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Morning all -
In my department at work we rotate every week somebody bringing in lunch on fridays. My turn is coming an I want to bring in some burnt ends.
Problem is that my only option is to cook them the weekend prior. So I'd have to cook, freeze, and then reheat them......and also NOT...
All - just looking for a little confirmation and/or guidance on my first brisket that I have planned for the 4th.
I've got me a delicious looking 14 lb whole packer......so In general terms throw her in to an internal temp of 170, at which point I will pull it, wrap it, and continue on up to...
I've got an IPA conditioning in bottles as I type this
Actually the first IPA that I've made......and I love me some IPA. Hope I don't let myself down!
I have one of those sharpeners and it is - AWESOME!
I've done some reading on the topic in other forums and there are some purists that say there is a better way, I'm sure they're right. But this thing works, it works fast, and it's simple. And I have the scars to prove it!
Here's my soup-can variant.
The players....a tin can and the stock damper (the little handle has been lopped off)
I riveted the can onto the remaining vertical flange from the old handle. This serves to hold the can on, but it also allows me to still open/close the damper by twisting the can...
I just did the soup-can version of this out in my garage (no pics yet, I want to add a rivet to hold it onto the now chopped "lever").
But I got to thinking. A lot of guys are talking about the condensation issue....I'm wondering if an idea from the RV world (my other hobby) wouldn't...