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Washing Up
Hey Gary!
Let me tell you, you’re my inspiration! I’ve got a cheap-o digital camera with no flash somewhere around here (picked it up on a whim at a flea market….really cheap), I might be able to take pics. I’ll look into that and see if I can find it.
I’ve definitely discovered the SWAG method!
I’m working on a Goulash right now (yeah, I couldn’t wait till the weekend to try the DO again!!) and it has rained here tonight. No wind, but the humidity is high and my bricks that I set my DO on are soaked, so I think it has retarded the coals a bit. So, using the SWAG method, I’ve adjusted and have the Goulash going.
I’m watching it this time and am trying to suppress my childhood giddiness over this method of cooking (dang it is fun!), so I think this will turn out. I have to say, it smells soooooooo good right now.
Once it is done, I’ll serve the goulash over buttered egg noodles with crusty garlic bread. Wish me luck, and if it turns out, I’ll post the recipe tomorrow. It’s my interpretation of goulash, but I think it’s going to be good. What I’ve seen is, outside of the hardcore classic Hungarian Goulash where they use 1 cup (yes 1 cup) of paprika, goulash in the US is a lot like beef stew with a twist.
And you’re right……..I’m gonna need more DOs!!!!!!
And lastly, keep it up Gary! I look forward to your Monday DO posts every week! Very inspiring! Your posts and pics are what got me off my duff and headed down this path, so don’t stop!
Let me tell you, you’re my inspiration! I’ve got a cheap-o digital camera with no flash somewhere around here (picked it up on a whim at a flea market….really cheap), I might be able to take pics. I’ll look into that and see if I can find it.
I’ve definitely discovered the SWAG method!
I’m working on a Goulash right now (yeah, I couldn’t wait till the weekend to try the DO again!!) and it has rained here tonight. No wind, but the humidity is high and my bricks that I set my DO on are soaked, so I think it has retarded the coals a bit. So, using the SWAG method, I’ve adjusted and have the Goulash going.
I’m watching it this time and am trying to suppress my childhood giddiness over this method of cooking (dang it is fun!), so I think this will turn out. I have to say, it smells soooooooo good right now.
Once it is done, I’ll serve the goulash over buttered egg noodles with crusty garlic bread. Wish me luck, and if it turns out, I’ll post the recipe tomorrow. It’s my interpretation of goulash, but I think it’s going to be good. What I’ve seen is, outside of the hardcore classic Hungarian Goulash where they use 1 cup (yes 1 cup) of paprika, goulash in the US is a lot like beef stew with a twist.
And you’re right……..I’m gonna need more DOs!!!!!!
And lastly, keep it up Gary! I look forward to your Monday DO posts every week! Very inspiring! Your posts and pics are what got me off my duff and headed down this path, so don’t stop!
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