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yup,,,don't have a recipe...I just take dill pickles, make a brine out of vinegar, sugar, and pickling spice to taste, place in frig for at least a week(if you can keep your hands off em)
I sliced up about 4.25 pounds of beef yesterday. Then I measured out 4.25 tblsp of TenderQuick to ad to a brine. The brine consists of mostly my BBQ sauce(ketchup based,sweet sauce), a small amount of teriaky sauce, and some worchestire sauce and water. Now I just read for bines I should use...
I believe you are correct sir. We always added beef stock to our chicken noodle soup that we made in a restaurant where I cut my teeth. The chicken soup was one of our number one sellers. I think it was somthing like 3 to 1 chicken to beef stock. It adds a depth of flavor.
Looks great as always! I hope you're compiling these pics and recipes for a book.
Is there a difference in taste/texture between saltwater and freshwater shrimp?
They work great for pulling. Butt's have rarely been on sale around here but shoulders go on sale for .99/lb about once a month. So that's what i use mostly.
I've used TQ for making jerky, I have no problem eating cured meats, and I do lots of things in my everyday life that could get me killed. But if there was another product I could/should use for curing bacon that would not turn into a carcinogen when fried I would rather use it.