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Our youngest Grandson has been staying with us for a bit. We put off doing the fire pit and marshmallows last night due to an uncontrollable urge for sweet and sour chicken from the local joint which is a favorite for us all. So, tonight it is time to burn some scraps . . . In the words of my four year old grandson . . . "Bring it on, leprechaun". A good time and s'mores were had by all. -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
@Coop, you could preheat a small cast iron pan while prepping the ingredients, then use it in place of the brick to cook in half the time! -
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You exampl looks nice, and the description sonds like what you are after, although I'm often bad at interpreting Amazon product descriptions correctly. No comment on the seller. It is likely a hinge carried by multiple distrubtors, so if the price suits,I'd go for it. -
@Botch, I’m gonna try that sandwich recipe! I’m not much on tomato soup but yours looks darn good. If it’s not a secret recipe, can you pm it to me please? -
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Agreed, more burl grain would be overwhelming. But if the urge to go beyond 'quite plain' strikes, a radial pattern of straight grained veneer, or maybe a border inlay of similar striped veneer certainly wouldn't be out of line with similar historical styles I've seen.
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