Fiddlebacks and Food
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Terrible pic, but I'm far too stuffed to move to better light. That steak was enormous.
Joe Duder
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Terrible pic, but I'm far too stuffed to move to better light. That steak was enormous.
Looks like a perfectly cooked steak!
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Agreed!
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A couple of pics from the beef and broccoli with peppers we had for dinner last night. The rest will be in an upcoming review of the Nessie 
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A couple of pics from the beef and broccoli with peppers we had for dinner last night. The rest will be in an upcoming review of the Nessie
What kind of gravy/sauce is that? That looks scrumptious.:thumbup:
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Vance, I've got a kamodo grill too (big green egg) -- gotta love those things; I'll have to get some pics up of one of my epic 12+ hr meat smoking sessions! And yes +1 on pickles -- those look especially fresh.
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Hey mistwalker,
You might be very cold and short on propane, but you are definitely eating well. That is some tasty looking chow! The emerald green Shadetree burlap Nessie looks awesome too. I have that same handle set-up on my Bushcrafter and it is one of my favorites.
Thanks for the photos.
Phil
You might be very cold and short on propane, but you are definitely eating well. That is some tasty looking chow! The emerald green Shadetree burlap Nessie looks awesome too. I have that same handle set-up on my Bushcrafter and it is one of my favorites.
Thanks for the photos.
Phil
A couple of pics from the beef and broccoli with peppers we had for dinner last night. The rest will be in an upcoming review of the Nessie
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Well yesh...sort of lol. They had chuck eye roasts on sale, I bought a three pounder and split it up into four meals. Gives me more excuses to use my knives
Just wait, they had pork loin on sale too, and I bought a half of one and split that into a few meals as well . Yep, I love the emerald green burlap!
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i love it. id say its one of my best purchases to date(excluding all fbf's of course)
sold off a few busse's & busse family knives & dont regret it at all...the knives i sold off had been sitting idle since i made the switched over to fbf anywho
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I'm fishing at Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia... early and late Winter are prime! We're catching several 35" fish! FUN! We might be able to work out a fishing trip sometime! Lake is more fun when warm, and we still do catch fish then! Come visit, can do a couple days on the Appalachian Trail and a day of fishing! Fiddlebacks in the woods, on the mountain and on the lake!
Fish Cake made with fresh Striped Bass
That pic gives your blade no glory. The fish cake is the focal.lol.
Anyhow I would love your fish cake recipe if you wouldnt mind passing it along.
stripper season is getting close.
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lol thats awesome
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If that's an open invitation, you're likely to have a lot of company! 😄
I lived in east TN for five years followed by three more in north GA. Most of my in-laws are in Chattanooga, and the rest in the Bristol area. You are living in one of my favorite areas of the country, man!
Michael
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Ya know, just looking at the text, I'd think you two were talking about two totally different animals here
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Ya know, just looking at the text, I'd think you two were talking about two totally different animals here
The best fishing trip is good morning and day fishing, then some beer and eating your catch, then some strippers around the campfire.... that's what I call bushcraft!