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I don't do it . At times if it finishes early you have to , but I've got it down to where it's finished on time , and just do a 45 minute rest on the counter so the temp drops for slicing .
I have used the SV for reheating , but I wouldn't use it to hold . Just my opinion on that .
Just yanking your chain . For a " click , spark , burn and bang " that's a great shot .
I hunted with a younger fella , that was king of the gut shot .
Nice buy . The first time I made bacon , I started to slice it with a knife . Put it all back in the fridge , and went to Cabelas and bought a slicer .
I use it way more than I ever thought I would .
Sugar or dextrose in sausage helps it brown up
I get the same build up doing beef burger that does not have any added sugar , but the natural sugars are the blame . Just nature of the beast .
I steam and re-oil mine before cooking on it .
Get it hot and hit it with some water . Move that around and cook it off , then oil it and start cooking over medium heat .
You'll most likely have to steam and scrap if doing a lot of volume .
I used a foil pan / tray with 1 1/2 inch sides to shape it . Put plastic wrap in the pan before you press the meat in . That way you can get it out the next day , after sitting in the fridge overnight .
I start it on non stick foil , then after it's set , I pull the foil out .
That's a great suggestion , and a great way to use game meat .
I've used the Owens mix with all pork , but have had it with venison . It's really good , and if smoked to as safe temp , you can also eat it cold out of the fridge .
This is all pork , after cured , smoked and fried .
Nice ! I bought the flat basket to do stuff like this . Mostly chicken parts , but Need to try wings .
I recently did a split whole chicken . Came out good .
Problem comes in with the different applications , and what works with what .
Rigid pipe , snap together or flex have their own connection sizes .
So you need the fitting that works with the duct style you have .
If you have snap together duct , you need a take off for snap pipe .
Rigid...
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