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| Thanks to JP and his post with this link.... Top down I tried the top down method... The advantages of the top-down fire building method are: minimal start-up smoke; no chance that the fire will collapse and smother itself; no need to open the loading door to add larger pieces once the kindling fire is established I will add that there was a very even burn and relatively fast. I started with large wood, one flat piece of paper on top to hold the small stuff, one crumple and a bunch of bits on the top...even some dry rosemary! I'd say a thumbs up to doing the top down....
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| ....where's the oven? sorry......it's a fire for a paella.... probably twice as much wood as needed but it was my first time top down....
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| I think you need bigger pieces at the bottom XJ. The first time is always a scary adeventure, regardless of what you are doing.
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but for the paella, all I want are some coals, and quickly! then I just keep the fire burning with a few sticks....
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| How about a cooking vid XJ? I couldn't guess my way to paella, even though I've had it several times.
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Paella....it's much easier than you think and very forgiving...you just need a good soup stock and then go for it!
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| NOW....how about a vid on being a stay at home dad... my daughter has twins, just crawling last week.....
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| Hey Jim, I've been making stock since you posted your paella recipe... I haven't used any yet, but still... |
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| I did a top down yesterday in the WFO - perfect. Minimal smoke and faster startup. I was really surprised at how well is caught on. |
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| Doing the top down method right now. It is so much better than starting with sticks, then moving to logs. I love this, and now, I need to perfect it
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