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Name: Fire-tufted barbet
Scientific: Psilopogon pyrolophus
Malay: Takur Api
Family: Megalaimidae
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Thomas Fire, Ventura, CA, Los Padres NF, 2017
Forest Service Photo by Kari Greer,
I recently hosted a hearth cooking night at our house, and while I was having too much fun to remember to take pictures during the event, when I repeated some of the experiments on my own later I decided to document it.
It's much easier to cook in a fireplace than you might think! This is the fireplace in my apartment, which is actually rather small. It has a good sized pipkin, a much smaller one, and some chestnuts all in it at once. You could also experiment with roasting (I need a spit!) or grilling, and cast iron will work just fine if you don't have pottery.
Some tips: get the fire going well in advance of when you want to cook. Start with a BIG fire and let it burn down to coals. You'll actually be cooking over small piles of coals moved off the main blaze. For roasting chestnuts, I heated the base of the hearth with coals, then scraped them back into the fire and put the chestnuts (slashed) on that.
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Thomas Fire, Ventura, CA, Los Padres NF, 2017
Forest Service Photo by Kari Greer
Never told you I like fire ?
Well, now you should know it :) , I took somewhere about 5GB of pictures that night, and I'm still finding more and more pictures that I like.
Better large..
I took this for a restaurant in Bountiful called the Mandarin. If you ever get a chance, it's the best chinese food in the west. See their site for more info.
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This photo was taken last night 5 doors down from my house. As far as I know everyone is safe... time to go change those batteries in our smoke detectors!