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From: goodsoldierschweik@invalid.com
On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 03:48:25 -0700 (PDT), LarbGai
wrote:
>On Apr 19, 11:33 pm, Gregg wrote:
>> On Apr 19, 5:47 am, LarbGai wrote:
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>> > On Apr 19, 4:45 pm, Brian Anasta wrote:
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>> > > Hi all,
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>> > > Am just hoping somebody out there with extensive experience using
>> > > kettle bbqs will be able to pass on some advice. I have recently
>> > > purchased a fantastic looking little Weber ‘Smokey Joe’ Kettle BBQ – a
>> > > real steal at $99.95 in MY opinion. It is a vibrant ‘racing black’ in
>> > > colour with softer greyish tones towards the bottom of the unit. It
>> > > has very smooth lines, is absolutely sleek and stylish and a joy to
>> > > look at. Anyway, I am off on a camping trip this coming weekend and I
>> > > AM relying on the Smokey Joe to keep me going for the 2 days in terms
>> > > of cooking my supper (breakfast will consist solely of oatmeal and
>> > > dried fruits with lunch including a sample of simple yet nourishing
>> > > sandwiches of pre-prepared salads and processed meats).
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>> > > Now, 2 questions; firstly, will a unit such as the Smokey Joe be
>> > > sufficient for my needs (is it reliable AND sturdy enough to endure
>> > > being carried for 2 full days in amongst some fairly dense brush and
>> > > thickets?)
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>> > > Secondly, what cut of meat would people suggest I take to christen the
>> > > unit? I am not ONLY considering taste here, but also practicalities
>> > > and ease of cooking. Would one be better off grilling some steaks/
>> > > chops, or, alternatively, roasting up a small shoulder of pork with an
>> > > accompaniment of root vegetables for example?
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>> > > Many thanks for your input and thoughts.
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>> > > Kind Regards,
>> > > Brian Anasta
>>
>> > ****** Once again welcome back Khun Brian.
>> > I await your superior culinary knowledge.- Hide quoted text -
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>> Hey Larb, ask him if he's going to take his Buzz Aldrin Collection
>> shortwave radio with him on his campout. That would be the perfect
>> time and or event to do some monitoring. My guess is that he hasn't
>> put 10 hrs. on that unit - - if he even really bought it to begin
>> with. ;-)- Hide quoted text -
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>****** Old Brian likes to 'take the piss' in fact he is one of the
>best yet.
>Birdwatching was another one of his hobbies before he got into knives.
>
>;-)
I believe that there was a bit of watching the birds also. The
magnificent Ning comes to mind, although it appears that the Ning flew
the coop.
Cheers,
Schweik
(goodsoldierschweikatgmaildorcom)
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