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Cut them into individual pieces, wrap in bacon and smoke them. Add rub before and after wrapping. They are pretty good this way. You can also do the dino cut where you cut along both sides of every other rib so have twice the meat. Ie removing the adjacent bone.
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LEM sent me a 30% off code for halloween. I decided on the 10 lb motorized stuffer which should fit my needs perfectly. The convenience of having both hands free with the foot pedal working the motor during stuffing was worth the extra $ in my mind. It arrived this morning.
I have not had rotator surgery but have a partial tear in mine. Be interested in responses. Also have a partial tear in labrum in same shoulder. I had a major tear in labrum in other shoulder and it was a miserable rehab. Had surgery for acl in left knee and cartilage and meniscus in right and...
I did a fricks a cpl months ago and pulled it. It was very very salty. Was surprised with all the positive feedback on them. It was borderline inedible Not sure i would buy again.
The 165 degrees for safe temp is an old recommendation. Current is 157 for turkey. The dark meat needs to go higher to break down but I dont have an issue cooking breast to 157.
Yum. I make something similar. It is called ground vegetable soup. Looks like someone threw up in a bowl but tastes fantastic. Should make a post next time I make it.
Try asking at the butcher at local grocery store for back fat. I am in sw mo and both harter house and country mart will sell to you for cpl $ a lb. It isnt on the shelf but they do have it last time i asked.
How many curing chambers do you run with all the different types of cures you do, varying the temps and humidity? I would like to attempt this sometime but will likely have to wait til retirement in five to free up time. I have had grains for a batch of milk stout sitting in my man cave for...
All look fantastic. I smoked a couple of turkey breasts but didnt turn it in because i didnt like the picture. Lack of artistic ability strikes again, but they tasted really good.
I sanitize anything the meat or casings may come in contact with, even the sink. Just overly cautious on my part. Habit i got from beer brewing. Nothing wrong with bleach provided rinse well which can be hard to do on things like handles, countertops, etc. Different strokes for different folks.
Not sure I would put casings directly in the sink like you are showing, but that may just be me. The sink is one of the germiest places in the kitchen. I just use a bowl. Has anyone ran into issues doing that?
Welcome to my neck of the woods. Only two hours away from me just south of branson mo. Hope you enjoy the quiet life. It is beautiful country except for all those wally world trucks.