What are you smoking?

Lees · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Wed Jul 01, 2009 4:15 pm

Just opened the windows and enjoying a bowl of Grousemoor in a Tsuge Tokyo. A milestone as I just finished my first tin of Grousemoor purchased back in '06. I spent the afternoon grilling a spatchcocked chicken. Turned out perfect on this perfect weather day (low humidity).

Lisa Marie

kilted1 · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Wed Jul 01, 2009 4:29 pm

EJinVA wrote:

All this week; FVF in various pipes.

Is that overly simplified or what? Neutral

I guess I'm really a pretty boring pipe smoker eh? Sleep

But I like it. cheers

How one might arrive at the conclusion that FVF is in anyway boring is beyond me Bro ... Laughing

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Winslow · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:10 pm

Lees wrote:

Just opened the windows and enjoying a bowl of Grousemoor in a Tsuge Tokyo. A milestone as I just finished my first tin of Grousemoor purchased back in '06. I spent the afternoon grilling a spatchcocked chicken. Turned out perfect on this perfect weather day (low humidity).

Lisa Marie

I never heard of such a chicken,is it a Rooster? Shocked

Winslow

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kilted1 · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:52 pm

Lees wrote:

Just opened the windows and enjoying a bowl of Grousemoor in a Tsuge Tokyo. A milestone as I just finished my first tin of Grousemoor purchased back in '06. I spent the afternoon grilling a spatchcocked chicken. Turned out perfect on this perfect weather day (low humidity).

Lisa Marie

I'm scared is a 'spatchcocked chicken' shade grown? cheers

Found it Spatchcocked chicken

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I'm a jaded old Iso-Con, get over it!

"Gather me balme and cooling violets,
And of our holy herb nicotian,
And bring withall pure honey from the hive,
To heale the wound of my unhappy hand." Henry Buttes

“A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned this is the sum of good government.” – Thomas Jefferson

Mikem · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Wed Jul 01, 2009 9:06 pm

Outwest Tobacco Trails End in my Mike Brisset Fantasy Churchwarden.

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Slow Puffs · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Thu Jul 02, 2009 6:12 am

Good Morning All,

The hybrid I call "Bored Idiot" in a Brigham president.

10c going up to 22c

Smile

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Centurian 803 · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Thu Jul 02, 2009 6:41 am

Boswell's Best in a Boswell sportsman. Aaahhhhh!!!!!

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Lees · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Thu Jul 02, 2009 7:39 am

kilted1 wrote:

Lees wrote:

Just opened the windows and enjoying a bowl of Grousemoor in a Tsuge Tokyo. A milestone as I just finished my first tin of Grousemoor purchased back in '06. I spent the afternoon grilling a spatchcocked chicken. Turned out perfect on this perfect weather day (low humidity).

Lisa Marie

I'm scared is a 'spatchcocked chicken' shade grown? cheers

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Hi kilted1,

I only found out about the word, spatchcock, yesterday after I did a search on it to make sure I did it right. The last time I tried dressing the bird in this manner I started at the breast, cutting out the breast bone and ribs, and it ended up looking like a horseshoe crab or some strange Klingon dish. The directions were given to me by my husband and I thought I understood. When he came back in from tending the grill, he shook his head at my butchering job. Shocked

He said I should have let him do it. This time I did it right.

Doing a search on How to spatchcock will bring up many good sites. My husband saw it done on the Steven Raichlen barbecue how-to show.

The smoke is more Limerick with coffee on the side.

Here are some thumbnails:

Lisa's little helper, Janey

babysinister · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Thu Jul 02, 2009 10:10 am

Royal Yacht mixed with CH in a Savory's Argyll bent pot.

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Mikem · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Thu Jul 02, 2009 2:22 pm

Uhle's Blend 232 in a eighteen year old rusticated Lorenzo Elba Imperia.

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Doc Manhattan · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Thu Jul 02, 2009 5:04 pm

PA in my Boswell bent. Dogfish Head Brown Ale on the side.

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Slow Puffs · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:51 am

Good Morning All,

Night Train in a Dunhill shell briar billiard

10c going up to 22c. Thunder showers last night cheers

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N7COF · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Fri Jul 03, 2009 7:20 am

Starting the day with some University Flake in a Tao Dublin & a cup of coffee sunny

Texas Outlaw · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Fri Jul 03, 2009 7:31 am

N7COF wrote:

Starting the day with some University Flake in a Tao Dublin & a cup of coffee sunny

I'm at work and can't smoke. Also with my new truck, I"m waiting for the new truck smell to disipate before I smoke in it.

On the bright side: I have a 4 week vacation after this?

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N7COF · Subject: Re: What are you smoking? Fri Jul 03, 2009 7:37 am

Texas Outlaw wrote:

N7COF wrote:

Starting the day with some University Flake in a Tao Dublin & a cup of coffee sunny

I'm at work and can't smoke. Also with my new truck, I"m waiting for the new truck smell to disipate before I smoke in it.

On the bright side: I have a 4 week vacation after this?

Could always do snuff, I got a few more in this week - F&T Kendal Brown, High Dry Toast & my favorite Old Paris.