Tyrus

Hello Mac, Scarlett O'Hara grew up on Tara, is she the girl you may be referring too. Pip Pip ol Gal Is it snowing where your at yet

I question and say to myself, "Just how hot can they be?" Inquisitive minds are dangerous sometime. I'll certainly take the warning, "VERY HOT" seriously next time. And ya know I was serving this to my guests so I had to gauge it as to it's potency, didn't want to add too much. It's a terrible web them peppers weave, all pretty in color and meant to deceive. Cheerio, do they say that anymore

Thanks, the heat kinda disappeared in the marinade I made and came together with all the other ingredients so it's not so imposing. As far as drying or saucing, I may have to toss a coin.

GO! SAINTS!

Certainly looks good, was that towards the rare side, unsure of the pic.

I see what you mean! Luckily never got there. Anyhow I bought a bundle of these devils and only needed a couple, can I freeze them or are they trash. TY

Beautiful!!! Komodo Kamado Tsunami.

I was making a sauce for Jerk Chicken wings and had to buy some Habernaros. Now I'm not a pepper officiado at all, so I gave it bite, they looked so nice and orange and all. Let me tell ya Purple crack don't stand a chance next to this demon. Although it does warm the lips for a 1/2 hr or so, and don't scratch your nose cause it spreads, could be good for the chapped lips.

Keeping warm by continually running two pellet stoves, out to the store every day to replenish the supply. I was thinking if all those bags of pellets I have were lump coal I'd never have to worry, be set for life.

Hope to take you up on the invite soon Ed but this weather is crimping my style and everyone elses. Sounds as if you have the same type of kettles as I and been at it around the same length of time. I find it enjoyable and look forward to go out and cook something on those beasts but the pleasure is truly in offering. Happy New Year

That looks delish. All very comforting foods

That looks great, a little technical but I assume it's a once in a while cook. I've got to order the rotisserie from Dennis, draggin my feet on that. You are a brave man venturing out in this abominable weather....I'm sure it was worth the sacrifice.

Toney, you probably have it but there is a rye whiskey I buy called Stranahans from Colorado it may be worth a try, I think they have an 86 and a 94, goes well as all those others you have as a straight up drink. $65-70. Well balanced and you find yourself reaching for another pour.

When I ran out of ice I use to scoop some snow or break off an icicle off the gutter, don't tell my guests, please. It's all natural, right.

Nice pics Mac and I like your smoking gun. The Manhattan idea looks interesting also

Med-rare, a mountain of whipped potatoes, some nice greens and call me when it's ready.

Looks good to me

YUM

Slap on a mask, break out the meat and let's do some smoken. That's gotta be the biggest KK I've ever seen. OK, maybe not, just a thought. I hope you recover to prime form Dennis and that beast goes to sleep for a few centuries. Something like that 50-60 miles from home just ain't acceptable. Bali is a paradise and that is screwing up everybody's day.

I saw your Vinegar BBq Sauce on a older post a I tell that was some good sauce. I used the white balsamic and found it on a liquidation sale at the store for 1.99, now you'd think it would be of a lesser quality but it wasn't. I put that ???? on everything and it's great just out of the bottle. Don't know if I ever thanked you so a big thanks and merry Xmas goes out to you! I'd like to visit that store too

That looks like a treat, enjoy

Yes Bruce, have a Merry Merry

They both look marvelous and I wish you many happy returns from them

550 yes, the stone has to be comfortable at that temp before your dough will crisp

I really like the duck with the color and glaze it presents in your pics. It would be nice to know if it was a fresh Duck and how you saw the approach before you shot it down vs how it looked on the shelf. But that doesn't matter because it's an awesome lookin piece.