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I've rearranged my work schedule this summer so that I can come to your town. 've moved my Barbeque forecast from Fridays to Thursdays. I did this so I could get out on the road on Fridays and visit area towns during their community festivals. Many of the surrounding communities have great celebrations every summer and I want to do my weather forecast from these towns. If your community has a special festival let me know. I can't guarantee that I'll be at every one but I will get to some of them. My e-mail is tsherry@krem.com. I really think this could be a lot of fun. So bring on the warm weather and the funshine, hoping to see you soon. 6 CommentsLeave a comment |
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We have moved to Blanchard,ID and are going mad!. The only channel we can get is KXLY channel 4 out of Spokane (we only get by way of air, no cable) Please let us know when you guys are going Digital. We MISS you very much. Thanks. L
Hi Tom,
I just watched your special on cooking beer can chicken. I have a question for you. What happens to the laminates on the beer can when you bring the metal's temperature up to 400 degrees F?
...and I want to move BACK to your town!!!! I miss Spokane and am looking for work so that I may return. I miss seeing Tom on the news, too!
Scott,
Another viewer e-mailed me with the same comment. He suggested using a metal soup can with the label removed. Frankly all of the recipes that describe how to cook a chicken this way don't mention the beer can logo being a problem. When I removed the cans after cooking I didn't notice a problem either. But better safe then sorry. I'll use a soup can next time.
Thanks for the comments.
Tom Sherry
Dear Tom, I saw your bbq segment the other day reguarding the chicken and beer you called it beer in the rear well, here is another name the "dancing chicken" As the beer get's hot the chicken moves around like a "dancing chicken" anyway just some bit of info, thought it is a cute name.Keep up the good work I enjoy watching you. Diana Omak,WA.
Hi Tom, is it my imagination or has 2008 had more wind than average?