Footplate cuisine
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John Ashworth
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Footplate cuisine
Photos and captions by Nathan Berelowitz, 5th July 2009
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- Nothing can beat a footplate shovel braai! Frik Boshoff tests his grilling skills in the firebox of a 19D locomotive at Cullinan
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- MMM...does that not look great. Shovel braaid wors and onions, with a smattering of garlic, done to a turn on the shovel!!
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Stefan Andrzejewski
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Re: Footplate cuisine
With that heat in their, that cooking must be as quick as a Micro Wave oven.!!!
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Derek Walker
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At least there is lots of hot water for a cuppa or 12.
Not quite on the rails.
Check out my train vids. http://www.youtube.com/user/nixops
Check out my train vids. http://www.youtube.com/user/nixops
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Nathan Berelowitz
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Re: Footplate cuisine
It actually took quite some time to cook as the fire was fresh from being cleaned and the coal was a very ashy type. Still, a slow cooked meal is worth the wait!
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Steve Appleton
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Re: Footplate cuisine
I am sure that, if they knew, health and safety and the CANSA Association would have a word or two to say about coating the food in carcinogens and tar from the coal smoke! Now we all know why Trainman is genetically altered!
"To train or not to train, that is the question"
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Stefan Andrzejewski
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Re: Footplate cuisine
All trainmen are tough. They Braai with coal.