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Wow, just got home from 10 hrs of treasures from Eddy and Paul. I want to thank everyone, Eddy, Paul, Stuart, Heather, Cayley and John, for a great day.
It was a pleasure to meet so many new friends. I hope to see you at KCBS competitions in Oklahoma and other states.
Be certain to put the Ponca Cookoff on your calender and compete against your trainers.
Yours in BBQ
and
Thank you again for a great class
Merl
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I pretty much have to echo what Merl said about the class. I attended the one in May of 05, and this was just as informative. Paul and Eddie have a unique way of keeping the class interesting all the way through. I especially enjoyed the plant tours.
Thanks again to all the great folks that put this class on, It was $$ and time well spent with some old friends, as well as several new ones.
Problem is, I wont start competing till April... Its gonna be a long winter
I'll second what everyone else has said. Eddy and Paul put on a great class! Their cooking styles are polar oppposites but both are consistent winners on the circuit so it was great to hear different ways to obtain championship results.

Thanks to everyone that worked so hard to make the class a success. The barbecue dinner on Thursday was incredible. The prime rib and stuffed pork loin was incredible as was the turkey and sausage. Really enjoyed the potatoe casserole dish with the dill pickle as well as the potato skins.

I was so impressed I purchased an FEC 100. Can't wait until it arrives. I very much enjoyed meeting everyone at the class and hope that you will post on this site.

Tom sorry about the flu. Nice meeting you!

Dallas
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Originally posted by ThomEmery:
Well other than coming down with the flu
It was a great day I am delighted to hear about all the new FE sizes that are in the works the 300,Roto 36 and the small 50


Hi Thom, sorry to hear about your flu. Any more details on these new FE models?
This was my first cooking for a group of people.

It has now been a week since cooking class and I was nominated for the meat preparation of the annual Christmas office party. So, I pulled out my notes from Eddy and Paul and headed out to buy some meats. Then, do I use my old trusty notes or do I try some new things I learned at class???...I decided to go for it. So, I mixed up that fancy stuff from class and started injecting all the briskets. After all, it tasted great at class and hopefully I could duplicate what I observed just a week ago.

Well, my dogs loved it. But, the real test was all those people I see every day of the week.
I started slicing the briskets and knew that the moment of truth was here. Dang, this was like entering my first contest, only worse, but even I was impressed with the briskets.

Everyone voiced their approval and I just remembered that Okie told me "any meat they do not have to pay for will be great" Big Grin
Tom
There is a FE 300 under construction Nice Rotatary to go between the 500 and 100
The Roto 36 is 36 inches wide can roll in
a door so it will be deep, roto to the front
The 50 is more of a Back Yarder idea
could be good for comps The 100 is just to
big for some folks
I will be getting the new controller soon
Hope to bring it to Q Fest

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