¡Tell us more about that pickled Mango! My relationship with Mango is limited to mango juice during the 9 months I lived in Cairo (more of a thick soup to be fair, I think they add even moooooore sugar to it)... and the ocassional mango I buy here in Spain to put a few diced pieces in my overnight oats... tasty!
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Hawaii Knife Life - daily use for work and play
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¡Tell us more about that pickled Mango! My relationship with Mango is limited to mango juice during the 9 months I lived in Cairo (more of a thick soup to be fair, I think they add even moooooore sugar to it)... and the ocassional mango I buy here in Spain to put a few diced pieces in my overnight oats... tasty!
Some Muscovy ducks walking around the farm this morning.
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Using and enjoying this Schrade gifted by a generous member. I was instructed to give this to my oldest son, which I did. I am just “borrowing” it.
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Despite all the nutty stuff happening, I am still trying to keep the farm going.
Using a couple of Cold Steels to keep me company.
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Did you mean to photograph that little scorpion in the last picture or was that a bonus?
Be well,
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It’s important to harvest green Chinese variety for pickling. Peel and cut, then marinate in white vinegar (there are variations to this), sugar, sea salt, and water. Add Li Hing powder and maybe a few dried plum.
Yeah...kinda snuck him in there...
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Man this is such a great thread. Thanks for the hours of entertainment. This is one of the few threads you can read from first until current and it just doesn't get old. Great thread brother.
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Thank you, I appreciate the kind words. Stay safe and healthy friend.
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I wanted to trim back some trees from one of the farm roads, and only had this Condor Hudson Bay with me.
Worked fine. No chips, no rolls. Back when these were 40 bucks it was a screaming deal!
Worked fine. No chips, no rolls. Back when these were 40 bucks it was a screaming deal!
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Good to see the thread updated Nate. Hopefully that wrap on your hand isn’t from a mishap with that knife
Got tossed off a 4wheeler and broke my arm hahahahaha. Lessons were learned....
Rojah dat!
Aloha Cuz!
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Went for a drive to watch whales breaching. Carried this beautiful piece along. Only cut a few flowers to bring home.
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Opened this oldie but goodie today to start using in the kitchen. My wife loves these knives and so do I.
Fresh batch of deer jerky.
Took a walk through a forest to collect some bamboo to make trellises for some beans and tomatoes. The SP53 bashed through without much grace, but did the job.
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Used the Cold Steel Recon 1 to cut some rope to tie down the bamboo. Fantastic EDC knife.
Fresh batch of deer jerky.
Took a walk through a forest to collect some bamboo to make trellises for some beans and tomatoes. The SP53 bashed through without much grace, but did the job.
View attachment 1329676 Used the Cold Steel Recon 1 to cut some rope to tie down the bamboo. Fantastic EDC knife.
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Thank you, I appreciate your kind words. Stay well!
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Wonky times for sure. Stay safe and well.
Thank you, and you as well. I have a soft spot for these fighting utility knives.
Thank you, I hope to keep it going!
Hard when the weather is nice, yah? Stay well!
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I went looking for a short coconut tree to harvest some leaves to make brim hats.
I tried using an Opinel but it was struggling. Hiked back to the truck and got the correct tool.
No problem!
I tried using an Opinel but it was struggling. Hiked back to the truck and got the correct tool.
No problem!