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Get Started Here => If you want to introduce yourself... => Topic started by: davidb on September 18, 2017, 04:17:02 PM
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Hello everyone!
I divide my time between Kent in SE England and Harare in Zimbabwe. I own a number of barbecue gadgets including a WSM and I've just bought a Traeger Timberline 850 which will be delivered thus week (fingers crossed!)
I'm hoping to learn a lot here and contribute once my knowledge grows.
David
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Welcome to the Forum from Spokane, WA
Hello everyone!
I divide my time between Kent in SE England and Harare in Zimbabwe. I own a number of barbecue gadgets including a WSM and I've just bought a Traeger Timberline 850 which will be delivered thus week (fingers crossed!)
I'm hoping to learn a lot here and contribute once my knowledge grows.
David
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Welcome and we look forward to this!
...and contribute once my knowledge grows.
David
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Welcome, always glad to have an international point of view on pellet cooking.
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Hello and welcome from Arizona. :clap:
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Welcome, davidb
Pelletfans are International.
Where should you be on the pelletfan map??
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Howdy David and welcome to the community.
Pray tell... what drives you to share time between England and Zimbabwe? That seems a rather odd combination.
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Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome, David.
Put two pins in the pellet fan map.
Please post Zimbabwean (smoker) recipes for us. That would be soooo interesting. Breads, meats, vegetables that could be smoke-roasted would be wonderful. I can hardly wait.
EDIT: Corrected ignorant spelling.
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Welcome from sunny Arizona.
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Hi David! Welcome, good to have you here.
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<snip>What drives you to share time between England and Zimbabwe? That seems a rather odd combination.
Simple answer (probably the most obvious one) : Zimbabwean wife!!
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<snip>What drives you to share time between England and Zimbabwe? That seems a rather odd combination.
Simple answer (probably the most obvious one) : Zimbabwean wife!!
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That's what I figured. I bet she's pretty too.
I'm so looking forward to some other food preps from other countries. Us folks in the US get easily pigeon holed in our gastronomic ventures.
Looking forward to some other ideas/methods/delights from another region of our increasingly smaller planet.