Yea, Jennifer! Chicken pot pie for all the KZreadrs.

@SmokyMountainOutpost

2 жыл бұрын

I’ll tell you what Jennifer’s chicken pot pie is really good

Just catching up!! Nathan (Out the Woods) sent me here!! 😀

@SmokyMountainOutpost

2 жыл бұрын

Hey there and welcome! We are so glad to have you! -Jennifer

Please Jennifer.... love peach cobbler and chicken pie...yummy Thanks for sharing

Please Oh Please Jennifer, come down and do some gourmet cooking over the camp fire and share your chicken pot pie recipe!

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

Jennifer said she would be back soon

LOVIT, need to send me a Pc of Dogwood or Better yet Give that Mallet you just Did as A Giveaway ! Oh and Yes Talk your Daughter into coming too the OUTPOST and film the Makings of her Chicken Pot Campfire Pie ! Wife wants me to make like 6 of those Combo Spoon/Fork you was using eating the Delicious Pot Pie LoL Thx’s for Sharing

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

I’ll ask her

Really like that mallet, I will look for me a piece of dogwood, they don't grow that big here, the vice is nice, as always REMEMBER JESUS LOVE'S YOU 🙏🙏🙏.

Woodglut is a good solution for every woodworker.

Richard, use a piece of leather to cover your item while in the teeth of the vice grip. Saw that in a series I watch from an Asian guy....whom I cannot pronounce his name. I have watched most if your videos...just now seeing this one....i don't think Jennifer has come made that pot pie yet and peach cobbler...would love to see that too. God Bless....thanks for providing great entertainment!

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and I have wood taped in the vice jaws

One of the few people on YT I have seen use a handsaw

@SmokyMountainOutpost

Жыл бұрын

Dad loves his handsaws.

in all the sawmill I see in work I like that brand, I already saw the little bigger one before, on foot, this brand product is great to me, certainly, I will choose that brand when I buy

Oh yeah, we would like to see Jennifer cook the chicken pie, and definitely the peach cobbler, as always REMEMBER JESUS LOVE'S YOU 🙏🙏🙏

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

I have mentioned it to her

Would love to learn that recipe.

@SmokyMountainOutpost

3 жыл бұрын

Send us an email and I will get you the recipe. -Jennifer Email: smokymountainoutpost@gmail.com

Please get Jennifer to show us the recipe on camera

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

I WILL ASK HER TO DO THAT ON THE NEXT RECIPE VIDEO.

Wondering why you are squaring the corners in the mortises when rounding the corners of the tenon would be easier? I mean your not really being an "old school" timber framer and doing everything by hand, which is OK with me, just curious.

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

I tried that and it became easier to square everything for me. Everyone has a way of doing things. It also added surface area in the joint.

brings up an old memory. My X-father in law made a mallet once and he was a REAL old fashion country boy. He soaked his mallet in a spring fed bucket for months. I dont know why because the divorce occurred and i never had contact again. I wondered why the wood didnt soften and fall apart but it didnt and maybe that is how they used to stop the splitting. What do you think?

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

NOT REALLY SURE EITHER ON THE MALLET. WHAT I HAVE READ DIDNT MENTION WATER BUT OIL STATING IT CAUSED THE WOOD TO ABSORB MORE IN FILLING ALL THE LUMENS, AND GVE IT WEIGHT BEFORE SEALING IT WITH SOMETHING. MAYBE THATS WHY.

@3611136111

4 жыл бұрын

@@SmokyMountainOutpost he was such a 19th century person. Plowed with a mule, salted hams, had sour kraut making in a crock in the closet. I know some of that is done today but he took it to an art form. Just wondered if you or anyone else had heard of that. He did do one stupid thing. He dug out from under the barn where his horses stood to fertalize his garden.... well he did it too much and the barn collapsed ...

your a dandy father

@SmokyMountainOutpost

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you