Yes, I am a B12'er - and yes, I think cooking on hearth fires is a bad idea (holocaustes - yes, Kentucky Fried Chicken - no)
The way to go to lessen the coking tedium is through effects like larger ovens, fire pits and frying pans, like Sabinati said.
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Gauteamus
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
What if Rosa Parks had a car?
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Peter
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
Heh, I thought about that myself. I just figure that if someone came up and started roasting chicken on your HF, you'd taste it...
Surprise.
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Killface
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ThirdEmperor
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
If I port to my hearthfire and end up with someone roasting meat on top of my head there's gonna be hell to pay.
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Zamte
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
The real answer here is to allow us to cook over our forges. We roasted hot dogs over the crucible one time in shop class back in high school. Best hot dogs I've ever had.
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ThirdEmperor
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
Iron flavored chicken. Mmmmmmmmmm. Or maybe chicken flavored blades?
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theTrav
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
mmmm lead... that explains a lot
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ThirdEmperor
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Re: Use HF's to Roast
Eating hot lead has never tasted so good.theTrav wrote:mmmm lead... that explains a lot
