Did your Traditional knife get a workout today? -Part II

[Gevonovich]

Love the kitchen utensils, rinos!! Looks like fun

Chicken sandwich action

 

[sunandsteel]

Cut a few slices of Vermont Sharp and paired up with crackers. Always makes a nice afternoon snack.

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice Gev :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you, my friend. You have inspired me!! Don't tell Thom...shhhhh

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, my friend. You have inspired me!! Don't tell Thom...shhhhh

It's like Beirut here tonight with the November 5th fireworks, I doubt he'll be able to hear!

 

[rinos]

It's like Beirut here tonight with the November 5th fireworks, I doubt he'll be able to hear!

ahh gunpowder, treason and plot

 

[B.F.U]

It's like Beirut here tonight with the November 5th fireworks, I doubt he'll be able to hear!

Oh yeah? Well Pennsylvania had municipal and judicial elections today.... So that's exciting.

I used my Tidioute Sheepfoot Charlow to get a package ready for the pay it forward thread, and to slice some turkey for a lunch snack.

 

[screened porch]

Not quite as hard a workout as, say, building a raft, but I used my new soddie jr to cut up the empty wine box, and I actually used my new Boker to eat an apple and a grapefruit!
I've accelerated the patina on the soddie with 15 minutes in my celebrated trippin' tater treatment.

 

[sunandsteel]

Whittled a stick with my Case Peanut on this fine fall morning.

 

[Jack Black]

Good stuff fellers :thumbup:

ahh gunpowder, treason and plot

Indeed!

Oh yeah? Well Pennsylvania had municipal and judicial elections today.... So that's exciting.

Hope there was no gunpowder involved!

My Camillus Jack had its work cut out today, opening a very well-sealed parcel from Campbellclanman
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1123883-Sincere-Thanks-to-The-Campbellclanman

 

[Jack Black]

My Sheepsfoot Charlow helped me put together a healthy lunchtime snack...



...and frame poor old old Stan Shaw.

 

[SAK Guy]

Nice Jack! :thumbup:

 

[CDS]

 

[jujigatame]

Between yesterday and today my Cuban stockman helped disassemble a bumper pool table and my Vic electrician helped put up more new wallplates than I care to count.

 

[Gevonovich]

My Sheepsfoot Charlow helped me put together a healthy lunchtime snack...



...and frame poor old old Stan Shaw.

Great picture of you and Stan! Simply Marmalade

 

[Hammer67]

Used my Barkie Fox River to help a friend butcher an elk tonight:

And my #55 helped prep fixins for 10 lbs. of elk chorizo:

 

[Jack Black]

Great picture of you and Stan! Simply Marmalade

LOL! Thanks pal

Great pics guys :thumbup:

 

[gr8dismal]

 

[Jack Black]

Love that Melon Tester

 

[Jack Black]

When I was a kid, and indeed when I first started work at 16, workers weren’t paid each month by bank transfer, they were paid in cash, in a wage-packet, each week. Traditionally, pay-night in Sheffield was Thursday, and on that evening, we had my father’s favourite, which was meat and potato pie. On Wednesday afternoons though, the working-class areas of the city, were filled with the aroma of ‘ash’, a poor man’s stew made from cheap cuts of meat and basic vegetables. Despite its association with the end of the week though, I barely know a Sheffielder who doesn’t love ash. Served with crusty bread and Henderson’s Relish, it’s still a very popular dish.



Making ash from time to time reminds me of my childhood, and of my roots, and I love it too. My Castor helped me out today, always a pleasure to use. I had to bring in the big guns to deal with a tough turnip. I also added some mushrooms, which my granny would have certainly frowned at. Keeping this dish simple is important, less is more, and you can always have another bowl



I have to say that it tastes better than it looks here!