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Chef Lefty
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kweber
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pretty nice outfit....
but loses out on the "standin by the fire on a cold day drinking beer" experience.
us pyros need flame... blue or orange... propane or mesquite... 
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Chef Lefty
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| Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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Love the drinking beer experience.....especially when it was 85 in the Bluff on turkey day!!!
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cbroutfitters
Flour Bluffian in training
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Location: Corpus Christi
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| Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 8:39 am Post subject: |
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| Chef Lefty wrote: | | Love the drinking beer experience.....especially when it was 85 in the Bluff on turkey day!!! |
X2...it was 24 Degrees the morning of back at my parents place on the west coast...gotta love Thanksgiving in South Texas!
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SurfinSapo
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Location: Corpus Christi, Tx
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That is a nice set up.... thanks for sharing... On sale too... 
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ironmanstan
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I have used electric deep fryers in the past and found cleanup not so easy especially as the unit gets older. Not so much on the inside but the outside around the dial and such. I like clean up on my cast iron pot. However I have never deep fried a turkey using a electric fryer. I have my own set up for that. I do like the advacements for making frying safer and the fact that they are making electric fryers that hold the heat and heat back up fast after something is put inside the oil. More like a commercial fryer from a resturant supply.
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Chef Lefty
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| ironmanstan wrote: | | I have used electric deep fryers in the past and found cleanup not so easy especially as the unit gets older. Not so much on the inside but the outside around the dial and such. I like clean up on my cast iron pot. However I have never deep fried a turkey using a electric fryer. I have my own set up for that. I do like the advacements for making frying safer and the fact that they are making electric fryers that hold the heat and heat back up fast after something is put inside the oil. More like a commercial fryer from a resturant supply. |
The one I got allows everything to go into the dishwasher except for the electronics that contains the heating element. Progress is being made!
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