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What can I make to serve 20 people for Thanksgiving Brunch?
I'm having 20 people over at 11:30AM on Thursday. I want to serve some light food i.e. a light brunch, buffet, small plates or hors d'oeuvres. While this wont be a food heavy event, it will be elegant and I don't want to just serve cheese and crackers.
Thank you!!
Marinated artichokes
Assortment of cheeses and crackers
Julienne vegetables with variety of spreads and/or dips
Smoked Oysters
Fruit slices
Dill and sweet pickles
Bruschetta (tomato, olive oil, mozzarella, garlic, etc.)
Some good quality Cabernet Sauvignon, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Noir, and perhaps Pinot Grigio
bake several roasting pans of quiche, ricotta french toast (prepare night before, refrigerate & bake on thursday), and/or zuchini frittata (ditto) & then cut them into 2" x 2" squares lined up in neat rows on a platter. serve warm or room temperature.
fruit salad with melon and fresh pineapple
pomegranate punch (ginger ale + pomegranate syrup + lemon slices)
pear bellini or mimosa
All great suggestions in the earlier replies. A good dish for a crowd (and easy to prepare ahead) is strata. My favorite recipe is from Cooks Illustrated, especially the rosemary & fontina variation. The recipe is easily doubled. I used to make an Easter brunch for the choir at our church, and everyone always loved this dish.
Baked Egg Cups
Salmon Croquettes with a Creamy Lemon Dill Sauce
Baked Apples
Crostini with Chicken Salad (dried cranberries, poppy seeds, honey, celery, almonds or pecans, mayo, etc)
Breakfast Quesadilla wedges - filled with cheese of choice, egg, mushroom, hash browns, meat, etc.
Stuffed Endive leaves - i do mine with goat cheese, cooked diced onion and garlic, almond meal, pumpkin seeds, lemon zest, salt, pepper and a lemon white wine vinaigrette
Awesome! Here are some options.
FINGER FOOD! Do tempura-fried pinapple pieces wrapped in Prosciutto! Simple, fast and has a huge impact. I do this for parties and they are a massive hit. You'll need other things but this will be a hit. I was inspired by something like this once on iron chef and ... it was easy and everyone just loved them.
Get a fresh pinapple (should be fairly yellow or slightly orange) and 1/4 pound of good prosciutto. Cut pinapple into bite sized chunks, wrap with a slice of prosciutto and secure with a toothpick. These can be done hours beforehand or even the day before. A bit before your guests arrive, mix up some tempura batter (use ice cold water or better yet ice cold seltzer water). I don't personally use Alton's recipe but you can't go wrong with it:
Just give the pieces a quick deep fry - only 4-5 pieces at a time in canola oil at 375 degrees - so that your temperature stays near constant. I use my dutch oven as it's heavy cast iron really holds the temperature .... but any small pot can work. Hopefully you have an appropriate thermometer to monitor the oil - I use a candy/fry thermometer.
I do a pulled pork almost every week, so I'm quite familiar with how it's done. I usually use my crockpot but also sometimes use the oven, if I want "bark". Pork shoulder is the traditional cut for pullled pork and that's what I use. Nothing fancy is required. Drop your slab of pork goodness into the slowcooker, fat side on top - set to low, pour in enough water so that there's just a bit covering the bottom, cover the top with foil with a few holes in it - and then the normal cover on it. No rush.
Wait until the internal temperature hits about 200 degrees. That's right - 200 degrees. Low and Slow - that's how it's done. A big slab of pork will probably take about 8 hours, and might well take 1-3 hours more to hit that. Really. Here's another gauge. When it's really done, your thermometer should EASILY slide into the deepest portion of the meat with no apparent resistance. If the meat resists, then it will need more time.
After it hits that magic # (and don't be afraid to let it go longer - it is near impossible to mess up pulled pork, let it sit covered by foil for 20-30 min. Then pull it apart, and mix in a liberal amount of x-virgin olive oil, and toss it with fresh ground pepper and kosher salt.
Don't even think about using powdered pepper or idodized salt - we will find you ... :-) Ok ....so we're done with that.
Now let's talk about taking the pork loin ROAST ... Oh man am I getting hungry just thinking about this ...
First, remove the silverskin. Then pour some canola oil into one of your hands and lightly coat the roast. Please don't use olive oil - it can scorch too easily. Now coat the entire roast lightly with .... you guessed it - kosher salt and fresh ground pepper.
Ok now this will be very simple. First roast it at 225-250 until the internal temperature of the roast is 120-130. This can take place faster than you think, since the meat is fairly lean. I'd recommend checking it at 45 min so that you know how it's progressing. Then increase the oven to 425-450 to brown up the outside, and bring the inside to 140 degrees. This can take 10-15 min.
The key is to not overcook it. Once your thermometer hits 140, remove the roast and put onto a plate or wooden carving board, and cover losely in foil. The meat should continue to cook a bit. That's it. Let it sit a bit - 10-15 min before you carve. More if you like.
