And while we give big dap to John I want to expand on his point that now the media is out for blood. He's correct, the media is so mad and so out of their wit they will throw objectivity and journalistic honor out the window and just go straight for the throat. They want Romney dead politically so bad they can hardly control themselves; as on display last night when Chris Matthews had an on air meltdown.
I feel bad for Mitt Romney and it's like dude, you would have been a lot better off had you lost the debate because now the media, see at first the media just had a strong dislike toward Mitt Romney, but now they hate him after what he did last night.
Words like "Liar" and "Manipulation" are being tossed around as an SOS signal for the rest of the media to begin building a new narrative in lead up to the final two presidential debates. When I heard on Fox and Friends that the next debate will be in town hall format my stomach kind of turned to be honest. Boy I really feel uneasy about this kind of debate because you know the audience will be crowded purposely mind you with Obama supporters and DNC plants. Sounds like a nutty conspiracy but it's not unusual for debate audiences to be packed with supporters of a candidate. Remember, during the GOP primary the Nevada debate crowd was stacked full of annoying Romney supporters who cheered every time the man moved.
I just have a feeling that like, we're going to see a stacked debate audience in favor of President Obama. They're going to ask about the 47% and all these prepared questions non stop to try and knock Romney off his momentum. It's not fair but liberals don't give two craps about fairness when it comes to political battles.
But back to Jim Lehrer you know I think it's a load of bunk that Jim is getting crucified like this. The man had a job to do as the moderator and that was let these two candidates debate, not defend one and attack the other. The media wanted him to act like a tag team partner for the president and he didn't do that. So in their own twisted way their acting like the mob and putting a hit out on the old guy.
Lehrer broke the new media rule: "Protect the president at all times and attack Romney"
And for that, he's gotta go...badda bing, it's done. Jim Lehrer might be sleeping with the fishes after what he pulled last night. He should pray Obama wins or else he'll be blamed for Mitt Romney winning the whole thing.
I actually like Jim Lehrer though. I remember watching him on PBS when I was growing up. My dad would watch the New Hour every evening and the one person I remember from that show is Jim Lehrer. The guy's a veteran alright, don't do him dirty like this.
Liberals and the media response to debate:
#Blame it on Jim Lehrer
#Blame it on rust
#Blame it on altitude
#Blame it on the rain
#Blame it on the boogie


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Wine Details
Wine Description
(From 2010 Vintage) The 2013 Chairman Series Cabernet Sauvignon is deep, and dense in color with a complex flavor profile. The bouquet of berry fruit and smoky notes continue onto the palate with rich flavors of blackberry, boysenberry pie, and black cherry that are complemented by mocha and anise from the oak. The lingering finish is framed beautifully by smooth tannins
Winemaker's Notes
(From 2012 Vintage) Our 2012 estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon is a true testament to the varietal and exemplifies what the Santa Ynez Valley is capable of. Intense aromas of blackberry and black cherry, cassis, dark roast coffee and vanilla are accented by nutmeg and allspice. The flavor profile mirrors the bouquet, adding a rich mouthfeel and bold structure.


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