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free wok demos tomorrow - Peoria, IL
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It was just going to be 4 demos and all were to be the same dish. The owner thought shoppers would be coming and going so there wasn't a need to have 4 different dishes. Here's the list of the ingredients. The recipe was from Richard in FL and included a dark sauce used for finishing that was FABULOUS***! Thanks RICHARD!!!Mattman3969 said:What were the dishes you served @rrp ? Tell us more please
*** at least I thought it was!
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Sorry I couldn't make it, Ron. Hope you still had a good time even with the poor turnout.L, S, MM, Mini
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Nice Ron. Same concept menu board I'll be using if I'm invited to do demos again this year. Except I went OG chalkboard with colored caulk of course
LBGE 2013 & MM 2014Die Hard HUSKER & BRONCO FANFlying Low & Slow in "Da Burg" FL -
4 hrs demo. How long for prep? How long were you actually there? And cleanup.
It's not as easy as some may think.LBGE 2013 & MM 2014Die Hard HUSKER & BRONCO FANFlying Low & Slow in "Da Burg" FL -
WHAT? You don't like using a dry board and get nearly finished and see you misspelled something or want to highlight something only to erase half the board with your palm or breath or paper laid on it to prevent easer which it doesn't? That final board was my third attempt!NPHuskerFL said:Nice Ron. Same concept menu board I'll be using if I'm invited to do demos again this year. Except I went OG chalkboard with colored caulk of course
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That looks likes like a good combo.-----------------------------------------analyze adapt overcome2008 -Large BGE. 2013- Small BGE and 2015 - Mini. Henderson, Ky.
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Thanks Tim! Yes - as it turned out the majority there today were my neighbors who I invited to stop by. Seeing that we are all retired and this being the Illinois winter we don't get out and chat in the yards so yes it was still fun!Tbent said:Sorry I couldn't make it, Ron. Hope you still had a good time even with the poor turnout.Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time -
It was - and I cut all of the veggies in half or thirds. To me a whole snow pea pod is huge, and I don't care for the size of common water chestnuts nor bamboo shoots. I even sliced the carrots thin and then still cut each in half. Wish I would have taken a picture.Mattman3969 said:That looks likes like a good combo.Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time -
No - it was only to be 2 hours - 11 to 1. And as I spelled out there were to be 4 demos 30 minutes apart. As it turned out my wife and s-i-l were the only ones there except for the 3 store staff so I held off until 12:00 and after that I only fixed one my batch about 12:50. As far as prep time? most of Friday! and I was there at the store from 10 to 1:45 so 3 hr 45 min and I'm only charging for 2 hours "demo time" plus food costs at documented actual costs.NPHuskerFL said:4 hrs demo. How long for prep? How long were you actually there? And cleanup.
It's not as easy as some may think.
You are absolutely correct when you said: It's not as easy as some may think. Neither demos nor classes are money makers on an hourly basis - just a love of showing folks "how to".Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time -
My favorite people are the negative ninnys...you know the folks that look at the egg as a glorified ceramic flower pot and think their gasser kills. And then...they try the food...once, twice and back again at the next demo to pick up their new egg.
It's fun.LBGE 2013 & MM 2014Die Hard HUSKER & BRONCO FANFlying Low & Slow in "Da Burg" FL -
Glad you had fun Ron. For those interested in the recipe here it is.Beef, Sirloin, Snow PeasINGREDIENTS:Beef, Sirloin, Sliced2-3 Tbs Oil to cook BeefVegetables:Snow PeasWater Chestnuts, SlicedCarrots, SlicedBamboo Shoots, SlicedDark Sauce:1 Tsp Salt1/2 Tsp Sugar1 Tbs Mushroom Soy Sauce1 Tbs Oyster Sauce1/2 Tsp Hot SauceChicken BrothCornstarch Paste:2-3 Tbs Cornstarch2-3 Tbs WaterProcedure:1. Sear beef in hot oil in wok, remove and strain, sear veggies and then remove. Make sauce, thicken as necessary with cornstarch paste, and then add veggies and beef back into wok. Serve over cooked rice or rice on the side.Recipe Type: Main Dish, MeatTipsFOR SZECHUAN: add a few small red peppers.SourceSource: Egg Foo Looey's, Richard Howe, 1994/05/25
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Sorry for the poor turn out Ron. Hopefully you will have another opportunity this spring/summer. Please give me a heads up if you do, would love to check it out.Large and Small BGECentral, IL
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