MacKenzie

Tony, that is such a great cook. I'm so glad you posted all those pix and the plated dinner looks perfectly delicious.

Excellence in full view:)

Looks wonderful inside too.

Wonderful:)

Wow, what a fantastic cook, tinyfish, awesome. :)

dstr, I never tire of the soapbox from someone in the know, thanks. It certainly looks interesting.

Thanks, dstr. I'll have to check it out.

Your first real KK cook looks lovely. :) Everyone must have been very pleased.

Will do.

Yummy yummy

Soft boiled eggs - start with room temp eggs add to 167 F bath, set timer for 15 mins. When time is up remove eggs and run under cold water to stop the cooking.

No butt news from Jon, I fear Jon has left the building.

Tony, I'll have to give it a whirl, thanks for the tip.

Ahhh, that clean and fresh look.

Looks tasty:) What kind of espresso maker is that? It's new to me:)

Good luck, CK.

Happy Holidays, Dennis and Family, KK Staff and to All the wonderful members of the forum and your Family.

We have Tung oil on our walnut dining room table but you have to make sure to read the label and see if there unwanted additives in the brand. One time we had guests and a cold drink was set right on the table. It was left there as it sweated and it did leave that ugly whitish ring, which was visible for a long time. It would have not left the ring had the glass not been allowed to sit there. I'm afraid I didn't notice until it was too late.

Exciting and interesting times, Jon, fortunately it appears that you came to the rescue just in time. I imagine anticipation is running high for the lid opening later today. I'll be watching and waiting for the finale.

It is always such fun learning the new options.

I'd want to taste that roast right away. I agree, the bones are a little overdone though.

They look moist from here too and wonderful colour.

Don't I wish, Tony.

Tony, your dinner sounds wonderful, what time should I arrive?

Is this ever fun, watching all the excitement:) Keep it coming, tomahawk. Every thing is beautiful.