Plow Disk Cooker
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Mike,
I have never seen anything like that before. What do you cook in it?
I have never seen anything like that before. What do you cook in it?
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If you google discada you will find pages of things to cook in them, everything from steak to deep frying fish.
It is more a less a wok. You can cook about anything in them.
+1 a Big wok!
Very cool.. Never seen one before. Hmm, getting hungry now LOL
Looking at your second picture it looks to be shaped like a wok. I use a wok for frigging everything, so you could probably use that to cook anything but pancakes, unless you like oblong ones 
It looks pretty thick, so temperature control will probably be a breeze, it'll hold whatever temperature you get it to pretty well, especially since it's a high carbon hardened steel.
It looks pretty thick, so temperature control will probably be a breeze, it'll hold whatever temperature you get it to pretty well, especially since it's a high carbon hardened steel.
Pretty cool.
Wow!! 24 inches? That's huge.
I'd love to take it camping with me.
I'd love to take it camping with me.
Hi,
The thread title had me confused and curious. A Plow Disk? As someone who farms, I know harrows have disks, plows have shares and moldboards.
So, I see we have a disc harrow disk turned into a fat wok. Neat!
Oh, and before anyone heads off to Tractor Supply for a harrow disc to make their own, they have holes in the center to mount the bearing hub. These things turn as they are used in the field. Obviously the implement maker passes these particular discs on to make cookers before they cut the center hole.....
Stan
The thread title had me confused and curious. A Plow Disk? As someone who farms, I know harrows have disks, plows have shares and moldboards.
So, I see we have a disc harrow disk turned into a fat wok. Neat!
Oh, and before anyone heads off to Tractor Supply for a harrow disc to make their own, they have holes in the center to mount the bearing hub. These things turn as they are used in the field. Obviously the implement maker passes these particular discs on to make cookers before they cut the center hole.....
Stan
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Mike, where do you live? I need to show up at your place next taco night 
http://www.disc-it.com/
check this out. They are local to me (New Mexico) and have a youtube channel that has recipes, tips and whatnot. I don't own one (I would like to) but have have enjoyed many delicious meals cooked on one.
check this out. They are local to me (New Mexico) and have a youtube channel that has recipes, tips and whatnot. I don't own one (I would like to) but have have enjoyed many delicious meals cooked on one.
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The tacos look good. Just need some cilantro and salsa verde and who's ya daddy now? YOW!
I'm coming over for tacos too!
Did you the pics yourself? If so, bravo! When I'm cooking I am usually too preoccupied with making it all happen to think about photos, or my free hand realizes it could have a glass in it.
Did you the pics yourself? If so, bravo! When I'm cooking I am usually too preoccupied with making it all happen to think about photos, or my free hand realizes it could have a glass in it.
Mike, where do you live? I need to show up at your place next taco night
Count me in. Love home made tacos.
.... Will bring 
with lime.Hi,
Mmmm. Tacos! Did someone say tacos?
Stan
Mmmm. Tacos! Did someone say tacos?
Stan
That is greatness. Pure greatness.
That does look nice. Sort of a shallow flat bottomed wok. The size would be sweet to feed a large crowd
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Today I did up some potato and pork chops fried in bacon grease. Next I want to do some crab legs like this guy did .
I wish I had got one of these years ago
I wish I had got one of these years ago
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