Arrived in London to find that my hotel is in a neighborhood called Brent. Therefore I am just locking myself in my hotel room as I have to assume this is the worst neighborhood on the planet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
120 Images at 30 seconds each, Colorado.
Mirador Las Torres, Patagonia.
Split Oak Forest near Orlando, FL.
Inside an old WWII Naval base in Iceland.
Gloucestershire, England with Wales in the distance.
Phoenix sunset.
South East Queensland, Australia.
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Norway.
Busy Traffic, Budapest, Hungary.
Banff, Alberta.
We went to see him five or so years ago. We played the game of guess the song - his ability to mumble has increased as he gets older. I have no idea how many we got right, but I suspect not many.
I'm seasoning as I use them. I clean with paper towel, no soap or water and coat with oil while stored. I prefer the pans to my grill for most items I would grill, like steak, pork chops, etc.
I picked up a two carbon steel pans to try out. The first time I used them, I forgot that smoke can be an issue with high heat and before I knew it the kitchen was full of smoke. Now, I make sure the hood fan is on. So far, I love cooking with them but it can be challenge to keep Gail from taking a sponge and soap to them.
Not cooking right now, but there were a lot of good tips in here:
I'm curious if you all agree with the advice to take the oil well past it's smoke point -- that's not at all what I did. I also probably left too much oil on, as per the video.