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Mister Wizard
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Practice, practice, practice. We'll gladly be the test subjects/ tasters/ guinea pigs....whatever.
I have some super dry oak and madrone I could bring for coals.
I have some super dry oak and madrone I could bring for coals.
I think the cast iron may give things a hint of the taste of onions. I like to fry onions and taters once in a while. Plus, I'm using last year's berries for the experiment. They aren't as good as this years.
That was no fat bizquick. Full fat bizquick or Fischer's scone mix? I'm pleased with the doneness results. I was expecting black (my mom always called it nicely done) crust on the bottom, and dough on the top.
The cast iron chicken cooker will probably decrease my gas mileage massively.
That was no fat bizquick. Full fat bizquick or Fischer's scone mix? I'm pleased with the doneness results. I was expecting black (my mom always called it nicely done) crust on the bottom, and dough on the top.
The cast iron chicken cooker will probably decrease my gas mileage massively.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
I think the cast iron may give things a hint of the taste of onions. I like to fry onions and taters once in a while. Plus, I'm using last year's berries for the experiment. They aren't as good as this years.
That was no fat bizquick. Full fat bizquick or Fischer's scone mix? I'm pleased with the doneness results. I was expecting black (my mom always called it nicely done) crust on the bottom, and dough on the top.
The cast iron chicken cooker will probably decrease my gas mileage massively.
It'll be worth it.:cool2:
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Dutch ovens are the cat's meow for cooking and baking when camping in the forest. For best results, dig a hole, obtain a nice bed of coals, lower the dutch oven (with food in it) into the hole, and cover the dutch oven completely with coals. To retain the heat, some cooks cover the entire thing with dirt. Its like a luau in a cast iron pot.
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Are you guys planning a group lunch on Saturday? The lunch that was served last year was excellent!
I forgot to ask if the antique small engine club would be back this year. I was looking at my pictures from last year and hoped they woudl be back.
Arboristsite GTG November 2012 Photos by Bob95065 | Photobucket
Arboristsite GTG November 2012 Photos by Bob95065 | Photobucket
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Eccentric
Mister Wizard
That's the plan. Last year's meal was over the top. This year's meal will most likely be simpler.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
They are supposed to return this year. We may have some antique tractors there as well.
Any musicians coming? I now have 15 months of fiddle playing experience. :msp_rolleyes:
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Well there is this one retired forester from Washington state. I here she plays the fiddle......
BTW guys don't forget to bring lots of crisp new Benjamins. I am bringing 3 or 4 Stihl chainsaws and a Husqvarna to offer up for sale.
Is there any interest in me bringing Stihl trimmers for sale, including the rare FR106 backpack trimmer?
So food? I can cook but Frank is a national BBQ competitor. However I could do a lunch or dinner. I just need a hard count and I can work up a budget.
Is there any interest in me bringing Stihl trimmers for sale, including the rare FR106 backpack trimmer?
So food? I can cook but Frank is a national BBQ competitor. However I could do a lunch or dinner. I just need a hard count and I can work up a budget.
Report, please. Ron
Found this with my Strong Google-Fu just now.
Do you have a picture of the other side?
So the site lives again, eh? Very cool. I see that I am a "new member" again. Ah well.
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Mister Wizard
This new board will take a bit of getting used to. FINALLY won the battle vs my smartphone (be smarter than the phone) and got my pics on photobucket. Weeding through the duplicates and the chaff now. Here's Nate attempting to work his google-fu (without success) on Saturday night:
Here we see Nate's face awash in smartphone glow.
"I was so preoccupied with my Yardbirds grief that I wasn't aware of rental goats".
Here we see Nate's face awash in smartphone glow.
"I was so preoccupied with my Yardbirds grief that I wasn't aware of rental goats".
Behold, the glory:
"I was so preoccupied with my Yardbirds grief that I wasn't aware of rental goats".
Seriously gonna have to look into rental goats, no joke.
