tuna...Mediterranean bluefin in a jar with olive oil...Chicken or tuna? I think the French eat it with tuna.
Looks great!!
Is that cedar for the planks? I see those in stores, but I don't get it. It seems that conifer wood exposed to fire or just heat would impart an undesirable and bitter flavor and oder, contrasted with hardwood like alder or mesquite, whose smoke imparts a slightly sweet flavor.Planking some halibut for the grill
Yes, it is cedar…and I have also used hardwood planks as well. It’s well soaked, and on the highest grate setting. At 300 degrees, fish is cooked in 12 minutes, the planks are barely singed (using them mostly for indirect heat)…I threw in a couple chunks of applewood for flavor.Is that cedar for the planks? I see those in stores, but I don't get it. It seems that conifer wood exposed to fire or just heat would impart an undesirable and bitter flavor and oder, contrasted with hardwood like alder or mesquite, whose smoke imparts a slightly sweet flavor.
How do you feel about broccoli?I could be tempted to eat the above fish, but would not eat the Mushroom laced Hamburger. I tried to eat some of these things about 60 years ago. but didn't like the taste. I will eat them in soup but that's about the only way. They slide down without chewing. Ugh.
I don't like mushrooms, Crab, clam's, oysters, any other kind of lettuce except ice berg. Anchovies. pickled herring. This us a small list of what I won't eat at anytime. I'm a meat and potato kind of guy. Nothing fancy will I eat. I do like broccoli and cauliflower. I wouldn't eat these growing up but I like them now. 60 years since I tried mushrooms. Hell I might like them now.How do you feel about broccoli?
I really think there needs to be a license required to be able to use an apostrophe key.I don't like mushrooms, Crab, clam's, oysters,
Why, when you can, if so chosen, to apostrophe, as you see fit.I really think there needs to be a license required to be able to use an apostrophe key.