Buck Knives and Food

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DesertChris

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We all love Buck Knives, and I am willing to bet we all love Food too :p

So..... lets see some photos!

First up is Homemade Chicken Fried Steak, Homemade Hash Browns and Country Gravy.
All posing for the camera with a 936 Steak Knife, which was used to eat it :)

 
Next up is from tonight's dinner.
Gnocchi with Homemade Sauce And Garlic Bread.
The Sauce is my recipe made with Tomatoes, Onions, Garlic, Japanese Hot Peppers, Basil and Oregano from our garden, and a few things I don't grow :)
The bread was homemade and so fresh it was still steaming when I sliced it with our 932 Slicer :)
Nothing slices bread as nicely as the 932!! It is a miracle knife!!
Then mixed butter, garden grown garlic and paremesan cheese. Which I spread on the bread with a 941 Spreader :)
And baked it until it was done.

Voila! Dinner is served :p





 
Here's my Vantage making dinner:
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dogstar said:
Here's my Vantage making dinner:
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Awesome!
I used my Vantage today to harvest some Basil and chop it up.
Also used it to harvest some green onions and cut them up too.
But I neglected to take photos :(
 
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That Buck Cutlery is just great! I use mine almost everyday. I've touched up one knife, once in the year I've had them, still shaving sharp.


Here's a 345 with Elk Scales stuck in some Dragon Fruit.

 
JAG..... nice Vantage!
I've never had a dragonfruit.... going to have to find one now :)

My gal and I are watching tv.
Needed a sweet snack.
Vantage worked quickly to cut up some dried pineapple :)

 
You guys are making me hungry!
Here's the 9" Empress Trio knife at work, carving our turkey. DM
 
Great looking bird, and knife David!
The Empress Trio set is on my wish list for sure.
Someday I will find one for a good price :)
 
I have often noticed/complained that steak houses have the worst steak knives in the history of the world. 2 pics to share, one for Outback and one from Longhorn Steakhouse-2 of my favorites(esp Longhorn) but both supply lousy knives.




Sorry for bad cell phone pics

couple extra shots from the back yard I forgot i had



Some tasty eats you guys got showin
 
Midday snack that my gal likes to make.

Multigrain crackers, sliced mozzarella, chopped basil, halved grape tomatoes and sprinkled parmesan.
Pop em into the toaster oven for a few minutes :)
Knife duties performed by an 830 Marksman :)



 
DesertChris said:
Great looking bird, and knife David!
The Empress Trio set is on my wish list for sure.
Someday I will find one for a good price :)
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Finding one at a 'good price', I don't think will happen. When You find a set with the walnut holder, just bite the bullet and buy it.
You'll be glad you did. DM
 
David Martin said:
Finding one at a 'good price', I don't think will happen. When You find a set with the walnut holder, just bite the bullet and buy it.
You'll be glad you did. DM
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Shoot.... I would be extra happy with just the knives in nice condition. They would fit right into the big knife block I got to hold nice kitchen knives that have no block of their own.
 
I want a couple of the spreaders, but they are like $40, so I'm going to hold out til I come across a good deal. Kinda wish they made some grill gear, or did i miss that on their site?
 
Buck 110 on its very first camping trip, with some fresh sage:


Buck 450 with the aftermath of 54 omelets (you read that correctly, I made 54 omelets that morning):


Vintage Coleman stove, Buck 110, Buck 450 and a very cool vintage corkscrew that says, "Made in Switzerland." So the corkscrew plus either Buck is my "Swiss Army Knife." I don't need the screwdrivers or scissors - I've got a scissors in my fist aid kit and a screwdriver in my tool box.
 
mars5l said:
I want a couple of the spreaders, but they are like $40, so I'm going to hold out til I come across a good deal. Kinda wish they made some grill gear, or did i miss that on their site?
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Join the Buck Collectors Club $250 Lifetime membership, $25 annual membership , or $10 electronic membership

That will open the doors to some great deals!
 
Marksman posing with the chicken and potatoes dinner that it helped me to eat :)
(photo from a couple weeks ago)

 
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