#lowandslow — Public Fediverse posts
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Just as I dislike the 'books read' as a goal for reading, I think a single listen to a song should take in to account the runtime of a song.
Disclaimer: This toot is in no way inspired by listening to funeral doom at the moment.
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Just as I dislike the 'books read' as a goal for reading, I think a single listen to a song should take in to account the runtime of a song.
Disclaimer: This toot is in no way inspired by listening to funeral doom at the moment.
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Just as I dislike the 'books read' as a goal for reading, I think a single listen to a song should take in to account the runtime of a song.
Disclaimer: This toot is in no way inspired by listening to funeral doom at the moment.
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Just as I dislike the 'books read' as a goal for reading, I think a single listen to a song should take in to account the runtime of a song.
Disclaimer: This toot is in no way inspired by listening to funeral doom at the moment.
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Just as I dislike the 'books read' as a goal for reading, I think a single listen to a song should take in to account the runtime of a song.
Disclaimer: This toot is in no way inspired by listening to funeral doom at the moment.
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Needing to fell a tree in my garden last year and having had much lower level scares atop step ladders, reaching with chainsaw in one hand. I figured I'd do some research at the university of YouTube.
With 30+ hours of #arborist videos under my belt I successfully took down a 35m pine using negative rigging, some cheap Chinese static rope, a slightly too small climbing harness and a battery powered chainsaw from Aldi.
I should have stopped there.
But the algorithm!
YouTube knew my new obsession and fed me more.
I learned about moving or doubled rope technique (MRS/DRT/DdRT) and single or static rope technique (SRS/SRT) along with knots and hitches then gear.
I have too many hobbies so have spend wisely. Top brands are usually expensive, after all they have to recover the cost of advertising that makes you think they're the best so I bought Xinda and Cliwiz gear from China and now have more or less everything I need to enjoy some great recreational tree climbing, starting low and slow at first of course.
At 66 and still fairly fit, why shouldn't I?
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Needing to fell a tree in my garden last year and having had much lower level scares atop step ladders, reaching with chainsaw in one hand. I figured I'd do some research at the university of YouTube.
With 30+ hours of #arborist videos under my belt I successfully took down a 35m pine using negative rigging, some cheap Chinese static rope, a slightly too small climbing harness and a battery powered chainsaw from Aldi.
I should have stopped there.
But the algorithm!
YouTube knew my new obsession and fed me more.
I learned about moving or doubled rope technique (MRS/DRT/DdRT) and single or static rope technique (SRS/SRT) along with knots and hitches then gear.
I have too many hobbies so have spend wisely. Top brands are usually expensive, after all they have to recover the cost of advertising that makes you think they're the best so I bought Xinda and Cliwiz gear from China and now have more or less everything I need to enjoy some great recreational tree climbing, starting low and slow at first of course.
At 66 and still fairly fit, why shouldn't I?
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Needing to fell a tree in my garden last year and having had much lower level scares atop step ladders, reaching with chainsaw in one hand. I figured I'd do some research at the university of YouTube.
With 30+ hours of #arborist videos under my belt I successfully took down a 35m pine using negative rigging, some cheap Chinese static rope, a slightly too small climbing harness and a battery powered chainsaw from Aldi.
I should have stopped there.
But the algorithm!
YouTube knew my new obsession and fed me more.
I learned about moving or doubled rope technique (MRS/DRT/DdRT) and single or static rope technique (SRS/SRT) along with knots and hitches then gear.
I have too many hobbies so have spend wisely. Top brands are usually expensive, after all they have to recover the cost of advertising that makes you think they're the best so I bought Xinda and Cliwiz gear from China and now have more or less everything I need to enjoy some great recreational tree climbing, starting low and slow at first of course.
At 66 and still fairly fit, why shouldn't I?
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Needing to fell a tree in my garden last year and having had much lower level scares atop step ladders, reaching with chainsaw in one hand. I figured I'd do some research at the university of YouTube.
With 30+ hours of #arborist videos under my belt I successfully took down a 35m pine using negative rigging, some cheap Chinese static rope, a slightly too small climbing harness and a battery powered chainsaw from Aldi.
I should have stopped there.
But the algorithm!
YouTube knew my new obsession and fed me more.
I learned about moving or doubled rope technique (MRS/DRT/DdRT) and single or static rope technique (SRS/SRT) along with knots and hitches then gear.
