by Uncle Bobby on July 15, 2012
This recipe has become the main burger recipe I use for cook-outs. Everyone seems to like them, and in my last cook-out, the Turkey Cajun Burgers disappeared faster than the regular Cajun Burgers.
Cajun Burgers
- 3 pounds of ground beef
- 1 pound of pork Andouille sausage
- 1 Tbsp of Cajun Seasoning
- Worchestershire sauce
- Remove the sausage casings from the Andouille sausage.
- Mix the sausage, ground beef together, and seasoning together.
- Add Worchestershire sauce to taste.
- Form mixture into patties.
Will make about 12⅓ lb. patties.
For a Turkey-version of this recipe, substitute:
– Ground Turkey for the Ground Beef
– Chicken Andouille for the Pork Andouille
– Add 1 egg into the mixture to allow it to stick together and form the pattie.
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by Uncle Bobby on July 8, 2012
So I’ve discovered a WordPress plugin called RootsPersona that will automatically create the individual person files and link them all together. Now when I update my family tree records, I won’t have to manually update a half a dozen pages, which should make it much easier to keep this website updated. It’ll take be a little while to figure out how to use the new plugin effectively, so bear with me.
by Uncle Bobby on January 18, 2012
This website is dedicated to my family. I use this website as a base to publish my genealogical research, share family pictures and recipes, and to be a point of contact with people who may be distantly related. Whether I update this website once a week or once a year, this website is here for everyone to see.
Web blogs are set up to allow their author’s to share their passions with the world, and two of mine (besides my family) is politics and technology. Its not often when so many of my passions converge into a single entity, so when I heard of this happening, I just had to share it with you.
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA, H.R. 3261) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA, S. 968) are in the works in Congress. These bills would give the government and the bill’s commercial backers (the MPAA, RIAA, GoDaddy.com depending on who’s asking them, and others) unprecedented authority to have essentially have websites shutdown on demand. If you combine the broadly and ill-defined terms of this bill with the fact that EVERYTHING in Washington becomes corrupted over time, this leads to the very real potential for oppressive censorship of the internet for little or no provocation.
The bills’ lead backer is Republican Congressman Lamar Smith continues to defend the bills despite growing protests from the internet community and conservative politicians in Washington. Congress will vote on these bills sometime within the next two weeks, and I urge everyone to call their Representative or Senator and tell them to vote No on SOPA and PIPA. Yes, online piracy should be addressed, but not at the expense of our freedoms.
Thanks, for reading. I’ll step down from my soapbox now.
Bob Lee
Below are some links for more information:
To lookup and contact your Congressional representatives in Washington, D.C.
by Uncle Bobby on January 5, 2012
Wow, its been almost a year since I last updated the website. This is no good. I resolve to be better about maintaining the site in the new year (lets see how long that lasts).
Big news in the family: Samantha is engaged!
Yes, my bratty lil’ sis has found a great guy and I wish Sam, Chris, and Cody all the happiness in the world. No date is set yet. So stay tuned. I may update with details (…next year?).
I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy start in the New Year.
Uncle Bobby
BTW… I know several people have left comments and have tried to contact me through the website over the last year (and a half). I’m sorry, I haven’t been ignoring you. I just forget about the website from time to time. I’ll try to get in touch with each of you in the near future.
