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If that was not a prank call, I can not even fathom how dumb that person is. The best part is the stunned silence of the radio host when she asks him "Wouldn't you agree?" It is a 4 second pause of dead air. They had to be thinking "How dumb is this woman?"
Ultimately, the the Judges for the first prize are trusted moderators of the site whom I believe take the process very seriously. Hence the winners of the last two Throwdowns who submitted entries with technical difficulty and great execution. I've got no problem with them awarding the prizes...
Interesting to know that you worked to create the texture of a Gyro as well. You got my vote in the prelims and this was one of the top 5 or so I wanted to taste. I loved the idea as well.
Thanks for the behind the scenes. It looked fantastic. How did the prosciutto hold up in the smoker? I was thinking of using some in a fatty application and was a little concerned it could dry out. Was it thin cut?
Thanks for the tips Keith and Doug. Right now I went with the drilled out bottom. After it gets painted, I'll do the test runs and post the photos. Based on the comments so far (and Nepas comment about having drill the holes to 1") my guess is it might run a little low in its current...
Congrats to MountainRubs and the People's choice JBird!
I guess the secret to success is Seafood! That crawfish fatty looked awesome and got my vote.
I must say, however, the BBQ Sushi was a work of art as well. Amazing execution on that one.
I only went about 4 1/4 inch down and wondering if I will regret not having more space up top. I may have to make an alternate level but I'm putting the cart before the horse.
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