I have too many hobbies so have spend wisely. Top brands are usually expensive, after all they have to recover the cost of advertising that makes you think they're the best so I bought Xinda and Cliwiz gear from China and now have more or less everything I need to enjoy some great recreational tree climbing, starting low and slow at first of course.
At 66 and still fairly fit, why shouldn't I?
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Needing to fell a tree in my garden last year and having had much lower level scares atop step ladders, reaching with chainsaw in one hand. I figured I'd do some research at the university of YouTube.
With 30+ hours of #arborist videos under my belt I successfully took down a 35m pine using negative rigging, some cheap Chinese static rope, a slightly too small climbing harness and a battery powered chainsaw from Aldi.
I should have stopped there.
But the algorithm!
YouTube knew my new obsession and fed me more.
I learned about moving or doubled rope technique (MRS/DRT/DdRT) and single or static rope technique (SRS/SRT) along with knots and hitches then gear.
I have too many hobbies so have spend wisely. Top brands are usually expensive, after all they have to recover the cost of advertising that makes you think they're the best so I bought Xinda and Cliwiz gear from China and now have more or less everything I need to enjoy some great recreational tree climbing, starting low and slow at first of course.
At 66 and still fairly fit, why shouldn't I?
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And that's the work BBQ in the smoker (circa 07:30), two halves of a lamb shoulder from across the drive, and 6.8kg of beef ribs. Hopefully that's enough, and hopefully it'll be done by 5pm. 😬
Starting out pretty well thanks to both the early start and I left the meat out from 11pm so it was ~12C to begin with.
Key factor will be how the "stall" treats me today, but if I don't open the door too much vs the need to keep the water in the bottom topped up as a moist environment is the stall's worst enemy! (Strat: top up less frequently with more watter per top-up, using fresh off the boil kettle water.)
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And that's the work BBQ in the smoker (circa 07:30), two halves of a lamb shoulder from across the drive, and 6.8kg of beef ribs. Hopefully that's enough, and hopefully it'll be done by 5pm. 😬
Starting out pretty well thanks to both the early start and I left the meat out from 11pm so it was ~12C to begin with.
Key factor will be how the "stall" treats me today, but if I don't open the door too much vs the need to keep the water in the bottom topped up as a moist environment is the stall's worst enemy! (Strat: top up less frequently with more watter per top-up, using fresh off the boil kettle water.)
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And that's the work BBQ in the smoker (circa 07:30), two halves of a lamb shoulder from across the drive, and 6.8kg of beef ribs. Hopefully that's enough, and hopefully it'll be done by 5pm. 😬
Starting out pretty well thanks to both the early start and I left the meat out from 11pm so it was ~12C to begin with.
Key factor will be how the "stall" treats me today, but if I don't open the door too much vs the need to keep the water in the bottom topped up as a moist environment is the stall's worst enemy! (Strat: top up less frequently with more watter per top-up, using fresh off the boil kettle water.)
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And that's the work BBQ in the smoker (circa 07:30), two halves of a lamb shoulder from across the drive, and 6.8kg of beef ribs. Hopefully that's enough, and hopefully it'll be done by 5pm. 😬
Starting out pretty well thanks to both the early start and I left the meat out from 11pm so it was ~12C to begin with.
Key factor will be how the "stall" treats me today, but if I don't open the door too much vs the need to keep the water in the bottom topped up as a moist environment is the stall's worst enemy! (Strat: top up less frequently with more watter per top-up, using fresh off the boil kettle water.)
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And that's the work BBQ in the smoker (circa 07:30), two halves of a lamb shoulder from across the drive, and 6.8kg of beef ribs. Hopefully that's enough, and hopefully it'll be done by 5pm. 😬
Starting out pretty well thanks to both the early start and I left the meat out from 11pm so it was ~12C to begin with.
Key factor will be how the "stall" treats me today, but if I don't open the door too much vs the need to keep the water in the bottom topped up as a moist environment is the stall's worst enemy! (Strat: top up less frequently with more watter per top-up, using fresh off the boil kettle water.)
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The 5-Step Recipe for Your Own BBQ Spice Rub: Step-by-Step Guide
Stop buying generic rubs! Your grilling game is about to hit the next level with a custom blend that's all your own.
