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Perhaps my previous post was worded wrong. I don't really feel left out, but it seems The title of the group is lacking for more topics than seemingly covered for the scroll by. You are right it needs more people building into it on topics every day. I will try to work on that as its one of my...
Here at SMF, I have found some of the best minds on the web discussing some of, if not the best food topics today. I feel we are missing something. The beer and ale subgroup leaves out guys like me that make wine, cider, and also filtering that dirty water out of my alcohol thru means of...
It amazing sometimes how the junk lying around can be made into something beautiful and functional. I built a smoker from a subway cabinet... I had an old propane burner from a furnace, and the racks are stainless pan tops I had piles of from buying out closed down kitchens. I drilled a drain...
The beautiful thing about oil seals is that they are pretty standard for older electric motors. I have a local branch called Bearing Distributors Inc that can identify the worst of seals and bearings I have brought them.
I have to say I love my IP. I did beans and ham from dry yesterday. I set a 6 hr delay start before work, add in my ingredients with the pressure cook setting hi 45 minutes....... keep warm after that.
Well I did pretty good this year. A new set of brandy glasses, Some Ciroc French Brandy, liquid corn, and my son bought me the ratchet so he doesnt have to use my manual ones again.
Which of you men, if you had one hundred sheep, and lost one of them, wouldn't leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness, and go after the one that was lost, until he found it?
This is one of the most important questions ever asked. There was a gift given to each of us the first Christmas. It was...
A smoker I built from a subway cabinet.... I used stainless serving pan covers with holes bored into the low point for drainage into the steam pan. Built it for a friends funeral dinner. Propane powered and can hold a lot of chicken legs.
May I say IMO....... that something of this nature can not be properly re-heated and should be cooked and served fresh. I know its rough to plan the cook, get up early, and execute it for fresh serve is a daunting task.
Proper planning like prepping the loin and stuffing it the day before...
Alright then. first we stick blend our hot tomatoes.
Meat removed from veggies and we stick blend them. That beautiful sweetness from the carrots really comes through.
Now add 2 tbsp of Cavenders greek seasoning per #10 can so 6 tbsp for this batch. I also added 1/4 cup molasses, 1/4 cup Alaga...
To be continued. I have a church function to attend tonight. I have put my tomatoes in the oven at 250f to warm while I am gone.
Remember we batch cook this, and can it in quarts and pint jars for long term storage.
He has one, and no he is highly intelligent. This was my great grandfathers farm. It has dwindled from 2000 acres to 40 acres..... yes and a mule. It was a chicken farm, layers only. He kept it thru the depression because he had military contracts. My granfathers first wife died in an accident...
So we take our daily trek to get hay from the barn.
My grass powered mule does not like my gas powered mule
Come back to take a peak at the ragu base.
The pigs have doubled in size quickly. Doesn't help their treats are salt water taffy and marshmallows.