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I noticed your Ebola Count on your site. It will end when this Administration has a full blown epidemic in this Country. How can anyone come to any other conclusion with the illogical stand this Administration is taking Bring non US Citizens to the US for Treatment? No quarantine for doctors and nurses and other individuals coming from that area because they have given much to go there (that makes a lot of sense) All we can do is be prepared and be aware.
Looks good enough to eat.
ReplyDeleteI was expecting coon au gratin.
ReplyDeleteThat's a funny looking raccoon!
ReplyDeleteLooks dang scrumptious John.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you use to stabilize that video? Real smooth.
Who's in the pot?
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ReplyDeleteSo what temp. did it attain ? I'm old, half blind and can't read the temp. gauge
ReplyDeleteditto. was wondering if it was hot enough to boil water...
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Maxed out at 325°...more than hot enough to boil water. Hoping to tweak it to reach 400°.
ReplyDeleteI noticed your Ebola Count on your site. It will end when this Administration has a full blown epidemic in this Country. How can anyone come to any other conclusion with the illogical stand this Administration is taking Bring non US Citizens to the US for Treatment? No quarantine for doctors and nurses and other individuals coming from that area because they have given much to go there (that makes a lot of sense) All we can do is be prepared and be aware.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking around 350 deg. the way that roadrunner was browning
ReplyDeleteYum! Looks like the solar chef is back in kitchen.
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