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I bought a storage cabinet several years ago to store my stuff in, then bought another a month ago to store extra plastics, bowls, canned goods and baking racks in. The brown cabinet that I got several years ago I'd reinforced the top of it so I could put my slicer and stuffer on it. The white...
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Ground Beef WINS!
I was born and raised in a family meat and grocery store, living above the store in a quiet country hamlet in way upstate NY - I say 'way' as many think 10 miles outside of NYC is 'upstate'; this was over 300 miles north of NYC.
After WW II, Carl E. Fassett purchased a business in the center of...
I have a Cameron stovetop smoker which I utilize often in my Motorhome. I went to Ranch Market and purchased a frozen octopus. Thawed...rinsed...put in glass bowl...added coarse salt and massaged well for 5 minutes... this took slime off and tenderized the octopus. I separated the tentacles...
As a reply to "Smoke House Problems" I stated:
"I was just speaking with a fireplace construction expert, and a food smoker himself, discussing my similar situation. I have trouble getting my offset smoker to get up to cooking temps. After looking at my design, he explained that I had too...
Over the years of grilling, barbequing and smoking I have often kept very rough notes of various details of my efforts for future reference (usually only the good results of course). However from Jeff Phillips’ excellent book Smoking Meat, I noted that he recommends Logging Your Smoking Sessions...
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This, being a PDF, doesn't allow me to reprint it, but just click on the link.
http://images.bimedia.net/documents/pork+name+list.pdf
This, being a PDF, doesn't allow me to reprint it, but just click on the link.
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Color of Fresh Meat: The Basics
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The color of fresh meat is considered one of the most influential factors related to fresh...
Some articles concerning molds:
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I jjust bought Jeff's Book and it is GREAT. I have just started reading it and so far I have gotten a lot of information about smoking I did not know. Well I am a novice. I was just wonderign if his rub and BBQ sauce is in the book. Or do I have to order it also....just asking. The book i am...
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I am sure most of us has seen the tubes of ground beef in meat display cases - 1 lb, 3 lb. 5 lb. even 10 lb. with varying "grind mix" labels of 73/27, 80/20, 85/15, 93/07, etc. What the heck are they? Is it monkey meat? Or garbage crap? That often comes to mind to those that don't know...
While starting up my MES30 this morning to get up to Temp I used my ET 732 Temp Probe for the first time and noticed 20* degree
swing in temp! Which should I believe? Going to Smoke a Pork Butt and want to maintain 230* degrees...................................
MES30 holding at 255* & ET732...
The term, London Broil, is a method of cookery, not necessarily a specific cut. it originally was a method of cookery for the Flank Steak; cooking it fast to medium rare, then sliced across the grain on a bias (slant). But, over time, it got over-used in its description to include almost any...
The Spatchcock
So you never spatchcocked a bird? Don't worry, it's not what you think! Spatchcocking is a way of turning a hollow, bulky piece of meat (bird) into a compressed, flattened piece of meat. BUT WHY WOULD YOU DO...
Parts of The Hog:
1 - Pork Shoulder
2 - Pork Whole Loin
3 - Pork Hind Leg
4 - Pork Belly and Ribs
5 - Pork Arm Shoulder
6 - Pork Jowl/Neck
A hog is pretty straightforward to cut up. You can cut it up with a knife or knives, handsaw and a cleaver. As you can see in the first graphic...
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I had someone ask about this so I decided to post it here. If you need it in the future, just do a...