chilehunter said:bent - your quote "Its kinda cool though that people get passionate and stand up/ speak out against animal cruelty " we all know Pam wont be one of those people
chilehunter, please don't quote me to have a dig at other members.
chilehunter said:bent - your quote "Its kinda cool though that people get passionate and stand up/ speak out against animal cruelty " we all know Pam wont be one of those people
chilehunter said:"letting a cat run free is the most irresponsible thing to do" QUOTE]
I agree, same with a dog(or a tiger, antelope, cow etc.)
I said a while ago that the cat comment was a joke, but you seem to feel a need to wage your anti "free range cat" campaign anyways.
cheezydemon said:Damn, this thread is funny. The best thing about this site is when the thread goes off on a tangent.
And one more thing! That is one funny canadian! Thanks Canuck! How were those fish?
From what I understand, Fish Peppers are the best compliment for...well...fish. I along with Pam are growing this veriety so I guess we'll have to tell you how well these peppers live up to that myth.Hot Canuck said:Thanks - sorry for the slow response, but I've been at the rink - one of my kids had 6 hockey games this weekend....Frankly, ( oh, and here I go taking a thread on another tangent... ) I love fish, and one of my biggest cooking challenges is adding spice to fish wiithout overpowering it. Spent my vacation eating perch, pickeral, bass and whitefish. If there is a cajun or creole line of spices that blend well with the above, I'm all ears. My stock of Paul Prudhomme's rubs is getting low.
Cheers. HC.
imaguitargod said:From what I understand, Fish Peppers are the best compliment for...well...fish. I along with Pam are growing this veriety so I guess we'll have to tell you how well these peppers live up to that myth.
Hot Canuck said:??? Can you elaborate - I honestly don't know what those are. Why do I get the feelin' I'm being punk'd...
Hot Canuck said:Thanks - sorry for the slow response, but I've been at the rink - one of my kids had 6 hockey games this weekend....Frankly, ( oh, and here I go taking a thread on another tangent... ) I love fish, and one of my biggest cooking challenges is adding spice to fish wiithout overpowering it. Spent my vacation eating perch, pickeral, bass and whitefish. If there is a cajun or creole line of spices that blend well with the above, I'm all ears. My stock of Paul Prudhomme's rubs is getting low.
Cheers. HC.
cheezydemon said:Emeril has a recipe in his book for his "essence". It has way more heat than the stuff in the stores. I substitute dried jalapeno powder for the cayenne in his recipe, and it goes great on any kind of whitefish. I can get the recipe from home and get it to you. I like it because I can always make more of it, I don't have to run to the store.
Hot Canuck said:Thanks - sounds great. The ball and chain is on vacation this week, so I'm BBQing for her and the kids every day this week. Fish is on Thursday and Friday's menu...
cheezydemon;35479 I will definitely get the recipe for you tonight. [B]My wife also makes this great sauce for blackened whitefish[/B said:, I will get it as well. Are you grilling whole or filets?
cheezydemon said:It looks like chilehunter actually has a link to buy discount (live) feral cats!