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At our seasonal DQ my grandparents would treat us, once a summer, to anything on the menu. We thought they were so rich. It was great when school friends were there and could witness me eating an actual DQ banana split. I was king until it melted. Haha!
It never crossed my thick brain to clean the Joule. Vinegar has been put on the shopping list and I’ll be making this a routine as we have pretty hard water. Thanks for posting this question.
I also use it for beef jerky. However, once I put it on my rotisserie and it was crazy delicious and tender. I intended to put it on my slicer for sandwiches but it didn't survive that long. I didn't trim it so the fat cap would baste the rest of the exposed meat. It worked brilliantly. I wish I...
I had to make an odd trip to Las Vegas to pick up some flooring for our kitchen remodel and decided to walk the Vegas strip. I let my guard down and should have worn a mask outdoors with all those folks the night before New Years Eve. I started feeling funky Monday and woke Tuesday knowing I...
“Banana Split” caught my eye and even though I knew this wasn’t going to be about Dairy Queen I’m so glad I saw this. Wow! Everything about this looks so good. I’ll have to hunt down banana peppers as my innards can’t handle the hot ones. Nice work and thanks for the great ideas.
Great post. The bread looks so delicious I can smell it. ATK tests the dickens out of their recipes so they can be trusted but it’s still hard to change something you are so familiar with and good at. I loved the pictures and the story.
I frequently age them 4-5 days, uncovered, on paper towels I change out every day after turning the steak. I also don’t salt them when I age them this way until a couple hours before I grill.
I love your posts. DIY pasta is the best and it’s so simple. That looks like a great meal. One of our Swedish exchange students added a bit of soy sauce to the Alfredo he made us. I pretty much decided he didn’t know what he was doing and probably ruined the sauce. I was going to have to pretend...
Spinning most everything makes it taste better, kind of like adding bacon to anything. Trust your hand. Ambient temp are hard to get. The hand always seems to work.
Welcome, from California. Please understand that turkey is a gateway meat. Soon, that won’t be enough and you’ll be craving brisket, pork butt, and things you’re not sure how to pronounce and you’ll be buying every spice rub folks here recommend. Beware.
That’s impressive. I forget about lasagna and I shouldn’t as it’s an important food group all its own. It has everything, like pizza. It’s a perfect food.