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Bro Shower

Several weeks ago I was at a bridal shower. My husband had a bro shower for all the guys at our house. They ate man food. Here are a few photos my husband took of his man shower food. He made some southwest egg rolls and ribs.

My husband makes his own BBQ sauce. It has homemade applesauce in it. In the fall we go apple picking and the apples we don't use get turned into applesauce which is then frozen flat in ziplock bags.

We had 6 racks of ribs and we have a jar of BBQ sauce still sitting in the fridge that we didn't use up



I made crockpot pulled pork and the leftovers went into the filling for the southwest egg rolls.



This the first time he tried using flour tortillas as his wrapper instead of egg roll wrappers. He says he prefers the egg roll wrappers, but I thought the rolls were really good!



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