A little trick was taught to me when I started doing boxes. After your box is made, take a paper towel lay it over the parsley and lighly dampen it and close the lid. Then stick it some place cool. Then when you go to make your box you also have damp towel to touch up the box with.
I,m just the money, Vern is the muscle.:wink:Jeez Shane ... do you just build the smoker and buy the trailer?
Is everyone using parsley
I'll be the dissenting voice here. I customarily do ours on Saturday morning, for a number of reasons. One is that I'm doing other things, and the other is that at most comps we go to it's too damn hot to mess with garnish on Friday afternoon unless I want it to instantly wilt. Friday evening, I'll attend the cook's meeting, and do the last of the meat prep. By the time that's done, it's bedtime for me and the boys. My hands are free on Saturday morning, it's considerably cooler, and I can bang the boxes out in an hour in between lending VQ a hand here and there.
rotflmao!!!we always plan on doing them friday night.
6pm friday - we ask "who is doing the boxes?"..everyone scatters.
8pm friday - it's decided that "someone" must do them....after dinner.
11pm friday - try to roust those in a drunken stupor that they were "elected" to do the boxes.
11:15 friday - break up fight
midnight - after a long discussion and numerous beers it's decided that "garnish is not important"
8am sat. - i start asking "who is doing the boxes?"
9am sat. - start offering other teams to pay them to do our boxes.
10am sat. - find half the parsley sitting out all night. The other half is under the ice in the beer cooler.
11am sat. - make a box of what no one would call a putting green.
Noon sat. - state to anyone that will listen "next time we'll do them friday night"....yeah...right!
Uncle bud