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mickyp
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Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 10:44 AM »
Cut a couple of bits of channeling to keep the tikka off the grill, cheap and cheerful
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Onions
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Dupiazaology.
Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 12:01 PM »
...and way to show off the old c.8th-century Luristan bronze skewers
Tricky skills with the adaption!
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mickyp
Spice Master Chef
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Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 12:48 PM »
Nah, I said chicken Tikka, not Chicken Tricka
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jalfreziT
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Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 03:53 PM »
Not sure if it is galvanised?
Recently I was going to use some old galvanised fence posts in a fire set-up but then read something about it releasing toxic zinc fumes. That said, I’m sure I have seen galvanised bbq buckets....
Anyway I’m no expert on the subject but wanted to mention it just in case.
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mickyp
Spice Master Chef
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Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 06:22 PM »
Yes it is galvanised and I wasn’t aware of that so I will look into that
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mickyp
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Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 08:21 PM »
Well that's that Idea well and truly kicked to touch, thanks for the info JF.....
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livo
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Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 10:43 PM »
Welding gal steel can cause metal sickness if zinc oxide is inhaled. It is observed as a white powdery substance and is the same compound used in zinc cream sunblock. I'm not sure if you'd experience it with that setup. Maybe. It would depend on how hot it gets.
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chewytikka
I've Had Way Too Much Curry
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Re: Skewer rest
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September 13, 2019, 11:16 PM »
Like the little decorative skewers,, Ive been served the same in Turkish restaurants.
you could get a proper grilling rack to use, for about a fiver (food grade metal)
Love the way middle eastern people say KaBOB
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Smoking Mustard Oil is good for You and your curries.....Lol
mickyp
Spice Master Chef
Posts: 512
Re: Skewer rest
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September 14, 2019, 08:42 AM »
Got them off eBay JD Europe, the first lot was £8 for 6 ( bargain ) then £29 for 12, they are nicely made though, and wide enough to stop the chicken spinning, and thick enough to not bend.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Turkish-Stainless-Steel-Skewers-Set-of-6-Blade-length-33cm-width-6mm-thick-2mm/173865071233?epid=1595278948&hash=item287b2a7281:g:T38AAOSwplBda9IE
Livo its 200 deg c i believe, so i will find something else to utilise.
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