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  1. Tony, Ceramic Chef and Poochie are driving to the Grand Canyon and the car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. They decide they’ll have to walk for miles.

     

    Ceramic Chef: “I’ll take out the car battery and cables. If we’re stuck overnight, maybe I can send morris code for help somehow.â€

     

    Poochie: “I’ll take out the washer fluid reservoir. If we get desperate for water, we’ll have to drink this stuff.â€

     

    Tony: “I’ll take the back door off and bring that with us.â€

     

    CC and Poochie: “Why in the world would you do that?â€

     

    Tony: “Boy, are you guys dumb. If we get hot we can roll the window down.â€

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  2. MK, I will profess to drool over most of your cooks and your brilliant photography, but I am striking this up to a minor character flaw. Looks like the ozone is getting a little thin these days in Nova Scotia.

    Benton

    MacKenzie is famous for her food, photography and her buns! :toothy9: 

  3. Wow they look good! That's on a 23 right? How many can you fit on the 32 big bad?

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    That's on a 21" Komodo. Not sure what the 32" is capable of, but I'll bet someone chimes in and let's you know. 

    And PRippley, seasoning is salt, pepper, and some Cajun Power seasoning. 

     

    skreef, you'll love the rotisserie. It's easy to clean up because not much sticks to it. Always a good idea to spray it with vegetable oil before putting the meat on it. I'm going to try a roast of some sort next. Maybe even some ribs.

  4. MacKenzie's rotisserie chicken made me want to do one too. But I have room for two, so why not.  If you haven't done one on your rotisserie yet, you need to give it a try. Very moist and flavorful.

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    Cooked at 375 and I added a little chunk of cherry wood to it. Took right at 2 hours since there was around 11lbs of chicken spinning.

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  5. I know this has been discussed before, but I wanted to show what two products are capable of. Tony has mentioned Barkeeper's Friend several times and I found out we had some here. No need to go to a specialty store to get it; Walmart has it. Another product that's just as good is CameO. Yes, capital O. 

     

    I wet the surface and sprinkled on the powder, then rubbed with my fingers only...not sponges, scrubbers..nothing. I didn't take a before picture of the usable side but I did of the backside. The front was done with Barkeepers Friend and the small area on the back down with CameO. I'll clean it for real today putting more effort into it, but it got crud off that nothing else would remove.

     

    I have lots of scratches on my pan from trying different scrubbers. But from a normal viewing distance, you can't really see them. Like I said, I'll give them a good cleaning today and then probably put them right back on the Komodo to get dirty again. I can see where this would really clean the grills, but I'm not into shiny grills. Just clean is good enough for me.

     

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