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Master Your Backyard Barbecue from Page 1A Family Features Hoping to Build That Fellowship at This Year’S Event Friday, 5.2.14 ON THE WEB: www.yankton.net life NEWSROOM: RESS AKOTAN [email protected] P D PAGE 5A PanCan Master Your Backyard Barbecue From Page 1A Family Features hoping to build that fellowship at this year’s event. The crawl will be led by Coaxing layers of mouthwatering sa- Willcockson, who is celebrating both vory, smoky flavor out of grilled meat in- his fifth year as a survivor and his stantly transforms your backyard birthday Saturday. barbecue from ho-hum to heavenly. As “Only 6 percent of people diagnosed the temperatures rise this grilling season, with pancreatic cancer live past year focus on flavor to take your backyard five,” Weddingfeld said. “Bob’s anniver- barbecue to a whole new level. sary is a huge success.” The distinct flavors of grilled foods All proceeds from the fundraiser come from three sources, according to will be donated to the Lori Groetken Ardie Davis, renowned judge on the bar- Foundation in care of Dr. David Line- becue circuit and founder of the Ameri- han’s Pancreatic Research & Aware- can Royal International BBQ Sauce, Rub ness through the Siteman Cancer & Baste Contest. These include season- Center in St. Louis. Linehan is one of ings and marinades used to flavor food the leaders in the field of pancreatic before grilling; smoky flavors that emerge cancer. during grilling itself (from wood chips, “The foundation’s mission is to planks or sauces or seasonings applied eliminate pancreatic cancer through while cooking); and finishing sauces ap- the advancement of research and to plied after the food is removed from the raise public awareness,” Weddingfeld heat. said. “We’re looking for a pretest and a To create dishes full of flavor this cure.” grilling season, follow these easy tips She added that, in partnership with from Davis: Wendy’s International, the Lori • Tenderize with marinades. Mari- Groetken Foundation to date has raised nades transform tougher cuts of meat and donated more than $400,000 to into flavorful and tender options. KC pancreatic cancer research. Masterpiece marinades will penetrate Kansas City Classic Ribs Saturday’s PanCan Poker Run & Pub meat in 30 minutes, adding flavor and in- Crawl will begin with registration at 2 creasing tenderness. Recipe created by sauce expert, Ardie Davis. p.m. at Rounding 3rd, moving on to • Enhance with wood chips or planks. Ben’s Brewery, O’Malley’s Irish Pub, Build on the grill’s natural smoky flavor Boomer’s Lounge and Happy Hourz be- with wood chips or planks that infuse MAKES: 4 SERVINGS fore finishing at Czeckers at 7 p.m. subtle layers of new tastes, such as hick- PREP TIME: 2 HOURS 30 MINUTES Cash prizes for highest, second highest ory or apple. Scatter dry chips directly and lowest hands will be awarded. on the coals and watch for them to begin COOK TIME: 1 HOUR 20 MINUTES Drawings will also take place for raffle to smoke before placing meat on the grill. prizes. Keep the lid closed in between turning Marinade: A free-will donation meal will be the meat to create a stronger smoky fla- 1/3 cup soy sauce available at Czeckers, with Mike and vor. 2 tablespoons roasted sesame seed oil Jay performing from 8-10 p.m. • Keep meat moist. Use a spatula or 1 teaspoon granulated garlic Major sponsors for the event are tongs for flipping. Piercing meats can re- 1 teaspoon powdered ginger First Dakota National Bank and Dakota lease flavorful juices and moistness, re- 1 cup KC Masterpiece Kansas City Classic barbecue sauce Beverage. sulting in dry meat and diminished taste. 1 cup white or cider vinegar “If you can’t make it an all-day • Top with Blue Ribbon flavor. Add Ribs: event, we’d love to see you at 7 and smoky and sweet flavor to every bite 2 Racks pork loin ribs, about two pounds each with the membrane removed join us for Mike and Jay,” Weddingfeld with KC Masterpiece sauces, which can 2 tablespoons olive oil said. “We hope to see lots of people be used for broiling, baking and grilling, there.” and as an ingredient in many recipes. The Combine marinade ingredients in medium bowl and mix well. Place ribs in a large GLAD zip- ——— sauce company celebrates the classic per bag and pour in marinade ensuring ribs are fully covered. Set aside and marinate for 2 For more information, visit Blue Ribbon recipe that won “Best Sauce” hours, or overnight in refrigerator. www.LoriGroetkenFoundation.org or at the first American Royal Barbecue Set up two-zone fire for indirect grilling with Kingsford charcoal by situating charcoal on www.visityanktonsd.com/event/pan- sauce competition in 1978 and is made only one side of grill, leaving other side void. Heat to 400°F. can/, or call Weddingfeld at 605-661- with real sugar and rich dark molasses. Lightly oil grill. Remove