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I want to cure some rib tips to smoke and make "seasoning meat". I have a feeling they would go real well in a pot of red beans. I want to use Pop's curing brine. My question is, how long would the tips from one slab of ribs take to cure?
I'm not familiar with Shop Rite, but in my 25 years of experience in the Grocery business, Boston butts are not usually previously frozen and will be fine to freeze. I've frozen many of them, with no problems or loss of quality.
Every Thanksgiving, I buy a regular old Supermarket frozen turkey around 12 to 14 pounds. It takes about 5 days to defrost in the refrigerator. The night before I smoke it, I put it in a pretty basic brine. I'm pretty sure I got the recipe on this forum. Before it goes on the smoker, I...
Sorry, just noticed this one as well. I would not reccomend mixing briquets and lump charcoal for direct heat grilling. They tend to burn at different temperatures, in my experience. That makes for extreme hot spots on the grill.
I have, however direct heat grilled boneless leg of lamb and...
After rereading your post I noticed that you said that "My salmon has secreted tons and tons of yellow sludge." Did you let the pellicle form properly?
I've smoked salmon with water in the water pan. I didn't have any problems doing it. Yellow sludge on top is just fat. You can wipe it off when it's done if you like. I smoke mine a little hotter than you do, usually I smoke mine at around 200 degrees. That may be why it's taking so long to...
This is how I make it.
Rice Dressing
2 tbs all-purpose flour
2 tbs vegetable oil
1 cup each chopped onions and celery
1/2 cup chopped green sweet pepper
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 lb each lean ground beef and pork
1/2 lb chicken, or turkey giblets, chopped
2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp...
I've grilled a lot of previously frozen steaks. The key, in my opinion, is to thaw them slowly in the fridge, then take them out and let them sit until at room temperature. Then I marinade them in a mixture of Dale's steak seasoning, beer and teriyaki sauce (about 45 minutes per side) and...
I'm with you, and I would if I could. Unfortunately, I don't have that option. It's either smoke it tomorrow and finish it later (the next day), or do the whole thing in the oven (a travesty). Unless someone tells me it can't be done, I'm going to have to try it that way.
I've bought pre-smoked turkeys before. In my opinion, they are better if you just thaw them, rather than heat them up. It's been my experience that they tend to dry out when heated up as opposed to served cold, or room temperature.
But yeah, you got a hell of a deal.
I'm going to smoke a pork butt tomorrow. My schedule for tomorrow is a little tight. My question is, if I smoke the butt up to an internal temp. of at least 140 degrees within 4 hours, can I refrigerate the butt and finish it off in the oven the next day? Has anyone out there had to do this...
Here's my favorite shrimp boil recipe. It should work for crawfish as well.
(6) 4" ears frozen corn on the cob
(1) 3oz. package boil in bag shrimp and crab boil
1/4 cup liquid shrimp and crab boil seasoning
1 large onion, quartered
3 lbs. small red potatoes
4 lbs. unpeeled large shrimp
8 cups...