Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

How does that brand of pellets burn.....

Very good. Haven’t found any I like better.

 

[Peter 315]

Very good. Haven稚 found any I like better.

I burn this green supreme, I just got 2 ton this year never seen Lignetics around here before they bought New England Wood Pellets

 

[Looking4new]

I have never had deep fried turkey. I don't own a deep fryer either.

 

[Dftodd]

I have never had deep fried turkey. I don't own a deep fryer either.

Turkey fryer is a giant pot on top of a propane burner. No deep fryer needed.

Same kit is used for crayfish boils

 

[txdon]

Good evening. It was a heavy frost this morning at 33˚F but warmed up to the 70's with lots of vitamin D sunshine.

Eric, good save.
Eric how did the first 90 year old to get vaccinated in the UK jump ahead of all the tier one people?

Opps, just got bumped down another tier today by the CDC. Now tier 3. Tier two is reserved fo those 75 and older and essential workers. Oh well, 49 million people get to test the vaccine first. Tier three will now have 65-74 and 16-74 with a medical condition or 129 million people - or 1/3 of the population.
CDC panel says essential workers, people 75 and older get Covid vaccine next

I know Bird and my Mom stay in tier 2 who else?

 

[RoyJackson]

Have you had any leg cramps from using HST?

Nope
I pivot is the seat and use my left (good leg) for the pedal...both forward and reverse. With the 4520, I could pivot both to the right and left, since there was no need to use a pedal...that was a bit easier and I wish the cab Deeres had a reverser transmission available...but they don't.
Pivoting one way only gives me a bit of a neck ache. I'll deal with it...
I can control the speed of the tractor a lot better with my left leg. When a first cleared the snow (on Thursday) I bogged down the tractor a couple times going too fast...left leg controls the speed much better...

 

[txdon]

Rick What is done with the oil after frying the turkeys?

 

[sodamo]

Rick What is done with the oil after frying the turkeys?

Last time I did it, back in the 90’s, I’d strain the oil between uses, but as I recall, french fries, fried shrimp, french fries, scallops, french fries, chicken wings, french fries, cornish hens, french fries. Oh, did french fries too.

Wife hinted at fried turkey this year. Have a completely new set up still in the box for 15 years. I resisted and did the TDay turkey on the Primo, as I will this week for Christmas.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Rick What is done with the oil after frying the turkeys?

When I cook only a single turkey .. I clean up my oil by filtering it thru cheese cloth a couple of times then return it to the original container and usually get a minimum of 3-4 uses out of it.

With all the oil we'll have after cooking 4-6 turkeys per fryer and at 7 or 8 fryers (close to 50 gallons) that oil will be spent .. a local restaurant will take our oil to recycle.. as a favor to our VFD.

If you keep your oil close to 350° .. it lasts much longer. If you let it get near it's "smoke point" (about 440° for peanut oil) you've ruined it.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 30F for the start, partly cloudy, calm wind. light to moderate wind, mostly clear sky and high temp of 62F. Chapel to start day, made scrambled eggs for breakfast, then into energy conservation mode. Did watch first half of Cowboys game then napped. was surprised at final score.
Covid update: Cooke unchanged, Montague unchanged, Grayson unchanged, local unchanged.
Randy yummy dinner, the joys of dog sitting
Don thanks for info on vit D
Rick sounds like a mining operation for reclaimed space to me. Good luck with your fund raisers.
Rick gotta love the delivery techniques
Ron spring mowing? nice pic, again
Bill it is the ghosts I tell you (putting grease down sink).
Thomas good to hear she can clear snow, or was that the baking she did a good job on?
Drew good to hear not burning a lot of fuel oil, fresh fruit is good for us
Thomas glad you have easy day.
Paul thanks for SPL info. hope to see pic of completed cabinet
Eric glad you able to help the ewe, sounds like sheep have some funny quirks.
Billy thanks for the reply.
Joe (tibadoe) Welcome :welcome:
Dave hard to live in small quarters during winter.
RNG good to hear progress on new pallets. I take my phone belt clip off when I need to work on the ground, have not forgotten phone yet
Drew got a chuckle over dancing alpacas
Mike good luck with garages
Randy thanks for the mentioning coywolf, not many in Midwest.
David enjoy your football.
Dennis enjoy your seat time
Roy good news on tractor, good to hear more practice is helping
RS good luck with supply valves
DF sorry your wife has the Covid rotation. maple brown sugar glaze hmmmm wonder how that will turn out? :licking:
Drew good work on cover, is it big enough to get enough air circulating?
Thomas carrot cake sounds yummy! :licking:
Thomas kittens would have a lot of work to get any of that from me!
Don my wife is tire two, I got bumped to 3 like you.
Don lots of recycle options for frying oil, depends where you are.
prayers for all especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter, David(moss)/remodel/divorce, RNG/fire, Ron/hearing/son/furnace, Jim/sister & family, Phil/wife's eyes, Randy/health, and Country.
stay safe and health you all.