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So the boy came up with an “IDEA” for dinner this week…… since chuck is only 3.99 it became the star….
Started off seasoning up the chuck with lemon pepper & roasted garlic to complement the curry tones….. next the braising liquid is just some soy, beef stock, and hoisin.
On the RT1250 @ 265...
Thanks JC (and good luck, ie I do lots of time with the meter to make sure connections are good), I did lots of little electronics building way back, made my own circuit boards and such but that was a long time ago.... of those cool things were a metal detector and a TV signal jammer (this was...
Thanks! I had a choice to get a press or a heat treat oven last year be fire prices went crazy and I got the coal iron press cause I could build the heat treat oven……
Thanks JD 07! I looked at receptacles but wanted minimize connection points and this control box will be fixed to the oven……...
Just wanted to share a “finished” pic and it shows why you should have a wiring diagram sitting next to you when doing these type of things……I hooked it up to another heater and everything seems to be function as designed. All smiles here! This saved me about 300 bills from the plug and play...
Very nice, we do a steady diet of those seared up tasty meat treats.....but we are in a holding pattern cause the propane just comes out in liquid form as it is to cold to do searing Q.....
As Jed pointed out you need to add a fat element to it as it has zero fat, for a ground pie like this, tallow, butter, or classic olive oil could all be used if you don't have a blended ground already. When I grind my elk, I add beef fat to the 15% so a burger can be made....
Nice work Jed! Elk is very lean but full of flavor so that was spot on. FYI, I have cooked a lot of Elk in worsh'd enhanced beef gravy over the years.... ie Worcestershire and Elk is a perfect blend!