Delicate Art of the Griddle

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Early in the evening, just about supper time.

Posted on Jan 24, 2007 - 8:21 PM

Winter is soup season. regardless of whether it's tomato or cream based, has beef, chicken or shrimp, starts with a mirepoix or a roux, as long as it's hot and warms the belly, it'll be appreciated. If it's made with fresh, quality ingredients, to complete a delicious and well balanced meal in a bowl, it ...

And now, a digression about Pirates and Barbecue

Posted on Jan 15, 2007 - 5:01 PM

The word Buccaneer presents many imaginative images. Swashbuckling heroes, desperate sea battles between ponderous ships, daring and poetic romance, even despicable and foul treachery. When you think of a buccaneer though, you likely don't imagine your father, sweating beside a Weber grill filled with too little charcoal and too much lighter fluid, wielding tongs and ...

La Caja China; Part One

Posted on Nov 13, 2006 - 8:45 PM

When Jose“ told me about his pig box, I listened politely and nodded approvingly in all the right places. I mentioned how I was quite fond of the pork beast and all it's many delicious pieces. Men talk about meat. Like cars, sports and pointless explosions, meat is something that men have an opinion about ...

Lemon Pepper Chicken with balsamic vinegar glaze

Posted on Sep 18, 2006 - 8:36 PM

2-4 chicken breastsJuice of 1 lemon1 tablespoon honey1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar1 tablespoon olive oil1 tablespoon butterLemon pepperKosher saltPat chicken breasts dry and sprinkle with salt and lemon pepper. Turn oven broiler on high. In a hot, oven safe skillet, melt butter in olive oil. Fry chicken for 2-3 minutes on each side, until browned. Spoon ...

Don't hate the tater, hate the game

Posted on Jul 11, 2006 - 3:41 PM

Potatoes are the most widely grown tuber in the world, and a staple of the American diet. Here's a fun fact; Potatoes do not come from Ireland. Potatoes are a new world vegetable that originate in the Andes highlands of Peru. It was imported into Spain and then slowly spread across Europe where they were ...

Shooting for science! #2

Posted on Jul 6, 2006 - 8:43 PM

In America, Independence Day is a really big deal. It's the titular anniversary of the day we tossed off the shackles of tyrannical monarchy and unfair taxation, shortly replacing it with ignorant misrepresentation and unfair taxation. Some people celebrate this holiday by tossing cash semi-legal fireworks vendors to procure a product that they will literally ...

Hardened arteries are a sign of social stature.

Posted on Jun 23, 2006 - 1:04 PM

I can't find the words to describe the Beer Battered Deep Fried Bacon Double Quarter Pounder. I can't decide it it's the best idea in the whole world, or a terrible terrible no good thing.

A sauce for all seasons

Posted on Jun 19, 2006 - 4:26 PM

Pasta sauces range from the time consuming bolognese to the excruciatingly simple sage and butter sauce, whose only ingredients are sage and butter. Opinions on the proper sauce to use and the way to cook it differ to a degree that would make a veteran of the Usenet OS Wars shudder and cower. Seriously, people ...

A place in the sun

Posted on Jun 18, 2006 - 7:47 PM

The experienced firearms collector knows many ways to deal with the love hate relationship they have with cosmoline. The freshman firearms collector will soon make numerous additions to his or her vocabulary of hate. The complex emotions that a firearms collector has with cosmoline root from it's use and removal. Cosmoline is a petroleum distillate ...

Remember the membrane

Posted on Jun 11, 2006 - 2:23 PM

If you're anything like me, and I have to assume you are, then you spend a lot of time watching the cable food channel, FoodTV. The shows that are featured on that cable channel are a wealth of information about cooking and I frequently find myself integrating portions of recipes I see on some of ...

Canned bread; not new, still awesome.

Posted on Jun 8, 2006 - 10:23 AM

The internet is all a flutter about what the hip trendy kids are calling The best thing since sliced bread; canned bread! The original article touts the product as an "innovative product, intended for use as emergency rations."Boingboing thinks this is awesome, and to be fair, there is some awesome in this article, but it ...

Recipes for the bachelor who isn't afraid of heart disease

Posted on Dec 31, 1969 - 3:59 PM

For the bachelor there is little more satisfying or efficient than the pork beast. Bacon, fried by itself is the perfect accompaniment to an infinite variety of sources for the daring single cook. And yet, there is even more flavor and satisfaction to be uncovered for every dish that touches the pan, especially so as ...

Sweet apple herb chicken

Posted on Dec 31, 1969 - 3:59 PM

On occasion I happen to think of possible recipes while in the strangest of circumstances. Showering, cleaning the garage or parachuting out the back of a Russian cargo plane with an expensive German sports car are all places that culinary inspiration may strike. This time it struck as I wandered the aisles of Costco, trying ...

Range report for the Lee Enfield No.4 MkI

Posted on Dec 31, 1969 - 3:59 PM

The only real barometer of a weapon's performance is what impact it has on a hard drive. You can talk about your ballistics gelatin and modeling clay until you're blue in the face, not me brother. 2 - 6 metal platters evenly spaced and secured inside a metal box, that's where it's at!Entry hole.Exit hole.After ...

Shooting, for science!

Posted on Dec 31, 1969 - 3:59 PM

I had these aluminium plates in the garage, and so, for the sake of science, we shot every load we had at it and recorded the source. I had meant to also record the type and brand of ammunition used, but four hours in the desert sun must have frizzled our noodles because we tossed ...

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