Ready to unlock maximum flavor? Click through for the step-by-step recipe and blend your masterpiece! 👇
URL: https://spiceworld.online/the-5-step-recipe-for-your-own-bbq-spice-rub/
#BBQ #SpiceRub #Homemade #Grilling #Barbecue #BBQLife #BBQLovers #HomeCooking #Recipe #Foodie #CookingTips #DIY #LowAndSlow #DryRub #Pitmaster
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The 5-Step Recipe for Your Own BBQ Spice Rub: Step-by-Step Guide
Stop buying generic rubs! Your grilling game is about to hit the next level with a custom blend that's all your own.
Ready to unlock maximum flavor? Click through for the step-by-step recipe and blend your masterpiece! 👇
URL: https://spiceworld.online/the-5-step-recipe-for-your-own-bbq-spice-rub/
#BBQ #SpiceRub #Homemade #Grilling #Barbecue #BBQLife #BBQLovers #HomeCooking #Recipe #Foodie #CookingTips #DIY #LowAndSlow #DryRub #Pitmaster
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The 5-Step Recipe for Your Own BBQ Spice Rub: Step-by-Step Guide
Stop buying generic rubs! Your grilling game is about to hit the next level with a custom blend that's all your own.
Ready to unlock maximum flavor? Click through for the step-by-step recipe and blend your masterpiece! 👇
URL: https://spiceworld.online/the-5-step-recipe-for-your-own-bbq-spice-rub/
#BBQ #SpiceRub #Homemade #Grilling #Barbecue #BBQLife #BBQLovers #HomeCooking #Recipe #Foodie #CookingTips #DIY #LowAndSlow #DryRub #Pitmaster
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The 5-Step Recipe for Your Own BBQ Spice Rub: Step-by-Step Guide
Stop buying generic rubs! Your grilling game is about to hit the next level with a custom blend that's all your own.
Ready to unlock maximum flavor? Click through for the step-by-step recipe and blend your masterpiece! 👇
URL: https://spiceworld.online/the-5-step-recipe-for-your-own-bbq-spice-rub/
#BBQ #SpiceRub #Homemade #Grilling #Barbecue #BBQLife #BBQLovers #HomeCooking #Recipe #Foodie #CookingTips #DIY #LowAndSlow #DryRub #Pitmaster
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The Grey Men – LP01 Cascade
#Experimental #Metal #ambient #doom #doommetal #drone #droneambient #lowandslow #noise #Sydney
CC BY (#CreativeCommons Attribution) #ccmusic
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The Grey Men – LP01 Cascade
#Experimental #Metal #ambient #doom #doommetal #drone #droneambient #lowandslow #noise #Sydney
CC BY (#CreativeCommons Attribution) #ccmusic
https://thegreymen.bandcamp.com/album/lp01-cascade -
The Grey Men – LP01 Cascade
#Experimental #Metal #ambient #doom #doommetal #drone #droneambient #lowandslow #noise #Sydney
CC BY (#CreativeCommons Attribution) #ccmusic
https://thegreymen.bandcamp.com/album/lp01-cascade -
The Grey Men – LP01 Cascade
#Experimental #Metal #ambient #doom #doommetal #drone #droneambient #lowandslow #noise #Sydney
CC BY (#CreativeCommons Attribution) #ccmusic
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#tbt 最初のTシャツ。限定25枚でした—これまで最大の発行数です。倉庫のどこかにいくつか残っているかもしれないけど、どこを探せばいいの分からない。Our first T-shirt. Ltd. ed. of 25!—largest run we've ever had. May or may not be a couple left in the warehouse, but I wouldn't know where.
#rockt
#ロックT
#カタツムリ
#昔木曜
#throwbackthursday
#snail
#lowandslow
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CW: Food - pigs feet
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CW: Food - pigs feet
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CW: Food - pigs feet
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CW: Food - pigs feet
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CW: Food - pigs feet
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See you later, friend.
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See you later, friend.
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See you later, friend.
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See you later, friend.
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See you later, friend.
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It’s a good day to smoke ribs. One section using 17th Street BBQ Magic Dust (my fav) and one section using Killer Hogs dry rub.
See you in 5 hours!
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It’s a good day to smoke ribs. One section using 17th Street BBQ Magic Dust (my fav) and one section using Killer Hogs dry rub.
See you in 5 hours!
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It’s a good day to smoke ribs. One section using 17th Street BBQ Magic Dust (my fav) and one section using Killer Hogs dry rub.
See you in 5 hours!
