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KulinaryKila
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| Leave the gun, Take the Canolli. Another bad ass lookin dinner Smokin'Gal |
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smokin'gal
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Location: Seattle, WA
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| Posted: Tue Feb 22 11 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Uncle John wrote: | Gotta ask. What is your method of smoking pasta?
I can't keep it lit. |
Wise guy, eh?  I cold smoke the semolina flour for hours (using the pro-Q cold smoke generator), while stirring it once an hour.
| slow&low wrote: | | Are you sure you are not Italiana? |
Lol. I'm positive.
| luckyduk wrote: | | I like the use of chicken sausage....I use a lot of that ....since I cannot eat pork |
I know what you mean. I didn't grow up eating pork, and only ate it unknowingly on a few occasions. Boy did it ever make me sick. Last year I tried to acclimate my body to it, but after 3 months, I realized it was a losing battle. It's why I started curing and smoking my own beef and lamb bacon. |
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luckyduk
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| Posted: Thu Feb 24 11 9:13 am Post subject: |
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| smokin'gal wrote: |
I know what you mean. I didn't grow up eating pork, and only ate it unknowingly on a few occasions. Boy did it ever make me sick. Last year I tried to acclimate my body to it, but after 3 months, I realized it was a losing battle. It's why I started curing and smoking my own beef and lamb bacon. |
I do not feel so odd now 
I am interested in how you make your bacon....I researched it a while back with no luck.
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smokin'gal
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k.a.m.
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smokin'gal, My oh My what a wonderful meal you prepared.  Main course to Dessert Nicely done.
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Big Ron
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RubThatButt
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That looks mighty tasty.
Great Work!
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Buck Run BBQ
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Location: Hamilton County, IN
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| Posted: Sun Feb 27 11 12:36 am Post subject: |
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Bravo! Bravo! Yummo! Yummo!!
Awesome work, smokin'gal! |
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Toga
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| Posted: Sun Feb 27 11 4:17 am Post subject: |
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That is one awesome looking meal.
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