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Bought our set 2011. Dryer stopped heating earlier this year. Heating coil burned out. 2 screws to remove lower front panel and 2 screws... -
zwiller reacted to motolife313-2's post in the thread Easy Way to Pull Membrane from Ribs with
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You should just try and score it and leave it on. That’s what I’ve been doing -
zwiller replied to the thread Pulled chuck method.NICE. Have done the EXACT same thing except no beef broth but Mexican hot sauce + water in the crock for tacos. WICKED good. I...
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zwiller replied to the thread Brisket leftovers.Smoked fare reheats EXCELLENT. Best thing I ever made from leftover brisket was quesadillas. Used a bunch of very dry trim that I would...
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Somebody say pulled chuck ? Well I have a method I've been using that works great . On the SmokeFire @ 200 the day before I want to...
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@Parshooter Tender quick is a curing agent . Don't confuse with regular salt . Don't confuse or use as cure 1 or cure 2 . When using...
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zwiller reacted to BrianGSDTexoma's post in the thread Easy Way to Pull Membrane from Ribs with Like.
Thought i would share. I always struggle getting membrane off ribs. I picked up these cheap catfish skinners. Just gave a try. Where...
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i cooked up another batch this morning for some quarters for monday. if i can stand to wait. lol i measured and wrote it down this...
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zwiller replied to the thread Habenero plant question.Anymore with ANY gardening question my advice is to LITFA!
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Maybe those out West can answer this more definitively, but my understanding it the Baja sandwich is basically chicken marinated in a...
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I smoked some chickens on the new BGE yesterday. I used the deflector plate, put 3 chickens on the grate. Held temps. 365-375*F for the...
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zwiller replied to the thread a longer brine anyone?.YEP. It is EXTREMELY important on white meat chicken breast. Brining is like insurance for not overcooking.
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Yep-It's the salt that keeps the meat juicy, juicy ; even when pushing past 165-170*F in the breast. What salt goes, water follows so...
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