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You know - I'm not sure - but I would think so, I've used it to marinate some chicken breast for the grill (with yougurt and cayenne) and it never looked like it started to 'cook' it
I don't know if this will work or not - but if you go to a Persian grocery store (we have a few here in Winnipeg) you can find Lime powder (dehydrated limes then crushed) - it's a very instense flavor.
We are going to try making jerky for the first time this week, as wee have a couple old roasts in the freezer that need to be used up. Going to try 2 different kinds, a Chipotle BBQ and a Ginger/Garlic/Spicy Teriyaki. The BBQ one we are planning to smoke first then dehyrdate and the Teriyaki...
I've actually done a Porchetta style port loin - I slice it a third from the tob (almost all the way through) and then from there slice it at the other third almost all the way through so that it opens like a tri-fold pamphlet. From there I had minced garlic, whole fresh basil leaves, bacon...
I like to brine my turkey with some cinnamon sticks and bay leaves and whole peppercorns, since it has the bone in and skin on, I agree, I wouldn't smoke it at too high of a temp, but if your still worried about drying it out - try sliding some strips of bacon in between the skin and meat! Adds...
Egg whites work great! Just add whatever spices you want to the whites, whip them up and toss in your nuts! Not just almonds, you can do pecans, walnuts, etc. I've never smoked them, but I've toasted them in the oven before.
I thought that you would smoke them before and then add your coating...
Not sure if this is the best Forum Thread to put this in, but I'm looking for the best Vacuum sealer that you guys have found on the market?
We recently purchased and subsequently returned the Food Saver v3460 - it's the black upright that senses, vacuums and seals the bad automatically. It...
Looks delicious! Smoked Turkey is one of my favortite things - try sliding the bacon between the skin and the breast meat next time - it won't burn (so you get to eat it - yum!!) and it helps keep the breast moist.