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Great looking greenhouse. I've had one for over 25 years but mine is a "hoop house" made of galvanized pipe with thick gauge plastic stretched over it. I can tell you from experience any place that water gathers you'll have moss and dirt gathering. Looking at the venting windows it's a shame...
My daughter coincidentally brought over a sampling of food from a Polish specialty food store along with a Cherry Cheese Babka. I have to say it was absolutely delicious. I did notice the cheese was listed as Cream Cheese.
The King Arthur Flour site has a Babka with Raisins recipe that I've used with very good success. You'll have to search around for one with cheese. I would think adding whatever is used in a cheese danish could work here.
For surf fishing we use either a headlamp or tape a loop of romex electrical wiring to the back end to hang around your neck. Both allow for hands free use and either can be pointed. The easier is the headlamp of course.
I have used them a few times. Since the Weber racks were shorter than 1/2 rack SLRs I added a skewer through the rib ends on the rack to keep a space between the ribs for better smoke and heat circulation. I suppose its arguable whether it was needed but it worked well.
I have an SI #3 and absolutely love it. What's not to love: all stainless, well insulated, built like a tank, smart design, great customer service and plenty of room in the #3 for an uncut rack of St Louis ribs. Best of luck with your smoker......Great choice.
Not my best but here is one baking. Steel is 16", pie is approx 14". This was a test pie with a new recipe and a smaller dough ball for an easier launch.
Blackfish also make a great salad coming close to tasting like lobster. In my younger days I used to spearfish these. Excellent tasking. WaterRat I'm just south of you on Long Island. Sounds like a banner blackfish season.
If you want set it and forget it I vote for SmokinIt. All stainless, removable racks and rack slides for easy cleanup, sloped bottom to collect grease, very well insulated to allow smoking all winter long (without adding an insulating blanket). These are electric using chunks that you add...
Ribs and brisket look great. Making my mouth water and it's only 7:30am (LOL). I'm curious how different the ribs tasted between the 2 rubs? Great Job!
I just use quart baggies like some above. I put 4 ribs per baggie but that may vary by size. I write a date on the baggie to know how old. I reheat in my microwave. They usually don't last more than 2 months because I eat them.
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