NEW CASTLE, Pa. (AP) -- Firefighters in Pennsylvania have managed to save 200 pounds of Polish sausage from what they're calling the best-smelling fire they've doused in years.
The New Castle News reports that firefighters responded about 11:30 a.m. Monday when a 20-by-20-foot smokehouse caught fire in the yard of Cash Koszela (koh-ZEL'-uh). He's a retired meat cutter who's been smoking his own sausage for about 30 years.
Firefighters say some grease caught fire when the smokehouse got too hot - about 300 degrees.
Koszela says it will cost about $3,000 to replace the smokehouse. It's actually a tin-lined walk-in cooler fed by smoke piped in from a fire pit.
Assistant Fire Chief David Joseph says, "This is definitely the best-smelling fire we've seen in a long time."
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Well hell, did the firemen bring forks and mustard? I hope so cause those sausages sound like they were ready to eat.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's only about a 1/2 hour drive from here. I heard about it too late though, dammit.
ReplyDeleteMy 'smokehouse' caught on fire, it was a old fridge and it smelled like burning plastic, which is what it was...
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