10 cooking tips

[ronn]

1. keep towels and paper away from heat source
2. make sure the gas stove is well maintained
3. make sure you are cooking in a ventilated area
4. know where the exit is
5. know a second exit in case the first is blocked by fire
6. know how to deal with a grease fire
7. know where the fire extinguisher is
8. keep the fire extinguisher between the stove and the exit
9. always open covered pots away from you
10. keep your face and body clear when opening the oven

mmmm tasty good

[joel the signman]

mmmmm something go wrong in the kitchen today

[ronn]

nope just making a point. good day in the kitchen. i made the kids banana pancakes and strawberry pancakes. yummy

[Hunting Man]

Now that's a cool dad, I like Buckwheat pancakes! See what we said about safety first, even in the kitchen!

[ronn]

I really didn't think I'd have to spell out the point I was trying to make but... The point is you didn't get anything on cooking tips for strawberry pancakes or anything else for that matter but cooking safety. Ahh I give up. its like talking to my kid sometimes.

[joel the signman]

ya got something to say then say it no need to beat around the bush.If this about the other topic i dont understand the problem,maybe im slow

[ronn]

nah no big deal just though i could make a point in a humorous way.

[Hunting Man]

ronn, it looks like you didn't get it! I thought I'd inject a small bit of humor and lighten up the post some. Sorry, but you seem to be a bit up tight, say whats on your mind and let us debate it. Thats what this site does best. Most of us have a great deal of hunting experience to share, this is what I enjoy doing. What others do with the advise we share that is their choise. Lay it on us what's on your mind?

[ronn]

I just looked at the guys question differently. If I were doing a seminar on deer hunting, or any other hunting, hunting safety would be a big part of it. I took it as and limited to tips on DEER hunting not hunting in general. I've been doing turkey hunting seminars for a number of years now and safety is one of the first things I cover, but during the Q and A its never a question of safety. its, what would you do if blah blah blah. To answer the question I don't rehash safety things unless the question is a safety issue. I'm going to be doing a couple turkey hunting seminars in Manchester, NH, our biggest city, at the sportsman show there this Sat. They will be abbreviated due to time but safety will still be part of it. I thought lumping safety in with those 10 tips was doing a disservice to hunting safety and deer hunting. You've got to admit there are way more than 10 safety points to make about hunting safety. That's all I was trying to get at and I did get the humor you put in there just thought maybe my humor was missed. not a big deal everyone still has their birthdays.

[joel the signman]

okay i see what the deal is lets all shake hands and go to our separate corners and come out swinging nah thats a bad idea how bout we all just relax and get back to talking hunting.Im going tomorrow anybody else.snow/canada geese and yotes are still open in NY