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RE: lv-ab: Galley utensils

From: Jeff Barfett (no email)
Date: Wed Feb 26 2003 - 15:12:21 EST

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    The admiral and I, say YES to posting the recipes!

    -----Original Message-----
    From:
    [mailto:]On Behalf Of Doug
    Barnard
    Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 1:32 PM
    To: 'Keith';
    Subject: RE: lv-ab: Galley utensils

    > [mailto:] On Behalf Of Keith

    > I think you guys are being too harsh on the Magma. I've had one for
    > years, and love it. The basic problem is using it on windy days... I'm
    > usually successful by either hanging the lid on the windward
    > side and/or
    > putting a little piece of aluminum foil on the windward side of the
    > little drip tray.
    >
    > I second the recommendation of the wok. However, I'll still vote that
    > the most useful utensil is a big pressure cooker! Saves fuel,
    > cooks fast
    > so less heat / time in the galley and you can bail with it too! I even
    > bake bread in mine.

    Right on, Keith! I haven't had any problems with my Magma, and think
    that it's a fine piece of gear. I actually have another BBQ available,
    but rarely use it as the Magma does the trick with far less fuel. The
    stove function is tremendous, and makes for a nice way to cook outdoors.
    I find that a bicycle-type water bottle is a necessity, to tame the
    grease flare-ups. Also, having a spare wrench that fits the support arm
    is a good addition to the BBQ kit. Trust me, that bolt has to be tight!
    =8^0

    Using a pressure cooker (I like my modern, explosion-free Kuhn-Rikon) is
    also a sage piece of advice. I think that the big trick is to sauté
    everything at high heat (think wok) in the cooker before applying
    pressure. The food is tastier, too, as all of the flavor gets locked in.

    If anyone is interested, I can post recipes for Frijoles Charros, Coq Au
    Vin, Chile Verde, Beef & Barley Stew, and others!

    Doug Barnard
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