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I did a 50/50 vinegar, water, a crushed garlic clove, ½ tsp of sugar,½ tbsp of salt , put in a good size sprig of fresh dill.. And a few cracked pepper corns. I poked each tomato once with a toothpick to just break the skin. Just a pint jar.
Corey
Anybody pickle tomatos? I just did one jar of pickled cherry tomatoes. I just did them as fridge pickles. I have 2 weeks to find out how they are, if anyone has done them I would be curious to find out what they turned out like.
Corey
This is more important than the cook in my opinion, or at least as important. Your rest should take a least an hr to 1½ hrs. Any quicker and you are gonna be dry. Plus holding at 140 is the danger zone, I would hold at 150 to 170 in my opinion.
Corey
I do a ramp up of temps, 130 ,140, 150 etc per hr, till I hit 168f and just let things sit till the sausage is 150f . I heavy smudge smoke for a couple hrs, then lighten up for a couple hrs then just let them cook till done. 10 lbs usually takes about 5 to 6 hrs. Then just cool bath and hang...
I bought a Bfour ( off shore) brand off Amazon just for resting and holding briskets so I don't have to have wires hanging out of my warming box, it was.50 bucks and I gotta say, the thing is great. The bluetooth signal goes through the warmer,towels, tinfoil, no issues.
Corey
It seems most fellows on here prefer the poaching method, i bought a large oster turkey roaster and gave it a try, it works well. Im of the school of smoking and finishing in the cabinet. The water bath is a lot quicker not gonna lie. But the smoker kind of dries the casing a bit and gives you...
The biggest thing you have to keepnin mind when smoking sausage is take the 170deg f max temp to heart, any hotter, and your will melt the fat in the sausage. Some people may say they have gone hotter, but as a general rule, that is you max. Thats the big issue with using pellet smokers or...
My advice is try not to let the smaller brisket cool too quick during your rest. I used to stress over the cook and not really take care during the rest period, it was drying my briskets slightly. Now the rest and hold for me is the most important step.
Corey
This seems like an older thread but I'll give my 2 cents, I started making smash burgers for a few reasons, they are supper easy after work, come home salt a pound of hamburger, weigh out the burgers, onto the griddle, smash them down, little cheese, then load up the buns with what you want. 15...
I got 1 corn stalk that came up white, damndest thing I had ever seen, found out it was albino, (im not kidding) just a bit of a freak of nature. Yours isn't white but maybe that happened?
Corey