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I used some Ole Bay in mine and believe me it was good. Any seasoning that you like (with cure of course) is a good way to go. I made spicy and not so spicy. Had a freezer full and never got any complaints...
I too have posted with little or no response. It is just one of those things. Sometimes I post at weird hours since I work at night. I don't take it personal. I have been rather viciously attacked by a poster (who still posts here) for my use of ingredients. I love to experiment with my rubs. I...
We may have growing pains. (again) But it is all worthwhile I am sure. Would love to see it on my BlackBerry. My work has blocked the current SMF as a blog (gasp) Jeff I am behind the move 100% and thanks for all you do!
I took the plunge and brined it last night using pink salt (cure) juniper and cubab berries and some cajun seasoning. This AM I fired up Maude and got it going with hickory and a touch of mesquite. I injected butter and cajun under the skin and am basting with same. I also threw in a pork...
I'm thinking a boneless turkey breast from the freezer for company coming in for graduation. I will probably make sandwiches from it. I have apple wood and I am thinking a honey glaze. Should I brine? How high temp? Thanks for any help>
Don't shop there only because of the rude people in the automotive dept. This was true in Arizona and remains true in Oklahoma. Thanks Bob in Edmond for reminding me how much I hate going there. Have not been back since your rude remark.
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