RokDok

Got one of these a little while ago and it seems to do the trick.

@tekobo didn't really have to do much pushing - I was sucked into the vortex of buying frenzy when I tasted the result of the cook. Mrs RokDok was also in non-coerced agreement - so no need for subterfuge or trying to make out that when it arrived it was some kind of shower fitting or car part. My poor son - who lives in Boston has agreed to take delivery of one, ( he has one room in a shared appartment ), so I've now got a good excuse to pop over and see him. @tekobo and I have played gadget acquisition ping-pong for four years now and I am losing badly.

Really sorry about that @MacKenzie, but rest assured that @tekobo remains 100% squirrel-free. Not a morsel passed her lips.

Simple good idea, will try this next time

Welcome David

Agree fab bike - be careful although it's probably safer than a horse !

Thank you, Would be great to meet up for an adult beverage. We are already getting excited about it - and certainly the thought of a trip is a great spirit lifter.

Hi @Troble, Salesman was slightly tongue in cheek - there has been plenty of drooling over the pictures that you posted ! Mrs RD and I were having a cup of tea yesterday morning and thought it would be a good idea to go to Mexico. Flights into Mexico were quite expensive but BA do a non-stop flight return Heathrow to San Diego for £340 - felt too good to miss. We are out on 14th November and returning on 12th December. We haven't any definite itinerary , but thought we might go across to El Paso, dropping down into Mexico there and heading for Chihuahua. Get the train to Los Mochis and then the boat across to La Paz. Work our way up the Baja peninsular and then check out some of the establishments you recommended. There are also some beers that need sampling in SD (according to @tony b), before heading home. We travel very light - very small pack each, use local buses mainly, budget accommodation with the occasional treat - the treats will probably come towards the end of the trip. Back to Duolingo. Best RD

You are a great salesman @Troble. We have just booked our flights.

And very tasty it is too !!

@tony b, @MacKenzie It's been a while, I remember packing with salt in a cool box & draining off the fluid daily. The has given me motivation to re-try and do the soak outs. Didn't have the KK then and didn't try to smoke . but now keen to try this Thanks

Great way to celebrate the end of lockdown @remi

Thats looks brilliant, whenever I've tried it's been salty and only suitable for adding to stews etc. Well done

Really exciting and bringing back happy memories. Look forward to seeing the uncrating - rolling it off the base raises he pulse a bit.

I reckon I could just look at these amazing pictures, have a few beers and feel that I'd eaten really well. Might try it on Friday night instead of cooking.

Fabulous cooks ! Love the rotisserie pineapple - that would make a great dessert too.

Beautiful cook. Look moist and sticky yum

Looks delicious Tony , I can almost taste it. Nice robust wine to go with it. Yum

Inspirational @Troble, must put my comfort blanket in the cupboard

Excellent choice @tony b ! Mine cooked for 8 hours but ideally could have done with a bit more time ( @tekobo suggested 8-12 hours at 150 celsius) We had some left over for tonight's supper and it is even better ! Would have gone well with stout , but didn't have the room.

We’ve just got back from the pub but Peter was pretty happy with a slice of covid secure birthday csk

You know what it’s like @tekobo

I feel your angst @tony b, they are actually in Beef Dripping - which we rendered earlier. Old fashioned fish and chip shops here used to use beef dripping.

I feel your angst @tony b, they are actually in Beef Dripping - which we rendered earlier.