It's useful for veggies, seafood, and pork belly.
In 93 I was gifted a set of Forschner from the brother of the a guy who was the sous chef at the White House for 15+ years.Forschner
Are those knives marked Henkels as well as Zwilling? I have two "Henkels Zwilling Twin" marked knives I got from my father. He used a lot of very good knives but Henkels were his favorite.Probably over 20 years ago, I fell into a bunch of Zwilling Professional knives at a cutlery store bankruptcy auction. I think I paid $8 a knife for as many as I wanted off the table at that price. I only sharpened the set this year. They aren't Wustof, but they're more than serviceable, especially at that price.
The company has the same parent. So the Zwilling knives also list J.A. Henkels. But the makers marks are a bit different, along with the logos.Are those knives marked Henkels as well as Zwilling? I have two "Henkels Zwilling Twin" marked knives I got from my father. He used a lot of very good knives but Henkels were his favorite.
Makers Mark, are we now transitioning to bourbon?The company has the same parent. So the Zwilling knives also list J.A. Henkels. But the makers marks are a bit different, along with the logos.
Zwilling is Solingen, Germany. I also have a plain J.A. Henkels International that's from Spain.
Logo-wise, my Zwillings have two men standing side-by-side with a black square background. The Spanish steel Henkels has one man in black (no background).
Makers Mark, are we now transitioning to bourbon?
Sounds like a new Aaron Lewis song title.Bourbon and knives. What could go wrong?
Makers Mark, are we now transitioning to bourbon?
someone needs to start a bourbon topic ;-)Makers Mark, are we now transitioning to bourbon?
Best value on the market-Old Forrester 1920.My favorite six inexpensive/available bourbons, in no particular order: Wild Turkey 101, Elijah Craig Small Batch, Knob Creek 9 Year Old, Makers Mark 46, 1792 Bottled In Bond and Old Grand Dad 114. All are very good drank neat.
Best value on the market-Old Forrester 1920.
I've become partial to full proof whiskeys. 1792 Full Proof is great too.
I’m with you on the full proof bourbons and just picked up another bottle of 1920, been enjoying it. If you can find it, give Old Ezra a try.Best value on the market-Old Forrester 1920.
I've become partial to full proof whiskeys. 1792 Full Proof is great too.
I agree. Prohibition Style - 115 proof. I actually had problems getting it for a while.Best value on the market-Old Forrester 1920.
I've become partial to full proof whiskeys. 1792 Full Proof is great too.
I personally haven't tried smoking fish in my smoker. I have been told that you can cross contaminate the flavors into other meats. And skin on salmon would have a fairly strong odor.I am smoking a beef tenderloin this weekend. First can someone recommend a good sauce to go with this. I personally do not care for anything on a good cut of meat but the guest may. Second, I have not smoked salmon before. Would I get any cross flavors if I smoked them at the same time?
Sauce, catch the drippings in a pan beneath. Put the drippings in a pan over med high heat, reduce by half. Add a good splash of good dry red wine, reduce again. Add beef stock, reduce again. Done and easy.I am smoking a beef tenderloin this weekend. First can someone recommend a good sauce to go with this. I personally do not care for anything on a good cut of meat but the guest may. Second, I have not smoked salmon before. Would I get any cross flavors if I smoked them at the same time?
Those Bookers all different releases?
Where did you get the PA Peach? I love peach flavored whiskey and would certainly be up for some peach bourbon.
my current stash
I think the Mrs. picked that up in Hershey. We stopped at Tattered Flag Brewing and they have a distillery upstairs.Where did you get the PA Peach? I love peach flavored whiskey and would certainly be up for some peach bourbon.
For a very good and easy drink, try peach Crown or Jim Beam and a good sweet tea.
Ok. Thank you. I have been there before. Pretty neat place. All my loves in one building. Brewery, distillery, and coffee shop.I think the Mrs. picked that up in Hershey. We stopped at Tattered Flag Brewing and they have a distillery upstairs.
Those Bookers all different releases?
I don't have a sexy cabinet, just storage.I have duplicates of two (22-01 and 22-02).
Edit: I just realized that photo doesn’t include my two 22-02 which were in another room at the time
Damn. That's very impressive selection. I've seen way less at fully stocked bars.
I may break into it tonight because my boat in Naples has gone for a Missouri Boat Ride.Damn. That's very impressive selection. I've seen way less at fully stocked bars.
Damned impressive, cheers.
I'm jealous. I only have one unit of bourbon in my bar.