Yeah I know ... pork is "supposed" to be cooked to 145. But then it will continue to cook and then be dangerously close to drying out a bit - it's too lean to take that risk - in my opinion.
Just in case the center is still slightly underdone - just pop the WHOLE THING in the microwave and give it 30-60 seconds. If that doesn't do it, give it another 30.
Ok now you have a GREAT pork loin roast. And it'll be fine on it's own but I always make a custom killer sauce to go with it. I hate to give away some of my best secrets but here's one of them:
Jeff's KILLER sauce #1. I recommend a 5 quart dutch oven for this. It'll keep the heat steady and keep the splatter down.
1. Pour 1/2 cup of x-virgin olive oil into your blender and while it's spinning drop in rough chopped pieces of 1 cup onion. Puree the heck out of it
2. Saute the puree'd onion slowly for 15 min.
3. Add 4+ TB pureed garlic, stir and let simmer for another 5 min
4. Add 1 can tomato paste. Taste it. You'll probably need to add 1 more can. Let it simmer for 5 min
5. Add some kosher or sea salt to taste
6. Add fresh ground pepper to taste
7. Add X TB Good Chili Paste. SEE THE IMAGE. I prefer "rooster brand" - these are the same folks that make the Srirachi hot sauce in those plastic bottles. Any decent asian market should have this stuff. It's cheap and awesome. The Rooster stuff has a more clean flavor than some others.
If you can't get good chili sauce, you can use Srirachi hot sauce - this is available pretty much everywhere nowadays. You can also use a bit of chili powder and a bit of cayenne pepper but I prefer using just the rooster - it's clean and fresh.
Start with 2 TB and add 1 more at a time until it's got just the right amount of heat and tingle. It should be slightly hotter than you think it should be - since it will be a sauce to go with meat.
8. Add some good low sodium soy sauce to taste, 1-3 TB. This is optional but I find it gives the sauce a bit of complexity.
9. Add 1/2 can of coconut juice. You'll need to blend the contents of the can well before using as it will be quite separated.
10. Let this simmer together and blend together nicely for another few min.
11. Taste it and if it needs a bit of salt, pepper, chili pepper - add as you think best
12. The MAGIC ingredient. Add in a goodly amount of DRIED Fenugreek Leaves. Indian markets will often have this. If not you may well be able to get it from an indian restaurant - they should darn well have it. And it's cheap. I get like 1/2 cup+ for about $3.
Use DRIED fenugreek leaves (leaves NOT seeds). The fresh stuff or frozen stuff won't give you the correct results. I can't you a good amount but it's probably 2-3 TB at least, perhaps more. I'll toss some in, let simmer, taste and add more, etc.
Let that simmer for a few more minutes and OH MY GOSH it should be just magic. Few people know how amazing dried fenugreek leaves are in a sauce. So your guests will just be amazed.
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here is the Blue Moon recipe I used:
6.6 lbs. Extra Light LME
2½ lbs. Orange Blossom Honey
1 oz. Hallertauer pellet hops (4½% - boil 45 minutes)
1 oz. Hallertauer Pellets hops (2.4% - steep 10 minutes)
1 oz. Coriander Seed (½ boil 5 minutes)
1 oz. Orange Peel (dried, boil 2 minutes)
500 ml Wyeast #1214 Belgian Abbey yeast starter
First, I only used 1lb of honey as my brew master at the store I get my supplies thought it would be best (the guy used to work at stone, I take his advice when buying supplies).
Need some advice:
1. I read somewhere that honey may cause the fermentation to run longer. I need experience from the experts to let me know if this is true.
2. I did not strain out the coriander and orange peel when I transfered to the fermenter. I now have some white areas that have formed around the orange peel that is floating at the top of the fermenter. Is this anything to be concerned about?
Thank you for your help
Yes, honey takes longer to ferment.
The white stuff is probably yeast eating the orange peel. I wouldn't worry unless it looks dry and furry (like mold).
Thank you for the reply on the honey. I have one other question, Given the recipe I posted, can anyone figure out what the OG should have been. I forgot to take the OG when I transfered to the fermenter.
Does anyone have a all grain recipe for this, sorry to hijack your thread!
Hijacks happen, or so I find when looking. At least you acknowlege it. I suggest using the search function, there were a few I saw when searching for the extract recipe. I would use an all grain recipes, but I live in a condo and it is hard to do grains in limited space of a condo.
I hear you there my friend! I found one in the recipe area hiding right under my nose!
Invest in Beersmith its only about $22, you'll be glad you did. I just did a similar recipe but all wheat and no honey, same orange peel and coriander additions but strained them out, extremly strong orange and corriander flavor, so I would expect yours to be even more.
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hmmm...well this will be interesting then. I may transfer to a secondary then and get all the orange and corrander out ASAP. I hope it didnt destroy the batch by leaving it in, but nothing I was reading was sayiing to strain it out. Has anyone had a simular situation?