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CW: Cooked meat (BBQ)
Barbecued some baby back ribs this afternoon and boy they came out great. Wish you could try it! #LowAndSlow 🍖🔥
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CW: Cooked meat (BBQ)
Barbecued some baby back ribs this afternoon and boy they came out great. Wish you could try it! #LowAndSlow 🍖🔥
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CW: Cooked meat (BBQ)
Barbecued some baby back ribs this afternoon and boy they came out great. Wish you could try it! #LowAndSlow 🍖🔥
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CW: Cooked meat (BBQ)
Barbecued some baby back ribs this afternoon and boy they came out great. Wish you could try it! #LowAndSlow 🍖🔥
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CW: Cooked meat (BBQ)
Barbecued some baby back ribs this afternoon and boy they came out great. Wish you could try it! #LowAndSlow 🍖🔥
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And we got there....nearly 12 hours in the smoker.
Dinner was #lowandslow #smoked pork shoulder inna bun, and also on some #allotment potatoes. With a salsa made from allotment tomatillos and shallots, plus some of last year's fermented green chilli sauce. Some token-green leaves of New Zealand spinach make an appearance, plus some fried green beans.
Now very full.
One day I will learn to actually start the smoking earlier.
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And we got there....nearly 12 hours in the smoker.
Dinner was #lowandslow #smoked pork shoulder inna bun, and also on some #allotment potatoes. With a salsa made from allotment tomatillos and shallots, plus some of last year's fermented green chilli sauce. Some token-green leaves of New Zealand spinach make an appearance, plus some fried green beans.
Now very full.
One day I will learn to actually start the smoking earlier.
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And we got there....nearly 12 hours in the smoker.
Dinner was #lowandslow #smoked pork shoulder inna bun, and also on some #allotment potatoes. With a salsa made from allotment tomatillos and shallots, plus some of last year's fermented green chilli sauce. Some token-green leaves of New Zealand spinach make an appearance, plus some fried green beans.
Now very full.
One day I will learn to actually start the smoking earlier.
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And we got there....nearly 12 hours in the smoker.
Dinner was #lowandslow #smoked pork shoulder inna bun, and also on some #allotment potatoes. With a salsa made from allotment tomatillos and shallots, plus some of last year's fermented green chilli sauce. Some token-green leaves of New Zealand spinach make an appearance, plus some fried green beans.
Now very full.
One day I will learn to actually start the smoking earlier.
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And we got there....nearly 12 hours in the smoker.
Dinner was #lowandslow #smoked pork shoulder inna bun, and also on some #allotment potatoes. With a salsa made from allotment tomatillos and shallots, plus some of last year's fermented green chilli sauce. Some token-green leaves of New Zealand spinach make an appearance, plus some fried green beans.
Now very full.
One day I will learn to actually start the smoking earlier.
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#GettingToKnowYourCooktop is a delicate process, very much the opposite of, say, speed dating. You have to cook a wide variety of products, slow and quick cooking processes, put in the time. Tomorrow will be something #LowAndSlow possibly rice pudding. #MmmmmPudding
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#GettingToKnowYourCooktop is a delicate process, very much the opposite of, say, speed dating. You have to cook a wide variety of products, slow and quick cooking processes, put in the time. Tomorrow will be something #LowAndSlow possibly rice pudding. #MmmmmPudding
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#GettingToKnowYourCooktop is a delicate process, very much the opposite of, say, speed dating. You have to cook a wide variety of products, slow and quick cooking processes, put in the time. Tomorrow will be something #LowAndSlow possibly rice pudding. #MmmmmPudding
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Herrlich, der Sommer geht los es wird wieder BBQ gemacht 👍
#pulledporkburger mit Avocadocreme hmmm geil #pulledpork #bbq #lowandslow #lowandslowbbq #grillen #pork #webergrill
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CW: food / meat / bbq
Here they are! #porkbelly cubes, cooked #lowandslow on the #bbq, frosted with #honey the last 15 minutes. This is today's (and tomorrow's?) #dinner
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CW: food / meat / bbq
Here they are! #porkbelly cubes, cooked #lowandslow on the #bbq, frosted with #honey the last 15 minutes. This is today's (and tomorrow's?) #dinner
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CW: food / meat / bbq
Here they are! #porkbelly cubes, cooked #lowandslow on the #bbq, frosted with #honey the last 15 minutes. This is today's (and tomorrow's?) #dinner
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CW: food / meat / bbq
Here they are! #porkbelly cubes, cooked #lowandslow on the #bbq, frosted with #honey the last 15 minutes. This is today's (and tomorrow's?) #dinner