Searing with Lava and Lightning

[smokin30-06]

Thought you guys would think this (http://gizmodo.com/these-maniacs-cooked-steak-with-molten-lava-and-lightni-1613267270) was interesting.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/139417/Misc%20uploads/lavasteak.gif

[Grimm5577]

not to be a ball buster but where is the lightning? cooking over lava though... well my mind is blown.

[smokin30-06]

not to be a ball buster but where is the lightning? cooking over lava though... well my mind is blown.

No balls busted. It isn't really lava either. If you read the article or watch the video, you will see that it is molten metal from a furnace and a picture of the artificial lightning setup.

[Grimm5577]

Sorry i didn't read it but i did watch the video i think, although it looked like gif and kept looping. It did sen like molten metal but i'm not familiar enough with either to be a judge. Regardless imagine the old school metal workers cooking or at least heating up their lunches this way. Similar to how the pot pie back in the day.

[THoey1963]

Try cooking over LAVA (http://thechive.com/2014/08/04/a-flowing-lava-bbq-you-may-keep-your-man-card-sir-7-photos/)...

:mrgreen:

[code3rrt]

Dang............now THAT is hot and fast!:rolleyes:

KC

[peeps]

No thanks. The dust created from the steelmaking process is classified as hazardous and contains zinc, lead, arsenic, cadmium and other heavy metals. Some of this is in the fume that is released during transfer operations...

[lantern]

No thanks. The dust created from the steelmaking process is classified as hazardous and contains zinc, lead, arsenic, cadmium and other heavy metals. Some of this is in the fume that is released during transfer operations...

Dang, I tell ya. I can usually read a thread on the brethren and as soon as a thought pops in my head a brethren has already posted it.:laugh:

I'm with you bud. It's neat though.