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Attack is the best form of defence, implied Roy Hodgson, when he discussed how England planned to counter the creative threat of Italy's Andrea Pirlo.
The sentiment is admirable, and such bullishness will go down well with many England fans. But at some point reality has to replace rhetoric.
England are unlikely to out-play the Azzurri in Manaus on Saturday, when they will have to defend, possibly for long periods. To not pay special attention to Pirlo, and repeat the mistake of Euro 2012, would be suicide.
Of course, Hodgson knows that. He is a pragmatist and stopping Italy will be weighing on his mind as much as how he goes about drawing the best out of his forward players. One solution could solve both of his problems.
In Kiev, England made no plan for Pirlo, relying on the nearest man to close him down. It didn't work. The Juventus regista was given time and space to seek the killer passes, and when Pirlo spots one, he usually delivers.
Fortunately for England, Italy were wasteful. They failed to beat Joe Hart with any of their 18 shots on target that night but England's luck is unlikely to hold if they allow a similar number of opportunities in the Amazon.
England have to cut off Italy's supply, which, more often than not, comes from Pirlo. Allow him the ball, by all means. But don't allow him the space to wreak havoc.
Pirlo prowls in the area ahead of Italy's back four, the zone normally occupied by Rooney when he plays as a number 10. The England striker, though, lacks the discipline or nous to multi-task as a defensive attacker. Rooney failed to do it in Kiev two years ago and little has happened since then to suggest it was an unfortunate one-off.
In fact, when Sir Alex Ferguson was faced with a similar poser to Hodgson in the shape of Real Madrid and Xabi Alonso, the United boss benched Rooney for the second leg after a sloppy defensive display at the Bernabeu.
Instead, Welbeck was asked to play a more withdrawn role to sit on Alonso and it worked. At least until United were reduced to ten men, after which they were predictably given the run-around.
In Hodgson's favoured 4-2-3-1 system, Welbeck has to be the one designated to Pirlo, but he can't do that from his usual wide position. It would mean shifting Rooney to the left, from where - as both player and manager have pointed out - he can hurt the opposition.
Rooney wasn't interested in listening to Paul Scholes last week, but the former United midfielder was speaking from experience when it comes to dealing with Pirlo. He says the Italian "destroyed" United in 2007 when they opted not to man-mark. Three years later, with Ji-Sung Park stood on Pirlo's toes over 180 minutes, United recorded a 7-2 aggregate win.
Rooney doesn't have the discipline or engine to follow Pirlo on Saturday night while attempting to link up with Daniel Sturridge. Welbeck may not have the talent to do both, but he can do the first job, while his pace puts him in a better position to break forward to support England's attack. Raheem Sterling is similarly capable in that role, but Welbeck's previous experience will probably clinch him the starting spot. After 70 minutes in the Amazon heat, even the great Pirlo will be loathe to see the Liverpool flier spring off the bench to take over the job of turning the playmaker back towards his own goal.
Alternatively, Hodgson may throw Italy a curve ball and play a midfield three, like England did in qualifying during another must-not-lose game - the drab goalless stalemate in Ukraine. Without Rooney that night, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Jack Wilshere protected the back four, while James Milner and Theo Walcott attempted to support Rickie Lambert from wide. Such a set-up, though, goes against everything Hodgson has been preaching and practising in the build-up.
With Welbeck assigned to Pirlo in a 4-2-3-1, it at least allows Rooney more space on the left to be his most effective. James Milner's discipline may be required on the right to compensate for Rooney's tendency to drift into attacking positions, even before the ball is won, which may be another pointer towards a bench role for Sterling.
For all Hodgson's attacking talk, England do not have to beat Italy; avoiding defeat is the primary objective and playing Welbeck, not Rooney, around Pirlo gives England a fighting chance.
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The most serious charges for one of four people arrested after a man was found left for dead in a wooded area in Forest County have been dismissed.
Samantha McClellan, 19, was initially charged with attempted 1st degree intentional homicide, false imprisonment, two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a child, kidnapping, and aggravated battery. Raymond Jones, 45; April Jones, 38, Justin Bey, 21; were also charged with the same counts. Raymond Jones is also charged with strangulation.
Thursday, the charges of attempted homicide, kidnapping, and false imprisonment were dismissed for McClellan.
According to the criminal complaint, two people were riding ATVs northeast of Crandon near Bug Lake on March 12 when they thought they saw a suitcase on the trail. As they got closer they saw a man laying on the trail covered in blood. The men told investigators they thought the man was dead, but as they checked on him he started speaking.
The men loaded the man, age 40, on the back of their ATV and transported him to a nearby business to call 911.
According to medical personal at a Marshfield hospital, the man suffered multiple fractures to his head and face, a broken jaw, and two broken ribs. They also said the man was suffering serious frost bite all over his body.
According to court documents, the alleged victim has been staying with the Joneses for three weeks at their Wabeno home. The man told investigators he had hit a young child on the butt, and that's why he was beat up.
