Speaking of contraptions, I've got one that I've been trying to find the right context to share. It's a custom-welded fish cooker that the wife's grandparents have down in Tallahassee, FL. On the day when the refrigerator is most full of leftovers, the family tradition is to have a fish fry. Don't question, just enjoy it!
The fish cooker pictured here is welded out of stainless steel with a custom burner underneath.
I thought it was also interesting to note the fish-breading box pictured here that houses flour in a "well" underneath a plastic grate where the meat that you're going to cook sits on. Give it a shake, forget about dredging and splattering flour everywhere.
Here are some marinated oysters about to hit the fryer. A little of Essence of Emeril (otherwise known as a mixture of paprika, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, chili powder, etc.), oyster liquor, and oil.
Can you say Po Boy?
2 comments:
Rules, 'nuff said.
JW
That is A.W.E.S.O.M.E! Another project to add to my long list of projects that never get started/finished. I'm gon' make me one a them suckers.
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