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    Woke up thinking bout cooking some wings...... Man that would be good with some fries for supper. Yep yep yep

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    That looks great, Bama. Love the exhaust hood.

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    Dodging the rain firebug. Dodging the rain. My deck is not weather proof yet.

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    I have had this cooker for 30+ years and it was used when I got it. It is thermostat controlled and by far my favorite when cooking for 1-25 people. It's a little crusty, but doesn't that make the food taste better?
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    E-Z that looks like it would cook up some vittles in a hurry.
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    It will for sure. Holds 1 3/4 gal of cotton seed oil, also my favorite. If cooking for more that 15-20, I may add a little of the 1/4. You use very little of the cotton seed oil as apposed to other oil I've used, and the flavor can't be beat as far as I'm concerned.
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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder View Post
    I have had this cooker for 30+ years and it was used when I got it. It is thermostat controlled and by far my favorite when cooking for 1-25 people. It's a little crusty, but doesn't that make the food taste better?
    Yes indeed, that's why they look like that in most restaurant kitchens, hahaha. They just about last forever.

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    Here's what I use when cooking at home. It's made by Presto. It's made of steel and has a thermostat. I can fry 3 whole crappie or 8 or so filets at a time in it. I fried these tonight in it.

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