The criminal complaint states the man was beaten periodically for two days straight. Some the alleged abuse including the man being urinated on and having feces wiped on his head.
Investigators say while in custody following the incident, Samantha McClellan had made a comment that they had tied the man up and she and her boyfriend, Justin Bey, were kicking him. McClellan reportedly became upset hearing the news that the alleged victim was still alive.
According to the criminal complaint, Raymond Jones commented on the man's condition and said it was "the worst he had ever seen anyone beat".
Prosecutors say the defendants admitted to wanting to kill the man in various forms, and had left him in the woods because they assumed wolves would attack him due to the amount of blood he had lost.
According to WLUK-TV, the alleged victim was expected to have a leg and the other foot amputated. An update on his condition was not available.
McClellan will return to court October 3.
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LAKE PLACID, N.Y. -- The women's slalom competition at the United States Collegiate Ski Association national championships was postponed on Thursday due to high winds on Whiteface Mountain.
Rocky men ski to 1-2-3-4-5 finish at regionals
MCCALL, Idaho -- Day 2 of the United States Collegiate Ski Association Western Regional Championships featured yet another dominating performance by the Rocky Mountain College skiers.
Rocky women dominate GS at regionals
MCCALL, Idaho -- All five Rocky Mountain College skiers placed in the top 10 on Thursday as the Battlin' Bear women opened the USCSA Western Region Championship with a dominant performance in the giant slalom on Brundage Mountain.
Swedish siblings Nils, Erik Hogbom lead top-ranked Rocky skiers
Sophomore Nils Hogbom, a reigning national champion ski racer at Rocky Mountain College, has somebody new challenging him on the slopes this season.
Rocky skier Svedberg places 11th
RED RIVER, N.M. -- Rocky Mountain College freshman Frida Svedberg finished 11th on Saturday in the women's slalom at the Jade Enterprises/University of New Mexico Invitational at Red River.
Bighaus column: Let's race: Rocky skiers aim to win it all again
Rocky Mountain College's ski-racing teams are loaded with talent once again, and aiming to win it all in 2014.
Rocky skiers set sights on team, individual titles
Jerry Wolf just grinned when asked if his men's and women's ski-racing teams at Rocky Mountain College are too young to win it all at nationals this week.
Skier Larsson, young Rocky team shoot for another national title
Anton Larsson was once considered the brightest new ski-racing star at Rocky Mountain College.
Rocky ski teams qualify for nationals
RED LODGE — It's that time of year when Rocky Mountain College begins to show its supremacy in ski racing.
Hoegbom, Rocky men shine in winning GS
RED LODGE — Nils Hoegbom has been mentioned this season as one of the new stars on the top-ranked men's ski-racing team at Rocky Mountain College.
Rocky skiers look to remain on a roll at regionals in Red Lodge
Rocky Mountain College's string of success in ski racing could reach historic proportions this weekend at the United States Collegiate Ski Association Western Regional Championships, which will take place on the slopes of Red Lodge Mountain.
Rocky skiers sweep races
MISSOULA -- Rocky Mountain College freshmen Nils Hoegbom and Eloise Julliand won slalom events Saturday afternoon during a Grand Teton Conference/Jeremiah Thompson Memorial race at Montana Snowbowl.
RMC men ranked No. 1 in skiing
The men's ski-racing team at Rocky Mountain College is ranked No. 1 nationally in the first United States Collegiate Ski Association top 10 poll of the season, which was released Friday night by CollegeSnowSports.com.
Rocky ski teams will remain a force on slopes
Jerry Wolf is heading into his 12th season as the ski-racing coach at Rocky Mountain College.
Rocky's Friberg wins national slalom title
SUNDAY RIVER, Maine — Olle Friberg's sensational ski-racing reign at Rocky Mountain College ended Saturday afternoon with two sizzling dashes to a national championship.
Rocky ski teams qualify for nationals
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — Rocky Mountain College's ski-racing teams kept their streak of national championship appearances alive on Saturday — and the Battlin' Bears did it in convincing fashion on the men's side.
Friberg, Rocky men win GS at regionals
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. -- Olle Friberg successfully defended his giant slalom title Friday and Rocky Mountain College's men reigned once again in the team standings at the USCSA Western Regional Championships being contested on Mount Werner.
Rocky skiers begin run to nationals
For 10 consecutive years, the men's and women's ski-racing teams at Rocky Mountain College have traveled to the United States Collegiate Ski Association national championships together.
Good sports: Rocky gains national attention with competition successes
Well before dawn, Rocky Mountain College soccer teams gather for an early morning workout in Fortin Center's small gym.
Going out in style: Rocky skier Olle Friberg enjoying stellar senior season
Olle Friberg has to travel slightly more than 125 miles round trip most afternoons to practice his sport on the steep, snowy slopes of Red Lodge Mountain.
