Pop-Pop-Jiffy Pop!Had a great time at the beach. Even caught a few crab.
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Pop-Pop-Jiffy Pop!Had a great time at the beach. Even caught a few crab.
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Damn! It's a BBQ wherever he is...Had a great time at the beach. Even caught a few crab.
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Is that a real wok? How are you heating it? We've been looking into one lately.Made a discada today and then tried it out with a little steak sammich. This thing is really fun to cook on! Got to do some fajitas soon.
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It's a disk as far as I can tell. I've been meaning to make one, they are awesome to cook with.Is that a real wok? How are you heating it? We've been looking into one lately.
Cast iron? My Blackstone leaves a lot to be desired, lacking in the BTU department.It's a disk as far as I can tell. I've been meaning to make one, they are awesome to cook with.
The ones I've cooked on where off farm implements and home made. So just steel I guessCast iron? My Blackstone leaves a lot to be desired, lacking in the BTU department.
Ok, I'll have to look into that. We love cooking on flat tops but it's tough to get a good sear, even with the Blackstone on high.The ones I've cooked on where off farm implements and home made. So just steel I guess
This is a discada; made from a 24in plow disc. It's similar to a wok, but the main difference is that it has a shallower dish, and is way thicker than traditional woks. It's roughly 1/4in thick and made of carbon steel.Ok, I'll have to look into that. We love cooking on flat tops but it's tough to get a good sear, even with the Blackstone on high.
Very nice! I like the idea of getting heat like that. Thank you for the info.This is a discada; made from a 24in plow disc. It's similar to a wok, but the main difference is that it has a shallower dish, and is way thicker than traditional woks. It's roughly 1/4in thick and made of carbon steel.
My father has a black stone; it's awesome, but this gets significantly hotter. I use a propane burner from a turkey fryer. Even on its lowest heat level, the BTUs are impressive.
I thought the same when I saw the pic... Definitely a hunka meat on the tenderloin side, there...Those definitely classified as porterhouse