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I bleieve that in fire events/terms it's actually called a "backdraft", and it's basically an explosive event caused by rapid re-introduction of oxygen to combustion in an oxygen-starved environment...
So if you have burning lump, a high air temp…
Hey Ross! I'm still (and hopefully will be for quite some time) in Roseville... The event completely slipped my mind (and calendar)... Hope to make it next year...
Cheers!
pw
Hey but I still cook! I have to eat don't I? hehe....
This is a very old topic and there are many points of view and I consider it to be a matter of perspective...
I don't consider myself to BE a chef although I have worked as one (being the b…
Hey guys!!! thanks a lot to all!!
I've been up to my neck with other stuff and haven't been checking the forum often enough!
I hope I can resume posting soon enough!!
Cheers!
pw
mmmmm that's too bad... The sole idea of it is promising... I'm thinking of making my own... But am worried about all the work that has to go into it...
Cheers!
pw
Very nice Beli!!!
Espero todo bien por alla... por aca todo excelente! anoche se me pego la tapa del huevo mediano... ya no me acordaba jajaja...
un abrazote!
Very nice Beli!!!
Espero todo bien por alla... por aca todo excelente! anoche se me pego la tapa del huevo mediano... ya no me acordaba jajaja...
un abrazote!
Great setup! I recomend you try the carrots next time at 183°F... the asparragus on the other hand, in my experience cook better direct on the grill, or traditionally blanched...
cheers!