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Crispy Salt-and-Vinegar Potatoes
Cooking the potatoes in vinegar seasons them from within, and a final drizzle boosts the flavor.
Published: May 2014 Servings: 4 active: 20 minutes total: 45 minutes
- 2 pounds baby Yukon Gold potatoes, halved, quartered if large
- 1 cup plus 2 Tbsp. distilled white vinegar
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt, plus more
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
- Flaky sea salt (such as Maldon)
Nutritional Information
Calories (kcal) 240 Fat (g) 6 Saturated Fat (g) 3.5 Cholesterol (mg) 15 Carbohydrates (g) 40 Dietary Fiber (g) 3 Total Sugars (g) 0 Protein (g) 5 Sodium (mg) 1450
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Combine potatoes, 1 cup vinegar, and 1 Tbsp. kosher salt in a medium saucepan; add water to cover by 1". Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer until potatoes are tender, 20–25 minutes; drain and pat dry.
Heat butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add potatoes; season with kosher salt and pepper. Cook, tossing occasionally, until golden brown and crisp, 8–10 minutes. Drizzle with remaining 2 Tbsp. vinegar. Serve topped with chives and sea salt.
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Can you reload a modern gun / shot gun with Black Powder in SHTF Situation?
Okay, it's SHTF time I'm running out of ammo. I have the means to produce projectiles and I \have primers but I am running out of gun powder. I have lever action and bolt action rifles and a pump shot gun. I can make my own black powder. Can I reload w/ BP in a SHTF situation and not destroy my guns. Would one gun be more tolerant of it then others?
In a pinch could zinc pennies or other coinage be used in a shot gun, I've seen quarters used in the movies but would it be practical?
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If, and that is a mighty big IF you did have the means to produce black powder, it will then depend on what caliber your rifle is. Obviously if it was originally a black powder cartridge (44-40, 45 Colt, 45-70 etc.) it will work a lot better than something like a .308 or a .223. There is a reason black powder cartridges all had larger bores. My suggestion would be to buy more powder.
Dont believe everything you see in the movies. In theory you can use dimes in a cly. bore 12 ga. Supposedly Billy the Kid used a shotgun loaded that way to kill one of his jailers when making his famous escape. I dont know what they were using in the movie but a quarter mikes out to about .952. The bore of a 12 gauge shotgun is only .729". The bore of an 8 gauge shotgun is still only .853.
Quarters would probably work in a 4 gauge if you have one.
Yes you can load with black powder in modern cases, in fact a few "modern cases" were black powder originally, 45-70/90/110, .303 Brit & 30-30 being the better known ones.
There are problems though.
You can't get the energy output from BP that modern powders give you, & big cases are a help, but the .303 only takes 58.1 Gr of FFFg (trust me I've tried everything & that's IT)! Because of this you get reduced velocities compared to smokeless, so you're better off loading lead bullets, not jacketed. The BP fouls modern rifling pretty fast as well so you better plan on a lot of bore cleaning. You also need to clean as for B/P not smokeless as well.
Last edited by plonker; 10-19-2011 at 03:40 PM.When the entire world is PO'd at you maybe its you, not the whole world that has the problem!
I would disagree that the 30-30 started out as a BP cartridge, since it was designed as the first commercial smokeless cartridge.. One thing that cartridges did have in common that started out as BP and switched to smokeless, is that they started out with much heavier, unjacketed, lead bullets, many paper wrapped.
Unless you have prepared in advance by having appropiate molds for the bullets.. finding or making appropiate bullets for BP loads and making primers or reliable primer material is going to be either harder, bullets, or more dangerious, priming compounds, than making BP ..
There are easier options that are far less dangerious ( when done properly by trained personel using the right equipment) and much better suited for use in smokeless powder cartridges if all you lack is propelant.. ammonpluver would be the easiest.. it does have drawbacks.. very hydroscopic and can crystalize if stored where temps exceed 90 degree F /32.1 degrees C .. and when crystalized it produces much higher chamber pressures .. but making it is a simple physical mix of properly prepared charcoal and ammonium nitrate ... you can do a goggle search and find various recipes giving different proportions .. here is one example .. http://www.freewebs.com/lpumsun/ammonpulver.html .. it is smokeless and it does have energy levels that compare well with smokeless powders. Likewise, priming compound can be made with the right equipment and materials .. and if you are going to go that far why not just make smokeless powder or cordite http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordite ( article gives recipes for various propelants and types of cordite).
The real issue is production of useable quanities and having a real grasp of the various safety issues. The IRA set out on a suicide bombing spree once, as far as anybody could tell .. they were targeting public transportation buses.. blew up about 8 IIRC before one of the bombers with thier bomb turned themselves in to the Brits because he was of the opinion the IRA was just trying to kill bombers since they all had been given a more traditional target and were just trying to use the buses to get there... turns out it was a cold and dry winter.. and the bombers, just by sliding across the bus seats to sit down were generating enough static electricity to prematurely detonate the bombs.. none of which were supposed to be a suicide bomb.
