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I used the slaughter house brine recipe minus the bay leaves cause I didnt have any,I used worchester,garlic and onion powder,celery seed,salt,brown sugar and spring water and soaked it for two days,rinsed and patted dry then rubbed with magic dust and olive oil,get it under the skin real...
Brined and rubbed it and mixed up sliced apples ,neck,tail,wing tips,onions,carrots,celery,garlic,and some cheap table wine in the moister bowl,stuck a half of sliced orange and apple inside,
Cant wait to see the finished product.
I visited my local appliance shop and with permission I was able to go out back and load up an old oven that was a returned unit,Took it home and removed the thermostat controller which has a nice long probe on it,I drilled a hole thru the fridge and inserted it in at the same level as the meat...
Bird looks good,I gona try doing sum chuckers and a couple pheasants this weekend,I just put them in a brine concoction,Used teriaki sauce ,sliced and juice oranges,lemon juice,tarragon,and sea salt in a garbage bag lined bucket and threw the birds in for a swim for a day or so.
Hi Guys I'm new to this site and just wanted to post pix of my build,I gutted all plastic and relined with metal,I used a heating element outta an electric indoor BBQ grill that I got for a few bucks at a junk store,I purchased about 10 feet of the rope used in woodburner door as a seal,the temp...
I would have to say its the liquid hot sauce,I use beer in all my liquid marinades,use dry spices like red pepper flakes or powder and let the meat sit in there for 24 hrs,I pat the meat strips with paper towels by layering the meat between the towels in a large cake pan before skewering to help...