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Ahhh..heh- yeah, most folks use a breakfast type sausage mix. If ya get fresh it's fun tho..because you get to season as you like.
Also, you can put a hunk of foil down, or leave it in a pan 'till the outside firms up.
2 1.25 Lb slices of fillet mignion. Oh it might be $21. But make ABT's and shrooms and....
Short marinade with onion, garlic CBP and red wine. finish on HOT grill after Hmmm... 95° internal? Whadia think?
Oh right. Sorry, my bad. You don't know me yet MaUhooohahaha! Mainly the "beer". But the OJ... Hmm.. I'm a notorious "anti-sweet" meat guy. Sooo that might be included. But mainly the "beer" <Choke>
On edit.... instead of just busting you...allow me to suggest a Newcastle brown, for a bit...
Hey...sooo..we don't march on City hall, and have no national college program, and aren't considered in affirmative action laws, and generally are hairy and short.
Can't ya give us what we got, fer cryin' out loud??
I thought slide shows were for sloppy joes...oh, and sliders ;{) Nice work tho. But if ya don't mind..post straight pix links for the old folk like me - we can't see that fast :{)
Just a word to the wise... you ARE pushing the envelope, if not over it with that process. You SHOULD be using a cure. It may be your saving grace that the smoker cooks fast for you. And I still think a pinch or so of good paprika is what yer after...but a cure will help both saftey wise and...
Haha! I remember that! I think I did a butt starting at 9°F right before that ... Takes a little extra effort and fuel, but it's a taste of summer in the dead of winter I think!
I believe a "spray pump" is an injection device with several needles, used mainly in commercial meat curing operations. <or is that a "stich pump? Not sure..but similar" One can acheive similar results by injecting in a regular pattern all around the meat. It can approximately halve the curing...
Good question. Also the Morton brand Tenderquick product is a cure. While I DO cure all my smoked sausage, I admit it is not required if you do the "Hot/fast" type smoke... thru the 140 under 4 hours and up to 165° However, with most sausages, you risk cooking out the fat. This method would...
Curing will always draw moisture out of the meat, and affects the proteins as well, both causing shrinkage.
I thought ya said it was 3"? Well, no matter. It is what it is! You are right on track.
LOL... Din't much bug me...other than the fact he forgot to capitalize Hungarian. Of course, I am willing to give more slack than usual... what with the driving on the wrong side of the road thing and stuff ;{)