It’s a Gordon Walters. Google him.I feel like I'm look at this cross eyed.
It’s a Gordon Walters. Google him.I feel like I'm look at this cross eyed.
Its in downtown Toronto, in "The Don" River Valley. Pretty sweet trail system for a city, but yeah it comes with some sketchyness of all sorts.....Where is this amazing sketchiness located?
thats fancy compared to some of the fucking grom piles i've seen
Fans of the show will understand the spelling. Frank Reynolds is one of my heroes.laughed despite the spelling error
go download me a hoagie off the internetFans of the show will understand the spelling. Frank Reynolds is one of my heroes.
Damn the stained inside of that dutch oven makes me sad@SkaredShtles for duck content
Quick and easy not really cassoulet
1 can each Cannellini and pinto beans
2 cans diced tomatoes
2 big carrots
Gahlic, onion, s&p
1# duck fennel sausage
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Broth to simmer to desired thickness
Fry some of the aromatics and garlic and onion in the duck fat which you've saved from the breast you cooked a week or two ago. Right? hich you obviously have saved of course.
It's well loved.Damn the stained inside of that dutch oven makes me sad
Looks like an Alsatian specialty called Tarte Flambé.Mushroom onion tart. Liberties taken. Didn't make my puff pastry. Been there done that. Frozen premade rocks.
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We call it well seasoned.It should be as well cared for
Yea but 'ol Jonny Dutch-oven-farts knows way more about cookware than a premium cookware manufacturer with only 100yrs experience.We call it well seasoned.
Purely aesthetic. This pot is maybe 20 years old and has looked that way for about 19 of those years. Even per Le Creuset it is fine.
Yea but 'ol Jonny Dutch-oven-farts knows way more about cookware than a premium cookware manufacturer with only 100yrs experience.
Similar. No lardons here though. And gas oven vs. wood fired. I'm clearly a hack.Looks like an Alsatian specialty called Tarte Flambé.
We call it well seasoned.
Purely aesthetic. This pot is maybe 20 years old and has looked that way for about 19 of those years. Even per Le Creuset it is fine.
Yea but 'ol Jonny Dutch-oven-farts knows way more about cookware than a premium cookware manufacturer with only 100yrs experience.
i've got 3 pieces of enamel coated casted iron cookware, newest is ~3 years old, all used regularly, all different brands. none of it looks anything close to that. generally enamel coating on cast iron eliminates the need to season it. you still need to care for it, but not the same way you do with non-enamel coated cast iron.jon's expertise doesn't lie within a subject but simply what other people are doing wrong.
Seagull syndrome: Show up out of no where, make a lot of noise, shit on everything then fly away.
you'd clean cast iron with a brillo pad.That's cool.
The rest of us don't give a fuck, though.
now, see, i agree there. you go to hell for that shit.you'd clean cast iron with a brillo pad.
I've been there. Those guys are dicks.Take it to dishwashingmonkey.com
I've got a plastic scraper. Trick I've found is clean it before it has a chance to cool.I use a ball of used aluminum foil to clean my cast iron, and that's only if a simple deglaze doesn't do it.