Finally broke in a new toy

[JimK]

Well, I got some firewires from Woot.com several weeks back and finally used 'em tonight. Walking through Harris Teeter, I saw they had "Angus Kabob Meat" all ready to go. Who am I to pass up such an invitation? So, I combined it w/ some red and green bell pepper, cremini 'shrooms, zucchini and yellow squash. Threaded it all on to the firewires and shoved it into a ziplock bag with some Soy Vey island teriyaki.

Of course, I had to start with some libation...

A pre grill soak for about an hour:

Almost done:

Off and resting:

Plated w/ some jasmine rice, along w/ some fresh flat leaf parsley:

Well, the grill is hot, might as well take care of dessert:

 

[Gary H. NJ]

That's beautiful Jim. thanks for the tutorial.

 

[Bob Correll]

A boy and his toys!
Everything looks great Jim!

 

[brady martin]

looks delicious. ive always wondered about those firewires. i may have to just pick a couple up from amazon.

 

[Jeff_B]

Looks great Jim!

So how did you like the Fire Wire?

I have them but yet to use them

 

[Glenn W]

Wow, simply WOW!

 

[John Solak]

Great looking kabobs. I got in on that Woot deal too.

 

[Brandon N.]

Good lookin' kabobs Jim, nicely done. What did ya think of the new toy(s)?

 

[Jim Lampe]

This is an AWESOME plate, Jim! Nicely done! I'm sure you now love FireWire.

 

[JimK]

Thanks guys!

I'm definitely a fan of the firewires, now that I've used 'em. Makes everything nice and easy. One thing I didn't now about them is they do not conduct heat. So, you can leave the handles hanging outside the grill and just pick 'em up w/ your bare hands to turn or reposition. Just make sure the handle isn't in contact w/ the hot grill.

 

[Don Cash]

Love the firewires. I got a set for Christmas. I've yet to produce anything that looks that good thought...Kudos, Jim!!

 

[ChrisPM]

Looks like a winner to me! Nice job Jim! How easy did the wires clean up?

 

[Wolgast]

Great food JimK

Love those wires.

Have to get some(or make)

Top notch as always!

 

[Sean S.]

looks great!

and i'm a big fan of those stemless wineglasses too; hard to knock over and they go easily into the dishwasher!

 

[r benash]

"bobs" and desert looks good! I just used mine for the first time a few weeks ago. I think I bought them last year. At first I was a little concerned about the blunt tips, but that turned out to not be a problem. I doubled them for making about 50 shrimp on the grill and they worked great, easy to flip, etc. Glad I picked these up!

I actually got them before they were being sold at Sonoma et al. Someone here posted a site that was selling them before they hit retail stores. Significantly less a I recall.

Anyway these are a great tool.