Lets assume, just for the sake of arguement you made some BP .. exactly how would you go about testing it to see if your first attempt was done properly, and was, in fact useful or suitable to use in a cartridge, and if you did happen to devise a test , how would you know what the results meant.. and how would you know if your second batch was the same as your first.
You can legally , if stored properly, store up to 50 pounds of smokeless powder by Federal regs.. at 140 to 300 rifle loads per pound that is 7000 to 15000 reloads.. having enough brass on hand to load and reload that many rounds , to say nothing of bullets and primers should be problems enough for most folks ..
By the way.. in this isolated case, the vast majority of Government Regulations involved all have a real good basis in safety and reality , far more than most government regs, and you should know, understand the why, and follow them carefully.. not because they are a reg , but because they are a safe practice.This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
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The 30 30 was black powder in it's first year 1894 .
In 1895 it became the first 'smokeless' powder
cartridge .
Also , I think it would be fine to load shot shells
with black powder but don't forget that it is corrosive.
I just went with the OP's assertion that he has primers & projectiles, & is capable of making BP. After all it is his scenario after all so the reins on such things are in his hands.
I've made up some BP loads as experiments, it's actually the opposite of what you'd think till you do the test. You cant blow up a modern gun with smokeless (unless you do something monumentally stupid like leaving an air gap in the case.) Mainly it's trying to get enough BP in the case to be satisfactory in power. In my case I made up a couple of BP loads for friend who wanted to get the ol' "Victorian experience" firing an Enfield. I loaded a 220 Gr round-nose lead bullet, filled the case utterly with FFFg & shook/vibrated, tapped & compressed as much as humanly possible then seated the projectile. It was still a pretty wimpy load with light recoil but a satisfactory amount of smoke so he was happy. (The original used a solid, compressed pellet at a higher charge weight of 71.5 GR, but I could not find a way to duplicate the pellet which was loaded into a primed case before it was necked down. (Try getting OSHA approval for that process today!)
Old time blank trick is to fill the case with FFFg push a block of regular house soap down over the neck, give 1/2 turn & pull away. Voilla! a loud, smoky blank that leaves a cleaner in the bore. (note: all blank firing precautions apply, that plug of soap exits with a lot of force!)
Would I do it that way?
Different question entirely.
Last edited by plonker; 10-19-2011 at 03:31 PM.When the entire world is PO'd at you maybe its you, not the whole world that has the problem!
Yeah... I was going with needing the right projectiles to make a BP load effective, knowing that regular smokeless type projectiles probably won't have enough velocity to expand at the lower velocities and aren't heavy enough to make clean kills at any useful range.
Folks always seem to underestimate the hazards of just storing BP, much less making it .. smokeless powder is so much less regulated than BP because it is so much safer and reliable and predictable. Given what it costs to properly make good BP , smokeless powder is cheaper to buy , easier to store, and reliable for much much longer than BP on a pound for pound basis .. and you get many more loads per pound..
Do the math ,most modern cartridges cases can hold 30 grains , maybe 40 grains , at best less than 50 grains of BP .. While 30 grains of BP is a fair 44 cal pistol load , some pistols load up to 75 grains ( Walkers) .. 45-50 cal BP Rifles usually start at 75 grains and some go up to 150 grains.. That makes a modern rifle in a typical 30 cal cartridge, using about half the powder of a BP rifle, pistol loads really, and firing a pistol weight bullet .. 44 cal round ball is about 138-140 grain , get into conicals and you can see 180-200 grain bullets .. There is nothing magical happening here, you can't get blood from a turnip, you use BP pistol loads and BP pistols round ball bullet weights, regardless of bullet shape, .. you get BP pistol velocities and energies and range out of a modern rifle, not much more than that... and woe be unto those who try this on a rifle with a gas system.
if you want to go with BP , and all you are going to get out of a 30 modern rifle is BP pistol performance at best.. why not just get a BP pistol to start with.. really nice ones are fairly cheap. However, in SHTF situation, you have to ask yourself.. do I want my poistion revealed by clouds of powder smoke? well, do you ?
Couldn't resist a little Josie Wales when talking BP.This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
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I reloaded some 38 Specials using 21 grains of FFg some years ago to see how they felt. Worked fine. In a book I read on reloading the 45-70 with black powder the author said to use magnum primers because they burned hotter.
The 30-30 was a smokeless powder cartridge from the beginning, at they same time the 32 Special was developed, the idea behind that was the shooter could use factory smokeless rounds, then reload with more readily available black powder.
10-19-2011, 03:52 PM #9Do the math ,most modern cartridges cases can hold 30 grains , maybe 40 grains , at best less than 50 grains of BP
I agree this is less than the factory's 71.5 Gr pellet which drove a 215Gr bullet at 1850FPS. Pretty anemic by today's standards, but with the 215 (or 220) gr round-nose hard cast lead it wouldn't be quite as inoffensive as you might think. Even my reduced 58.1 Gr load drove a 220 gr bullet at 1530FPS, not horrible, even if not a thousand yard load. That's why those old BP guys liked heavy bullets I'll bet. BP pistols ruin about 850~950 FPS BTW even with a stiff FFFg load so the longer barrel & heavier bullet of a rifle definitely is above cap & ball load intensity.
