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CRKT Executive is my daily carry. About $40. Serves me well as a very sharp daily carry.
My truck knife is a 5-6 year old Ka-Bar. My 57 year old Ka-Bar resides in a display case. Toughest knife made.
At 204F the porky came off and rested for 45 minutes. This way of preparing a boneless pork shoulder does not produce the heavy bark and smoke ring that you'd get with a bone-in portion. There's a light hickory smoke flavor and the apple cider and spice packet lends a very light Christmas ham...
Here's the dinner plan.
The pork will be pulled and seasoned and served up as a street taco bar. Condiments will include:
Mango salsa
Mango salsa with jalapeños
Vandalia onions and sweet red peppers, smoked and grilled.
Pico
Candied pickled jalapeños
Green onions
Jack cheese
Apple cider vinegar...
I have a five pound boneless pork shoulder and decided to do something different from my traditional Eastern North Carolina pulled pork. Here's the plan. The pork is being brined overnight in apple cider with dry ingredients of brown sugar, kosher salt, black pepper, garlic, and honey. Tomorrow...
I've been Rec Teq user for more than a year now. No issues. The biggest plus is it's ability to hold a set temperature for as long as you feed it pellets. I've even run it at 700f to do pizza. If you're looking for a smoker that puts out coal train quantities of smoke this ain't it.
Go to? Pineapple cake. Two layers of yellow sponge, box mix soaked with the juice of a large can of crushed pineapple. Mix the strained crushed pineapple with a large container of Cool Whip for the frosting. Quick, cheap, good.
Traditional smoke houses had dirt floors that were 12 to 36 below ground. The fire box was three or more feet away, far enough for the smoke to cool. There are a couple of YouTube videos showing how folks in NC smoke hams using traditional methods and smoke houses.
If you eat those ghost peppers, you will be sitting in a cooler of ice.
My no name ghost pepper sauce:
About two cups ghost peppers
A cup of apple cider vinegar
A cup of molasses
Liquify in blender, strain, simmer and reduce to about one cup.
Short ribs have good beefy flavor, but IMO need to be braised to be tender. I suppose that once braised you could smoke them, keeping the ribs in braising liquid of course. Short ribs, like many other cuts of beef were once cheap, but too many trendy chefs have pushed the price up.