Teriyaki Chinook with squash and eggplant.
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nvthis
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Hell yes, you did!!. Freakin awesome!
OK had a lil weather issue last few days ,I E its raining like a sum-bich over this way. I live way the hell away from just about everything and everybody, on a small Native Island in the Lower Sulu Sea region,, so with that said I'd like to start my contribution to this thread with fotos of my kitchen, 90% of it is built from bamboo,, walls,floors, my chair If ya look close you'll see my bong on the bench,,and yup it too is BamBoo but with a metal stem and a 45. casing drilled out into a perfect bowl.
I cook on a 2 burner wood and charcoal fired stove,and a grill I brought here 2 years ago,check out the bricks,,,found um last year washed up on the back side of the island,,, each weighs about 4-5 lbs can ya imagin the storm surge that carried a pile of 4-5 lb bricks to wash up a good 350 miles from the nearest place where they use bricks, and it took me weeks to carry enough back to the house to do any good with, but I think they look cool and are very funtional.\my wifes dad and brothers make the charcoal and I collect the wood from different trees for cooking, I like to use the wood from fruit trees, mango, citrus, avacado are all good for cooking and the grill doubles as "suito" smoker and when fired right drys fish and meats real nice. The pots and pans ya see are a collection of things I've gotten from the merchant ships that stop near by for fresh fruit and water, I mainly trade native pearls we collect when snorkeling and hanging out in the back waters of the Islands (theres a lot of little Islands here) As well I trade native craft like stuff,, but most of the times its pearls. Ight enough words for now no body likes reading novel long posts, heres the good stuff,,piky tyme
I cook on a 2 burner wood and charcoal fired stove,and a grill I brought here 2 years ago,check out the bricks,,,found um last year washed up on the back side of the island,,, each weighs about 4-5 lbs can ya imagin the storm surge that carried a pile of 4-5 lb bricks to wash up a good 350 miles from the nearest place where they use bricks, and it took me weeks to carry enough back to the house to do any good with, but I think they look cool and are very funtional.\my wifes dad and brothers make the charcoal and I collect the wood from different trees for cooking, I like to use the wood from fruit trees, mango, citrus, avacado are all good for cooking and the grill doubles as "suito" smoker and when fired right drys fish and meats real nice. The pots and pans ya see are a collection of things I've gotten from the merchant ships that stop near by for fresh fruit and water, I mainly trade native pearls we collect when snorkeling and hanging out in the back waters of the Islands (theres a lot of little Islands here) As well I trade native craft like stuff,, but most of the times its pearls. Ight enough words for now no body likes reading novel long posts, heres the good stuff,,piky tyme
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SeaMaiden
Now I know how to greet you, masa. Mabuhay! I love your place, I can almost smell the sea right now.
Satellite,,, right now im jacking a signal from a PI Sat, it seems to be the strongest and less fails. The Indo SAts are weak as hell, some times i'll piggy back onto a Malaysian SAt but they tend to try their best to virus up anyone jacking their signal, And their pretty good at it. Theres 6 in a
Geosynchronous orbit or geostationary I can access, living this close to the equater gives me a clear shot at just about all of um up there but im only interested in COM/SATS and maybe a little Discovery Channel, and my son luvs watchin Tom and Jerry.
In the last foto your actually looking at several Islands, We live on the one in the back with the high mountian (3600ft)
I'll have some food porno going up soon.
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a lite lunch I had the other Sunday morning with our local farm potatoes, tomatoes, and some back door herbs
what a thread, got to class it up once in a while
what a thread, got to class it up once in a while
Mmmmmglaaaaargh.
I will be coming back.
Edit: Forgot to thank you all. Amazing stuff.
I will be coming back.
Edit: Forgot to thank you all. Amazing stuff.
Does anyone else ever have breakfast for dinner?
Does anyone else ever have breakfast for dinner?
Smoked Tri Tip, bacon, egg and cheese on a toasted english muffin...
Mmmm delicious!
Does anyone else ever have breakfast for dinner?
Smoked Tri Tip, bacon, egg and cheese on a toasted english muffin...
Mmmm delicious!
Cool,, thats a bit north of here but cool ya picked up on the regional area, my screen name is from that dialect of Tagalog,, "MAS-A-MA" the word for BAD and "ASO" the word for DOG. glad ya like the place.
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woah epic
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My aim was a little off, then. Either way, still REALLY enjoying those pix, and it's making me want to tell my husband to start saving up for the next dive vacation. I haven't priced out flights to Oceania, last trip was about $2k apiece, can't be much better now I'm expecting. Gotta start somewhere though, don't we?
My pooch is a masama aso, she tore up the screen door this morning because she was so excited. Got herself kicked outta the house for that one. Bad dog!
nvthis
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Get the fuck out! Man, that is some serious Robinson Crusoe shit right there. Dude, you seriously need to start your own thread. The life and times of Masamaaso or whatever. Bongtoke is right. THAT would be epic. Killer pics dude. If your laptop was bamboo, we would have to call you the Professor
More, bro. Just more...
Elsweeto
Member
Is Chinook always that deep red colour? I ask because I'm way over the other side of the Atlantic and our Atlantic salmon are less coloured then that.
Lovely looking piece of fish before and after cooking well played.
Oh come on this can't be your picture. Holy spank balls blast man.
If thats what I think it is thats a mug made out of bacon. Wowee TX ain't no joke Ya'll. I mean this in the most complimentary way I can,, just wow
