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im eating tapas breakfast again and its the first time i’ve seen a josper oven in action. this is an indoor commercial charcoal roasting oven.

Was down to my last vacuum bag of pulled pork, so Sunday was smoking butt day! Indirect (AL foil on lower grate), Guru set at 275F, meat alarm at 203F, smoker pot of hickory, apple and peach chunks. Butt was injected the day before with Butchers BBQ pork butt and Cajun Power garlic sauce. Dry rubbed on cook day with 3 Eyz BBQ Original and Holy Gospel (Meat Church). Pork plated with Mojo sauce, Drunken black beans (tequila, lime, onion, garlic, cilantro, S&P), and Jamaican curry rice.

@Tyrus thats duck foie gras on eggs the seafood platter was actually a half portion. 😳 they put roast lobster, clams, squid, two kinda of prawns, langoustines, scallops…the restaurant is called Botafumiero, our second time there. @tony b i just finished tapas dinner at a place called Cal Pep in el born. i had no idea about this place and just waited randomly on queue off the street thinking everyone was probably waiting for some really good food. well we weren't disappointed. it was some of the best tapas we’ve had in bc. the shellfish was basically candy from the sea. probably come again before we leave…

in boqueria market this morning having seafood for breakfast. and seafood for dinner last night. this is a great city for good eats…

I knew that, but the image instantly reminded me of liverwurst. I love liverwurst....does it show. Savor it my friend , life is an appetite waiting to be enjoyed.

My normal routine is to check the 3 holes to see that they're not clogged. Place my wood chunks inside. Mix up the flour/water paste in a plastic sandwich bag (I buy the cheapest ones I can find, as this is all that I do with them). The consistency should be like PlayDoh (for folks that can remember playing with that stuff as a kid?) Pipe the mixture around the edge of the lid, smearing it out with a finger to close up any gaps. Place the lid on the pot and smear any mixture that oozes out around the seam to make sure to get a good seal - it's essential for the smoker pot to work properly. I light the coals and place the smoker pot on top of the lit area. Off to the races!