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| I have tried several different things to clean the fine residual ash from the cooking surface. Brushing, blowing, etc. My favorite is to take a piece of salt pork at the end of a hoe "not ho" and rub the entire surface clean at the same time adding some pork fat...OH YEAH!
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| mmmm pork fat
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| Thats not kosher. |
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| i use a piece of 1/4 copper, blow pipe,, flattened on the end,, Only because I dont know where to buy a nice hunk of pork fat Seriously,, do they sell that in most stores or are you just talking about a hunk of bacon ? probably adds some flavor ?Mark |
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| Actually, it is a hunk of "salt pork" usually found near the bacon in most stores.
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| thanks bob, Will put it on the shopping list Mark |
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