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matereater · September 10, 2015

Worth, great lookin color on those ribs !

Worth1 · September 10, 2015

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Originally Posted by matereater

Worth, great lookin color on those ribs !

Thanks Steve it is from being packed in rock salt not smoke.

Worth

matereater · September 10, 2015

wow, never would have guessed that. may have to give that a try.

Worth1 · September 10, 2015

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Originally Posted by matereater

wow, never would have guessed that. may have to give that a try.

It is the way you cure meat without nitrates and it comes out salty.
You have to soak the meat in water dump it a few times to get the salt back out.
Then I simmered it and drew more sat out before I put it on the pit.
To do ribs you will have to over haul the salt and water about twice.
You will see them in a big pool of blood and moisture.
Drain all of this rinse and re-salt.

Worth

heirloomtomaguy · September 10, 2015

Awesome knifes i think i might just have to build my own.

Worth1 · September 10, 2015

The ultimate tomato knife.
In the lefty thread Beth mentioned the serrated knives had the serration on the wrong side.
I said I could make a serrated knife with serrations on both sides that would slice a tomato like no ones business.
Now I have a ton of knives and my brother gave me some cheap ones a few years ago for what reason I have no idea.
I can sharpen a knife razor sharp with old school stones.
But here is what I did this morning with a cheap knife.
Something you can hand to company because you dont want them to ruin your good carbon steel knives.

It is 30 lines per inch.
Worth

Worth1 · September 10, 2015

This is why I dont buy salsa, This is just too easy.
One can diced tomatoes and chilies one pint of my home canned not pickled jalapenos.
One half onion chopped cilantro chili arbol sea salt and lime juice.
This is a traditional Mexican recipe.
Worth
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Worth1 · September 10, 2015

Its the Great Cucumber Charlie Brown.

Darn vines took over the tree.
I have several I am saving seeds from.
This thing is a foot long at least.
Worth
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Hellmanns · September 10, 2015

I keep all of my blades sharp enough to slice a mater, 'cause you just never know...

Worth1 · September 10, 2015

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Originally Posted by Hellmanns

I keep all of my blades sharp enough to slice a mater, 'cause you just never know...

I cant imagine going through life without knowing how to sharpen things.

I got another box from work the other day.
It had my Norton India Bench stone in it along with my old stone I have had that I bought in 1979 in Mason Texas at a hardware store on the town square.
And my Zippo lighter I have had for maybe 30 years.
Worth

Hellmanns · September 10, 2015

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Originally Posted by Worth1

I cant imagine going through life without knowing how to sharpen things.

I got another box from work the other day.
It had my Norton India Bench stone in it along with my old stone I have had that I bought in 1979 in Mason Texas at a hardware store on the town square.
And my Zippo lighter I have had for maybe 30 years.
Worth

Imagine, just IMAGINE back in the day I actually sharpened knives for my classmates in school... No boy in my class had a dull knife. Now, if anyone has a knife on school property(even a dull butter knife) it is suspension and a referral to court!

Worth1 · September 10, 2015

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Originally Posted by Hellmanns

Imagine, just IMAGINE back in the day I actually sharpened knives for my classmates in school... No boy in my class had a dull knife. Now, if anyone has a knife on school property(even a dull butter knife) it is suspension and a referral to court!

I know I used to let my football coach borrow my Zippo and I sharpened knives too.
At work they banned knives.
I told them they could kiss my butt and they should go home and toss their guns in the river.
Not one time did they ever say anything about my knife after that.

AlittleSalt · September 10, 2015

When our children were young, The first thing I taught them was that a dull knife or tool is the one that will get you hurt. Then, I taught them how sharpen knives, axes, and tools using the two-sided stone that they sell at the dollar stores now. That is the whetstone my grandfather taught me how to use when I was a child. We are all into fishing, so of course, I had to show them how to use a hook sharpening stone.

Along the way, I explained how the Arkansas Whetstones work and the edge you can get. It takes effort that builds pride. I also showed them how to use a grinder on an axe that wouldn't hold an edge otherwise. I showed them that a sharp axe will bring a tree down much faster than an average chainsaw. That junky axe still brings trees down faster than my brother's Pouland chainsaw.

Sharpening is a life-skill. Maybe not so much in the city, but for the rest of us - it matters.

Cole_Robbie · September 10, 2015

That junky axe still brings trees down faster than my brother's Pouland chainsaw.

It's junk vs junk, then.

I've owned Poulan chainsaws before, unfortunately. Most chain saws are built for homeowners who have a fallen tree and will use it once. That's how long they are made to last.

Axes are much cooler than crappy chain saws: https://www.pinterest.com/kdt2231/axes/

AlittleSalt · September 11, 2015

Cole, yeah

September 10, 2015	#1066
matereater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: S.E. Michigan (Livonia) Posts: 1,264	Worth, great lookin color on those ribs ! __________________ Steve Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult

September 10, 2015	#1068
matereater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: S.E. Michigan (Livonia) Posts: 1,264	wow, never would have guessed that. may have to give that a try. __________________ Steve Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult

September 10, 2015	#1070
heirloomtomaguy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: glendora ca Posts: 2,560	Awesome knifes i think i might just have to build my own. __________________ “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it."

September 10, 2015	#1071
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	The ultimate tomato knife. In the lefty thread Beth mentioned the serrated knives had the serration on the wrong side. I said I could make a serrated knife with serrations on both sides that would slice a tomato like no ones business. Now I have a ton of knives and my brother gave me some cheap ones a few years ago for what reason I have no idea. I can sharpen a knife razor sharp with old school stones. But here is what I did this morning with a cheap knife. Something you can hand to company because you dont want them to ruin your good carbon steel knives. It is 30 lines per inch. Worth Last edited by Worth1; September 10, 2015 at 10:02 PM.

September 10, 2015	#1072
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	This is why I dont buy salsa, This is just too easy. One can diced tomatoes and chilies one pint of my home canned not pickled jalapenos. One half onion chopped cilantro chili arbol sea salt and lime juice. This is a traditional Mexican recipe. Worth IMG_20150910_8475.jpg

September 10, 2015	#1073
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Its the Great Cucumber Charlie Brown. Darn vines took over the tree. I have several I am saving seeds from. This thing is a foot long at least. Worth IMG_20150910_2266.jpg

September 10, 2015	#1074
Hellmanns Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: kentucky Posts: 1,116	I keep all of my blades sharp enough to slice a mater, 'cause you just never know...

September 10, 2015	#1078
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	When our children were young, The first thing I taught them was that a dull knife or tool is the one that will get you hurt. Then, I taught them how sharpen knives, axes, and tools using the two-sided stone that they sell at the dollar stores now. That is the whetstone my grandfather taught me how to use when I was a child. We are all into fishing, so of course, I had to show them how to use a hook sharpening stone. Along the way, I explained how the Arkansas Whetstones work and the edge you can get. It takes effort that builds pride. I also showed them how to use a grinder on an axe that wouldn't hold an edge otherwise. I showed them that a sharp axe will bring a tree down much faster than an average chainsaw. That junky axe still brings trees down faster than my brother's Pouland chainsaw. Sharpening is a life-skill. Maybe not so much in the city, but for the rest of us - it matters.

September 10, 2015	#1079
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	That junky axe still brings trees down faster than my brother's Pouland chainsaw. It's junk vs junk, then. I've owned Poulan chainsaws before, unfortunately. Most chain saws are built for homeowners who have a fallen tree and will use it once. That's how long they are made to last. Axes are much cooler than crappy chain saws: https://www.pinterest.com/kdt2231/axes/

September 11, 2015	#1080
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Cole, yeah