cookout
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an informal meal cooked and eaten outdoors
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Dzirasa reminded residents that if they are inviting friends over for a cookout, graduation ceremony, Cinco de Mayo or Mother’s Day brunch, they are putting themselves, their friends, family and neighbors at risk of contracting COVID-19.
From grilled fruits and veggies, to classic dishes with surprise ingredients and fun twists on your favorite potato and pasta salads, I’ve got your next cookout covered!
According to Nashville Police Lieutenant Joey Corbett, there was a cookout on Saturday, June 17, in the Indian Trail Subdivision.
At a campaign cookout before the primary, a man Ojeda had known since childhood attacked him with brass knuckles and then tried to run him over in a truck.
Bringing your own meat (or fish) to a Memorial Day cookout can be a welcome gesture, unless the host already has his or her hands full at the grill and doesn’t need the extra headache.
Dior model Zuzu Tadeushuk’s family has made a practice of celebrating Thanksgiving with a cookout at Harriman State Park.