ribs from marinade and dispose of excess liquid. Place ribs, bone 1199 or Marcy Moser at 605-661-7727. Try Davis’ recipe for Kansas City Clas- side down, over direct heat and cover grill for 6-8 minutes. Then turn ribs and cover for an- sic Ribs to bring authentic flavor to your other 6-8 minutes. Continue this process for 45 minutes to an hour or until ribs are tender. You can follow Derek Bartos on favorite ‘cue. Visit Once tender, move ribs to void side of grill and coat with barbecue sauce. Cover grill for an- Twitter at twitter.com/d_bartos/. Dis- www.kcmasterpiece.com for additional other 6-8 minutes. cuss this story at www.yankton.net/. tips and flavorful grilling recipes. Remove ribs from grill and cover with butcher paper or aluminum foil. Let rest for 10-15 min- utes. Slice ribs into individual pieces and serve. Yankton Morning Optimist Club’s BBB Warns Consumers Of Advance Fees OMAHA, Neb. — Better Business Bu- pre-paid card called a Green Dot Money- Hegarty. “The address is meant to sound reau (BBB) serving Nebraska, South Pak. She thought that she was setting up legitimate, when it is not. Dakota, The Kansas Plains and South- an account that would be used to trans- “The bottom line is that it is illegal Monday Sioux Falls Canaries vs. Sioux City Explorers west Iowa is warning cash-strapped con- fer her loan payments. She was unfamil- for companies to promise you a loan and May 5, 2014 Youth Baseball Clinic and Tailgating: 4:30 PM sumers to beware of online lenders that iar with how a Green Dot MoneyPak ask you to pay fees in advance,” added Opening Pitch: 6:00 PM Riverside Park Facebook.com/Yanktonmorningoptimist require advance fees. works and did not know that when she Hegarty. “Also, if you are handing over “Desperate times are leading people gave the caller the numbers on her card, your personal information to get a loan THANK YOU, SPONSORS! to the Internet to apply for loans and the money could be accessed immedi- without doing your research, you could many are falling deeper into debt after ately. Such Green Dot transactions are be setting yourself up to have your ac- A’viands* Matt Michels Attorney* getting tangled up with fictitious lenders extremely difficult to trace. Other phony Accurate Eye Care* Mead Lumber count drained by offshore scammers.” Animal Health Clinic Meridian Title Company/Yankton who have little regard for the law,” said loan companies have used Western If looking for a personal loan, BBB Applied Engineering & Clay* BBB President and CEO Jim Hegarty. Union or MoneyGram to obtain the pay- has the following advice: Avera Home Medical Midwest Insurance Agency* “Consumers nationwide continue to be ments. • Be wary of applying for online loans Avera Sacred Heart Hospital Mount Marty College* victimized by sophisticated loan scams After releasing the numbers, the through unfamiliar businesses or web- Baldwin Filters MT & RC Smith Insurance* that demand up-front fees for personal woman was notified that United Per- sites. Many of these online application Becker Auto Body Muller Industries* Ben’s Brewing Company Murdo Aten’s Resort loans that are never delivered.” sonal Only needed more money for “in- sites are run by scammers or by people An Arkansas City, Kan., woman, who surance.” That’s when she contacted Best Western Kelly Inn* Norhwestern Energy who sell your information to scammers. )SHJRI\YU :[L]LUZ3H^6ɉJL Northern Extrusion Tooling has a history of searching for loans on- BBB. Although she closed her bank ac- • Understand that requiring fees be Boller Printing* Olson’s Pest Technicians* line, recently received a phone call from count, she is receiving numerous loan paid as a condition of receiving a loan is Bonanza Family Restaurant* Opsahl-Kostel Funeral Home United Personal Only. She was informed applications through emails and up to 6 illegal. Boston Shoe* Orthopedic Institute that “they already had her bank account phone calls per day from other online • Do not do business with anyone )YPHU:OYL]LZ3H^6ɉJL Phinney’s Pub & Casino* number on record and she qualified for loan companies. Century 21 Real Estate Pizza Ranch a $5,000 loan that could be repaid at the BBB investigators believe that United who cannot give you an address that Chesterman Company* 7VSSHYK 3HYZVU3H^6ɉJL rate of $141 per month.” The caller Personal Only is a fictitious business. It you can confirm as legitimate. Clark’s Rentals R-Tec* • Read any contract carefully and Conkling Distributing* Riverfront Dental* stated that United Personal Only is lo- uses the same phone number as another Cork N’ Bottle Roadrunner cated in Houston and is “listed with the company, United Personal Loans, which make sure you understand all require- ments before entering into any agree- CorTrust Bank* Roger’s Family Pharmacy* BBB.” also appears to be fictitious.
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