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The latest project for Larry Ray Palmer, The Thrill Grill is a blog all about food. Covering a variety of cuisines and regional dishes, as well as some of his own unique creations and new versions of old favorites, Larry Ray hopes to take you on a journey through the world of tastes and aromas that can be found all around the world. 

In the various posts, you may find recipes, tips and techniques, reviews of new culinary equipment and, of course, the witty commentary that goes along with the package for no extra charge. Unless you feel you need to be charged for reading this and, then, by all means, feel free to throw a few dollars our way or buy something from The Thrill Grill Wishlist.  (HINT: He absolutely adores new gadgets and foods to try, as well as spices. We go through A LOT of spices)

aka Hey Dad, Grey Beard and That Chicken Guy
Larry Ray Palmer, also known as Hey Dad,Grey Beard and 
That Chicken Guy depending on who you ask
Food is a passion almost everyone shares. We all have foods we love and foods we hate and those we haven't met yet. Spend a little time here and you are likely to meet some new foods and possibly even find ways to make foods you already knew in a different way. I can't guarantee that you will like every dish my guests or I post but I certainly hope you will find something you like at The Thrill Grill -- Larry Ray

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