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

[JB in SC]

Earl has been earning his keep

Inquiring minds want to know what's inside that sandwich

 

[Jack Black]

Inquiring minds want to know what's inside that sandwich

Those are thick cut potato fries (we call them chips) - The Chip Butty is a classic English dish! :thumbup:

Earl helped me make a little snackette last night

 

[JB in SC]

I've heard of the bacon butty, but I toast mine. I also love thin sliced country ham (dry cured) in a sandwich. I put my ham in a cast iron skillet with a little water, to tenderize and remove some of the salt, drain off the water, then fry it with a touch of butter.

I understand the chips reference but never tried them in a sandwich.

 

[Jack Black]

I've heard of the bacon butty, but I toast mine. I also love thin sliced country ham (dry cured) in a sandwich. I put my ham in a cast iron skillet with a little water (to tenderize and remove some of the salt, drain off the water, then fry it with a touch of butter.

I understand the chips reference but never tried them in a sandwich.

A toasted bacon sandwich is a good choice Jerry :thumbup: You should give the chip butty a try sometime, you need to cut the potatoes pretty fat, and deep fry them in hot oil. Better still, come visit! :thumbup:

 

[blademan 13]

Not much of a workout but we will keep trying...

 

[Kitten Party]

Broke down about 50 boxes with this 1940-1948 case trapper Still couldn't bear to get a scrach on my GEC 38

 

[texasshipagent]

Just curious do you guys really use your pocket knifes for eating and cooking or just makes for cool photos ?

 

[bozack]

I really use my knives for eating. Sometimes I forget a fork and use my knife instead. Especially fruit. Been eating fruit with a knife since I was a kid.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Not much of a workout but we will keep trying...

Nice pick Jamie, the workout has to come before the beer though

I use them as a fork or spear as well Texasshipagent, just make sure the spine is facing you when you nimbly bite or else..you might have a situation on your hands.

 

[knarfeng]

Just curious do you guys really use your pocket knifes for eating and cooking or just makes for cool photos ?

Some folks do use their knives for cooking and eating. Others of us do not.

 

[Jack Black]

Earl certainly had a work-out today (see the Earl thread)!

 

[texasshipagent]

I was just curious you know, say your in the Outback with the family, no mate that's not a knife this is knife ! And break out the old Barlow to slice up the ribeye [emoji41]

 

[Brumby53]

Fox number 7 for the season and all taken without stepping off the veranda (Porch) (life is tough out here in the Aussie Bush)

 

[556hunter]

That's a beautiful knife Brumby and an even prettier fox
I love the bone on your knife, it's probably one of my favorites👍🏻

Ryan

 

[Half/Stop]

That's a beautiful knife Brumby and an even prettier fox
I love the bone on your knife, it's probably one of my favorites👍🏻

Ryan

Derek I am in total agreement with Ryan on both counts :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Brumby53]

Ryan & Ron thanks for the comments. It was the first GEC I bought and 'sold' me on the brand.

 

[chickenfried]

Cherry plum tree just finished fruiting decided to prune. Used my GEC#48 clip blade to scratch test branches before lopping em off. Job/knife combo just seemed right over pulling out a strider . think I'll try using the trimmings to smoke a tri tip or ribs. Usually I just bend the branches, if they break off guess they were dead.

 

[Pjake]

In my opinion, the fox would be prettier were it still alive. If you eat it fine......otherwise......

Peter

 

[knarfeng]

In my opinion, the fox would be prettier were it still alive. If you eat it fine......otherwise......

Peter

Commentary and opinions on topics aside from knives belongs elsewhere.
Do not take this further.

 

[Whetstone39]

Not much of a workout, but my City Knife helped me prepare a light lunch.