Assuming hard cast heavy lead bullets, without a jacket, you can mold them with little equipment round a campfire, I've done so with help from an old BP shooting buddy who showed me the technique. That's where we got the "Victorian" loads for my friend from. So it's while not the perfect solution it could be a working one in extreme situations.
The OP said "I have lever action and bolt action rifles and a pump shot gun." I think he realizes the gas gun is not a realistic option. Heck it's sort of what killed the "Bang" rifle & had us adopt the 30-40 Krag.
Me? Heck I'll stash 10 Lb kegs of IMR4895 as it will reload 99% of what I shoot & with, boxes of modern bullets, & primers & a Lee Loader. 3 or 4 50 cal ammo cans at the destination, tucked away for a rainy day will do the job nicely. Even with a full-house .308 running a 165 Gr Sierra HBPT GameKing at 2550FPS it'll load me 1,500 rounds & I can't think what I'd use that volume of ammunition on.
I'd have to stash the powder because this state allows only 8Lbs of powder (reducing to 5 soon) & then only if in a separate dwelling, not even semi-detached is allowed powder storage. Federal regs are frequently overridden by tighter state & local ones, so do check what your community allows before going with the "You can legally , if stored properly, store up to 50 pounds of smokeless powder by Federal regs" as a working limit.
Last edited by plonker; 10-19-2011 at 04:11 PM.When the entire world is PO'd at you maybe its you, not the whole world that has the problem!
The answer is YES, some of them. Shotshells, straight walled case in rifles and larger revolver cartridges lend themselves to the use of BP better than some others. Many were, as stated above, BP cartridges in the beginning and many are still loaded that way by folks who enjoy the shooting of BP. Pump, lever, bolt and Single Shot rifles and shotguns as well as revolvers tend to be better subjects for BP cartridges than are semi-autos. If you want to get into that type of shooting, try out http://castboolits.gunloads.com/ . Lots of info there on all aspects of the areas you touched on.
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Black Powder and heavily necked Cases do not compute...Only straight cases or slightly necked cases will work with Black Powder...Mauser stopped experimenting when the had reduced the 11mm BP case ( M71) down to 9,5mm (Turkish M87) They ahd tried with smaller ( 8,5 and 9mm calibres) but found that with BP, there just wasn't enough Powder capacity.
As to the .303, the original Rubin case ( 1885) was almost cylindrical with a pellet of Compressed BP topped by a brass ring crimped into the 45 cal neck, to hold the 8mm cal bullet...only the ring would let go, and block the barrel.
The Brits improved this in 1888-89, with the Mark I BP load, a case with a solid tubular pellet of compressed BP, and then the case tapered, shouldered and necked down around the Powder...that's how they got 71 grains pf BP into a .303 case. But soon overtaken by Cordite (NC-NG )Load.
NO other Modern Case has used BP in its original form, except the transitional 8x60/56R Kropatshcek case...sized down from the original 11mm Gras (BP) case, to a smooth flowing shoulder 8mm; it used BP in granulated form, and functioned reasonably well in the M1886 BP load...but was soon replaced by the M1899 Nitro load ( to the same pressures), and the Case shortened (Neck opnly) to 8x56R. (Kropatschek).
Using BP in Modern cases is really a SHTF scenario, one would be better off either recycling other CF NC Powder, or making NC powder from old stock Nittrate Movie Film ( very hard to find these days) the way the Khyber Pass pathans used to. By the time one was using BP, one would be casting lead Bullkets, and probably reloading the primers as well (can be done, and reasonably safely...note Video from Libya...guy "remanufacturing" Dead primer 6,5 Carcano ammo.
Shotgun cartridges are a totally different proposition...they certainly can be reloaded with Black powder, but forget about using "Plastic" Wads and shot tubes... back to tthe greased felt and card wads; even the shot can be "rough" cast, or even "cut" from lead sheet. The primers then remain the only hold up...but once Shot gun primers could be reloaded (and still can) by dismantling the Battery cup and putting in what is basically a Berdan Cup ( either new or re-filled.)
So where there is a will there is a way.
The only real problem is loss of Power, and the cleaning up after shooting....but then, in a SHTF situation, cleaning a gun is the very least of your problems....
".... always keep a rifle, and cartridges in store..." (1907, Henry Lawson, Australian Poet, and working class pioneer journalist and novelist)...he was referring to possible Northern Invasions --ie Russians or the "Yellow Peril" well before WW I.
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I understand the whys and why nots on the brass cartridges, it makes sense.
Why would you have to go to a greased felt and card wad and what is a greased card wad?
