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Kaleberg SymbiontsArchived Notes
October 2004 |
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 10/18 - One of the great signs of
civilization is proper barbeque. For years, we at the western end of
the continent have had to endure its lack. Then, one day, we were
driving along 101 a bit east of Port Angeles and we saw smoke. We
smelled fire and fat and cooking meat. There they were, where the old
steamed burger trailer had folded, the cinderblock pits with metal lids
and a little stand with a sign.We stopped by to check the place out. The closer we got, the better it smelled. Now we could smell spices and hot meaty juices. The proprietor reached into the smoke and flames pulled out some foil wrapped samples. The chicken leg and short rack of ribs vanished before our eyes. The spice rub on the chicken and the pork ribs gave them a slight crispness, a resistance that the meltingly soft interior meat lacked. The chicken nearly collapsed at the touch leaving an array of succulent meat inside the collapsed skin. You could pull off ribs from the rack with the slightest of force. Our first meal was an entire chicken and a full rack of ribs comprising two family meals for four. The side dishes were excellent. The fire roasted potatoes were as tender as the meat and the crisp Romaine lettuce salad with onions and blue cheese was quite refreshing. The rolls, made with shortening rather than butter, clocked in at very, very good, a notch shy of excellent. Apparently, Blue Flame used to be Frickin' Chicken in Sequim, but their loss is our game. Construction is ongoing. They are hoping to have an open/closed dining area in the next month or two. As for us, we are already planning to head back. They are experimenting with their hours. They had been open only on weekends, but are now open all afternoon and much of the evening seven days of the week. To make sure, give them a call at 360 452 6355. They are at the corner of Route 101 and Mount Pleasant Road just east of town. |
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| 10/08 - We recently held our
Kaleberg luau, so we're still full of "Polynesian" rum cocktails. Some
of them are pretty strong, but they all have great names like Suffering
Bastard and Planet of the Apes. We've been speculating on what to call
the non-alcoholic versions. How about Suffering Unfortunate? See some of our ideas on this. |
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| 10/03
- There is a new K'Nex lamp to join the others. This one was built as a
birthday present for Julia and it is named Promenade, because it has a
promenade of crazy creatures under its whirling umbrellas. Roll
your mouse over the lamp to see how pretty it looks in the dark.
For more on this lamp, including a neat little movie, and others, check out our K'Nex lamp page. |
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