DO YOU OWN A TAILGATING VEHICLE OR KNOW OF ONE?

If you aren't lucky enough to be in Miami for the Super Bowl, here is what you are missing. If you are lucky enough to be down in Miami for the Super Bowl, here is what you are still missing.

For the last 15 years, Stephen Gay has been showing his love for the Green Bay Packers by sporting his converted 1966 Dodge Camper. This lifelong resident of Green Bay turned that old camper into one of the most storied tailgating vehicles around, simply known as the "Big G." This famous tailgate machine has even starred in a Campbell's Soup commercial and an NFL Films presentation. Its allocates are incredibly hard to beat considering the fact that the "Big G" has been featured in numerous news and web publishings throughout the country.
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Thanks to Hoss from The Mink's Nest for unveiling this great secret marinade!

INGREDIENTS

2 cups each of soy sauce and Kikkoman’s Teriyaki Sauce (amount varies depending on amount of items to Marinade)
1 cup chopped onion
1 clove chopped garlic
1 cup balsamic vinegar
½ cup Italian dressing (Kraft or Wishbone)
¼ cup Heinz 57 steak sauce or A1
¼ cup mustard
2 table spoons of Wooster shire sauce
2 table spoons each of salt, course ground pepper, Lowry’s, Lemon Pepper
2 table spoons of cocktail sauce or Heinz chili sauce
¼ cup of Honey or brown sugar

DIRECTIONS

Nice and simple. Mix all of the ingredients into a Tupperware bowl. Place the meat into the Marinade, and cover in the refrigerator for 12 hours.

Searching the parking lots on Washington Avenue and behind the Target Center you’ll be sure to spot old and dated commercial trucks converted into Minnesota Vikings tailgating machines. Among those trucks, you’ll find a 26-foot tailgate machine filled with heat, solid maple cabinetry, satellite TV, deluxe stereo system, and a state of the art 1,500-pound trailer grill. This unique tailgating machine is simply known as Mink's Nest, and is the brainchild of the 6’2” linebacker like individual in a 5’7” frame known to most as “The Mink.”
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