On the shot gun, I guess just about anything could be used as a projectile as long as it is made out of softer material then the barrel is made out of. I have heard of rock salt being used. I'd guess that would be used in a muzzle loader. What other options would you recommend for shot gun projectiles?. I suggested pennies since zinc and copper is very soft. Could glass marbles be used? Or, here's one for myth busters, could you get away with using an Ice slug as long as you sealed your powder and kept it dry?If you think gun control is the answer, look what happened in Australia when they banned all hand guns in 1996? NEW LINK! 8/3/2013
Try here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4tS0DGDf0I
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English Warning "Our Gun Ban caused 40% jump in Gun Crime" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTyCD2n6HAQ
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Making your own shot is easier than casting bullets ... http://littletonshotmaker.com/ http://littletonshotmaker.com/faqnf.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaiWEpu2eWQ http://www.magmaengineering.com/prod...aker-model-65/This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
Glass aside from ending up in your food and ice have very low sectional density .. they will slow down very fast .
making lead shot.. heck, making a lead shot machine, is easier and safer than making BP.This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
I dont care what yur girlfriend keeps telling you, size dose matter. Especially in reloading.
A penny Mikes out to about .750 a 12 gauge is bored .729 IF you do somehow get them stuffed into a case and then somehow get that stuffed into the chamber please let me know so I can take cover before you set that bomb off.
If you insist on shooting zombies with coinage stick to the dimes. And make sure it is a cyl. bore shotgun. If it has a full choke things are going to get exciting, as a full choke measures only .680" and them dimes are coming in at .705" . You may also want to consider using old dimes that are made out of real silver as they should also prove effective on the werewolves and vampires.
I've seen this thread, or it's twin several times in multiple locations & I always have the same thought about the idea of hand-loading BP into something in the event of a major melt down.
If you were prepared why the heck didn't you just load more ammo before "the fall" & store it safely?When the entire world is PO'd at you maybe its you, not the whole world that has the problem!
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If you think gun control is the answer, look what happened in Australia when they banned all hand guns in 1996? NEW LINK! 8/3/2013
Try here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4tS0DGDf0I
or here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyS3CEIbpJo
English Warning "Our Gun Ban caused 40% jump in Gun Crime" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTyCD2n6HAQ
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
Pennies work, sort of, in a 10-ga (nominal bore .775"), but fact is coins don;t really make good projectiles. Box of Truth tested them at one point IIRC, and the results were not suggestive of "Hey guys, this is a great idea just in case".Absent comrades (sound of breaking glass)
You might be better off with finishing nails. Flechettes anybody?When the entire world is PO'd at you maybe its you, not the whole world that has the problem!
10-21-2011, 08:23 PM #20Absent comrades (sound of breaking glass)
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Years ago someone tested a submachine gun with black powder hand loads,and it ran through a lot of them before gumming up too badly.Glad I didnt have to clean it.Your SHTF rifle should always have more than one box of ammo.Some guys have cases of ammo.The real shtf rifle...is a bow.Makes no noise.Ever see what a broad head does to a deer? Rifles tell everyone where you are,a bow makes them guess.


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New World Arts
211 S. Main St.
Goshen, IN 46527
211 S. Main St.
Goshen, IN 46527
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LEE COUNTY, Fla. - New developments in Medstar management. Kim Dickerson, the EMS Chief and Deputy Director of Lee County Public Safety, has announced her retirement. This news comes on the heels of the retirement of John Wilson, former Head of Public Safety.
Deputy Chief Scott Tuttle announced the resignation in the form of an email sent Saturday morning.
The email's subject line said "public safety all" and was sent out around 11:00 am. Wink News spoke with the former Operations Manager for Lee County Emergency Management and a former Medstar pilot. Both say Dickerson's retirement is a step in the right direction.
"There needs to be some culture change and the only way that's gonna happen is if those people who built this destructive and toxic culture step aside," said former Operations Manager, J.A. Stackenberg.
Her retirement was announced amidst an on-going scandal. The Medstar program has been grounded for a month and a half, after it was discovered it reportedly billed 80 patients over the course of a year, when it wasn't properly certified. This added up to $3 million the county will never see.
"The deficiencies have been in the billing and the personnel issues," said former Medstar Pilor, Arnold McCalister, "Medstar the unit, the people, the pilots and the paramedics that are Medstar haven't created this mess," McCalister said.
Dickerson had been on paid leave since last week.
"It is interesting to me that all of the people that have been identified as being responsible for this mess are on paid administrative leave and all the lower-level people that brought these issues to management are all unpaid while they get to the bottom of this," said McCalister.
Her retirement was news to Lee County Commissioners who told Wink, they had no idea the announcement was coming.
Stackenberg said with different leadership, he thinks Medstar's reputation can be restored.
"Once that element moves on I believe that folks will be able to rise up with good leadership and restore public safety to what it should be," he said.
Wink News did contact Kim Dickerson for comment but has not heard back yet.