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6.27.2010

Black raspberry jam: for us, for gifts

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1,950 grams (ca. 4 qts) Black raspberries from  Mitchell's Farms pectin, 2 little boxes heat to boil 2,200 grams sugar, return to boil...
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6.21.2010

Another tedious update where I torture my readers with annoying details

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Dear Reader(s):  My recent attempt at  saucisson sec  bit it.  At the last minute, I decided to conduct my curing in a cooler where the hum...
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6.16.2010

Firedome_2 dry run, about 1100°F steady state

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     The first  Firedome  pizza oven prototype progressed at glacial speed; I was pursuing the ancient fired pizza with a more common piece ...
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6.14.2010

Moo shoo pork

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Busy day, desperation dinner night. Fast, reasonably healthy, different, fast are the requirements.  A glance through a fav from my goto per...
6.12.2010

I still have all of my fingers

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[lost image due to reshuffling on picasa] Every good pizza starts at Lowe's.  I got an inexpensive corded Porter angle grinder and a c...
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6.09.2010

Firedome_2 coming soon

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For those two of you not too bored to get through the tedium that is my flatbread obsession, I made a couple observations   during the pita ...
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6.08.2010

Pita and Polka

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5.30.2010

Lemonade, with vodka, fizzy not flat

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Yesterday, I got taken in by the $2 Full Flight.  A nifty weekend marketing shtick at  Weiland's Gourmet Market .  In sync with the lov...
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5.27.2010

This one time I'll let you ask me about my affairs

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Weekends are low 'n slow, proper fuel, execution, temperature monitoring - serious bbq.  Weekdays are a bit different.  We pull a few s...
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5.22.2010

Been a busy couple weeks, once in a while, I ran into the kitchen ...

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Grilled tilapia and brown rice for dinner.  I tried roasted napa cabbage as the veggie. A light sprinkle of sesame oil, salt and 450°F for ...
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5.16.2010

Temperature probe repair (works!)

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The simple  Taylor probe thermometer  is an inexpensive and versatile piece of equipment.  I have a bunch of them.  It's the thing labe...
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5.08.2010

Good run so far

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I'm trying really hard to resist excessive use of the expression 'my sausage' in this post, but, you should see it!  We're a...
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5.02.2010

Another run of saucisson sec, part I

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I've had limited success with  Ruhlman's  Charcuterie recipe for saucissson sec.  Certainly no fault of the process described in the...
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4.24.2010

Snack

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I'm not a big gas grill guy, but my Weber Q comes in handy. I prepped and grilled some salted and lightly oiled eggplant slices. I al...
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