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A true finlandish patriot, just like "The White Death" (read : Simo Häyhä)Originally posted by Nuusku
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I know who he isOriginally posted by Mdisch
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All finnish guys know who he is. It was more of a gesture to the other guys.Originally posted by NuuskuI know who he is
But sorry for hijacking the thread.
BACK TO COOKIN' UP SOME RECIPES AND SOME FOOD!Comment
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and here they are
plated with homemade black beans, rice,corn, and a biscuit. The beans were simple shallot, garlic, jalapeno and a chipotle in adobo...... delicious
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That meat right there... Makes my mouth water! Goddamn great job! I wish I was there to have a piece!Originally posted by Bigblue1and here they are plated with homemade black beans, rice,corn, and a biscuit. The beans were simple shallot, garlic, jalapeno and a chipotle in adobo...... delicious
I also like the detail with 2 cans of snus in the background :PComment
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the snus cans were unintentional, doesn't make it any less cool tho.........Originally posted by MdischComment
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Blue! Nice work and great pics. Please, talk to me for a sec about smokers. I am in the market for one asap. It's been on my mind every day, I'll be moving to a new place in less than a month with a small backyard and I got smokers on my mind. Was it you who said electrics without the water do a good job?
Tonight I'm grilling bone in rib eye, girl's making some polenta with pecorino and parm cheese, and we are fixing caprese salad with the last of this Summer's heirloom tomato crop. I have eaten my weight in heirlooms this Summer, simply can't get enough.Comment
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I love Fiestaware. I've always wanted a set, but can't really justify it since I already have plates.Comment
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DittoOriginally posted by lxskllrComment
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I have what they call on the smoking forums an ECB, El Cheapo Brinkman. It's hard to work with but if you want to get into smoking it's the Cheapest way to go. They cost like $30-$50 I got mine for free from a side job I was doing. I use lump charcoal and hard wood chunks. I've never used electric or propane and have no desire to do so. Smoking is something that takes time and preparation so why go easy on the fuel source. That being said I use a propane grill for searing steaks, burgers, sausages, and chicken. In other words fast cooking. Next spring I intend to buy a Weberhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B001I8ZTJ0/ref=asc_df_B001I8ZTJ01710359?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&tag=hyp rod-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395093&creativeASIN=B001I8ZTJ 0 the reason I'm up grading is because it has awesome heat control via properly placed vents which my ECB is severely lacking. I often have to stoke the coals with a hair dryer to keep it at the right temp. So if you can afford it go for the weber, if you just want to get into it and realize the set backs and are willing to make the effort to overcome them, Go with an ECB for a season. I've had mine for 2 seasons and have had great results but it takes some babysitting. But if you can be successful with an ECB I figure my food will only get better when using some better tools. Also if you get the brinkman, it is suppose to be a water smoker. This is bullshit, you want a dry smoke i never use water in mine, so don't........Originally posted by RooComment
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Originally posted by lxskllrSeriously guys? I make some killer food and you comment on my dishes.... WTF!Originally posted by timoteoComment
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Good food lasts ~15 minutes. A good plate will last forever if you don't drop it :^DOriginally posted by Bigblue1Comment
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They are really nice dishes tho!Originally posted by Bigblue1
Hmm Dish.. That's a nice word :PComment
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Looks good Blue!
@Roo- I've got the el cheapo electric version, cost around $40. It works better without the water, but you still want a heat sink down there. I use a a thick terra cotta planter tray. The cheapo ones don't seal up well and like Blue said the venting is not helpful. Mine doesn't get very hot unless there's no heat sink but your temps will vary and go way up like that. I can rock it at 190-200F which works good for slow. Next I'm getting a lodge camp dutch oven to use with coals outside. Can't wait
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