The tools we use reflect the type of cooking we do. Right or wrong doesn't enter into it. It's about what gets our particular job done. Discuss it here.
i've donethings from making the spit and irons (do some blacksmithing) for manual (of a whole lamb, at that) over open wood fire, to using a motor from a ~'70s farberware 'open hearth' indoor electric grill kluged onto a weber…
R.O.T.A.T.E. = Rotisserie Or Taking And Turning Edibles ~ A group dedicated to combining electric motors and food.(The word comes from French where it first appeared in Paris shops around 1450. Electric motors were introduced MUCH later!
the cranberry for turkey sounds like something i'll have to try. ;^)
i just made one recently for pork ribs and tenderloins by spicing up applesauce, adding cider vinegar for the bite and sweetening it with grade b maple syrup. think of it as…
i've done fruit kababs of hard fruits (pineapple wedges; peach, plum, pear or apple 1/4s) with a glaze of brown sugar mad liquid with just a bit of orange juice, cinn. and/or nutmeg optnl. grill over low&slow heat so as not to burn the…