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Chilie Roaster
Chilie Roaster
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Re: BBQ Gadget for those in the southwest
Silly boy - we can use that to roast okra down South...
You have way too much time on your hands - I like it!"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose." - Jim Elliot[/CENTER]
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I give it a vote!
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I believe I could roast garlic in one of those!Mark
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If you are into garlic as much as I assume you are I'm sure you know of Gilroy, CA (garlic capitol of the World) right? Anyway each year I go the the festival and they have a roaster similar to this one only the cage is a much tighter cloth. Which makes sense because as it rolls around and gets softer and softer it may catch on the holes. They use whole peeled big..umm darn it I cant thing of what the sections of the bulb are called.. you know what I'm talking about though. The (insert name) are from Christopher Ranch and they have THE BEST garlic the ( ) are the size of a quarter an average, very nice to work with.Originally posted by Brauma View Post
In July and August the entire area from Gilroy to Morgan Hill smells like a giant pot of sauce (red sauce) because they can tomatoes also this time of the year there..I love it.. I tell people its probably what the Italian section of Heaven smells like
Love the gadget--- you could use it for nuts also mmm roasted chestnuts. Man it would be awesome to put nuts in WITH the peppers and both would catch the others taste...now Im hungry
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I've never been to Gilroy for the Festival but I will go one of these years. It's on my list of things to do. VA has its own Garlic Festival in October. We have gone each year since '94. Well sorry, we did miss '96 - the year we got married.Originally posted by Unofornaio View Post
If you check out my profile I have my web site listed. I hope it's OK to list it here: Brauma's Smoked Garlic Powder Yes, you could say that Im into garlic. I'm trying my best to make a go at a side business from a cottage industry/long time hobby.
Sorry to hijack your thread JMCFAN. Ive seen a roaster very similar to that one for roasting coffee.Mark
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JMC - cool idea.....looks like I have a project for next weekend. thanks for sharingComment
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They're called 'cloves'.Originally posted by Unofornaio View Post
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Is that galvanized wire?
I've welded galvanized stuff before and the fumes are horrid.
I just thought about it... and was worried about safety issues.
Might want to check into it.Comment
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http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=re...Lc40naUWsrLcww
Here is a link to the MSDS sheet.
Read section 6-VComment
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Could you roast coffee beans in that?
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Seems like coffee beans are usually roasted enclosed but I'm not sure.Originally posted by james View Post"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose." - Jim Elliot[/CENTER]
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dont remeber if its galvanized or not...but I fired the heck out of it for a long time prior to using it...
thanks for the heads up though!Comment
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Originally posted by JMCFAN View Post
good deal
now why didn't i think of that
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being in NM we go through a LOT of chilie... 2 sacks a year which I have roasted... but I have a garden and have been growing some the past few years... the more I grow the more flippin them on the BBQ gets to be a pain..
this thing works pretty good.... put the back burner and 2 of the regular one on and let it go...
I got some HOT stuff this year...
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