Kerry Beal

Well that does make sense - I'll try to drop around and share that with the fellow who has them.

He might be right - a little research into vintage flashlights shows something called an Everyready tubular flashlight and the bulb looks remarkably similar.

Big Green Egg - we have a mini up here - link here

54.5 C for 2 hours. Rewarmed same temp for about an hour today.

It was indeed strange - the guy who was selling it didn't know what it was - and of course that just piqued my curiosity!

Thing is they don't seem to have any sort of filament or anything in there - they look kind of like a cleary marble set down in a tube and unlike most flashlight bulbs they don't seem to have any sort of electrical foot contact unless the whole base is a contact.

Tomorrow housecalls for Wiki Long Term care. Found some unsalted/unsugared Kraft PB in the bargain section of the supermarket. Added a ton of salt and a bit of blackstrap molasses to mom's PB cookie recipe.

Kinda soft, kinda crispy - still warm from the oven.

Sous vide rib steak, finished in BGE. With Shelby fries and mushrooms.

I think it's crazed glass on the display case - so no owner in place.

Anyone have any idea what these are? They were at at the flea market. They do not appear to be electrical in spite of the fact that they screw in. I had the silly idea of them might be something to do with keys on a musical instrument.

Paper airplanes

Bacon, cheese and tomato on mine!

Romaine, spinach, green onions and eggs from Pike's Farm.

T'was a youngish hand. You can't see but he's gripping the lure in that closed fist. Tough little bugger though - let me freeze it without complaint, cut each hook and push them through. I've had older 'boys' complain a whole lot more with a whole lot less hook in them.

When life gives you pizza dough - make pizza.

Brought with me some fish hook/fish line cutters. Second ER shift in fishing country - got to test them out.

First batch of black garlic caramel. Will wait for it to firm up and cut to see how it is - but just this second realized I haven't added any butter to it! DUH!

These cookies would not be considered a success - bet they are still gone in an hour!

Crumb shot.

The crumb Rug rat's breakfast - cheese and seedless strawberry jam.

Ok - so now I want to make sticky toffee pudding!

I do not - enlighten me.

9" pullman loaf - about 400 grams of flour, milk powder, honey and butter. Smells darn good - will get crumb shot in am.

Here's what I've been up to this evening. I bought this 9" pullman pan before I came up - wanted to play with it here. I have a 13" one at home but it's not practical making large loaves. I didn't really think it through in terms of time - fortunately it rose fairly quickly so I'm finished in enough time to not lose sleep.