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Damon C. and his son are such big bacon fans that they made all the recipes from our bacon episode! Check out what they were up to in the kitchen:

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“Lucinda –

This should make your day – maybe Calder’s more. I was watching you show on DVR, as my wife and I do every day, my 11-year old son Jackson came in and sat down about 3/4 of the way through. He was quite intrigued by what was being made. He grabbed the remote to see what the theme was. You can only imagine what his reaction was when he saw that it was the bacon episode.

Shortly there after (after he restarted the episode) and then went into the kitchen and grabbed my copy of your book. So when making the grocery list, he informed us that he wanted to make everything in that episode. So for breakfast – Bacon, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich. And we are teaching how to clean the cast iron – now that we own some.”

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  • june pitkoff
    February 18, 2011 at 11:00 pm

    I want to be a member of the quinn family. So fun to watch anyway I have a ? re cast iron. When I clean my cast iron with a paper towel the towel is always greyish black and my food such as eggs come out with a greyish tint. What could be the problem? I saw your show on cast iron but my problem was not addressed. And when are we going to see Mr. Quinn’s front not back…. Ha Ha June

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