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...chicken uncovered is a second step , and done after the dry brine for me .
Key thing is the salted surface . Draws the moisture out of the meat , liquifies with what's on the surface , then reabsorbes into the meat . Giving that time to happen is the important part . If you don't give it time...
Fantastic bowl of chili, congrats on the carousal ride.
Raining here today , that would really hit the spot.
I love smoking the meat seperate before adding to a few different things.
Thanks for posting
David
Good morning!
Inkbird has a special deal on their INT-14-BW meat thermometer. It's $100 off till March 6.
(Sorry for the late notice - I didn't see the email till this morning).
Looks good to me, but I can imagine the meat being a little dry with the temp you took it to...
I switched over to lump charcoal in my OKJ offset and I'm never going back!
Excellent Brian!
I have been hungry for Pho since I picked up shaved Wagyu a few weeks back.
So much better with fresh Thai basil
The shaved meat is cooked by pouring the boiling broth over it in the bowl and then adding the softened noodles.
My favorite Pho is beef and also includes some...
...there since who knows when. I seized upon that package (for a while, until my hands got too cold) and shouted (literally) "This is it!"
That meat will be thawed, thoroughly mixed with 1.13 gr of cure #1, and set in the fridge until tomorrow. Then, it will be mixed with homemade Garlic...
Breaking the board in tomorrow.
Will use it as a great surface to pound some meat for Rouladen.
Plan on Rouladen with homemade pickle and sauerkraut.
Potato Dumplings on the side.
Pictures tomorrow!
...carrots, celery, and a few bay leaves.
We try to smoke a chicken every other week. It's so cheap (this one was $7) and we can stretch the meat for 2 meals and then gets about 1.5-2 quarts of stock. Gonna use some of this batch with some of the leftover meat to make a chicken chili later...
That sounds and looks like a great meat pie ( two ) that you built right there.
I like making them with a hot water pastry dough ,
love a good hand pie.
David