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With the exception of the prep of the tortillas (I dip into oil) that's the identical way of our prep at home. I like to put a little ground jalapeno or chipotle powder in the sauce for extra flavor and will also sprinkle cotija cheese on top when taking the enchiladas out of the oven for color
Smokefire owner for almost 3 years now. Your statement about SF known for fires is somewhat misleading. Anytime you have a grease accumulation due to lack of cleaning of ANY grill you have the possibility of a fire. These things don't just erupt into a fireball at anytime.
Very easy to clean. The white plastic shroud comes off and I had one of those small dish brushes to clean out the 'teeth" Plastic gears on the opposite end (which you get some replacement gears in case one strips out) wash out just as easy, and I just shook the rinse water off and then wiped...
Shredded using a Kitchenaid shredding attachment on my stqnd mixer. Key is after shredding to put them into a clean kitchen towel and wring all the water out of the shredded potatoes, then into a hot pan containing several tablespoons of lard. Turning over when you get your desired doneness...
I have it's bigger brother, VP320 I got from Lisa last November. Same purchasing and shipping experience. The Vacmaster brand is solid. I've dealt with CS and tech support several times in the past, and always had an excellent service. I have mine on a hd kitchen cart that I only used the lower...
I've done the corned beef to pastrami thing a couple of times. In my experience, the cut of brisket is stringy and too fatty for me. I've done a small whole brisket before and won't make pastrami any other way now.
I use a Kitchenaid stand mixer with the shredder attachment. I'll catch the threads of potatoes in a clean dish cloth, then gather the towel up at the corners and begin twisting the towel over the sink to squeeze the water out of the potatoes. When you can't get anymore water out, open the...