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chopsaw, yes on deserts like this you cover the jars as they cook. I did a crème brulee a while back and the bride said that is your desert from now on!! Hers was pretty good but s v is a more fool proof way to make some deserts. You have to put the lids on just finger tight so the air can get...
Nomaster, your Tri Tip looks great but 6hrs! That seems like a loooong time for Tri Tip. I will rub, then smoke for about 1.5 hrs then SV for 2hrs and sear. Turns out great. Can also freeze after the smoke and finish later.
I did Crème Brulee a few weeks ago. Easy Peezy!!! chef Steps has an online recipe and there are others. Real simple. Just mix all the stuff together, put in jars be sure to just finger tighten to allow air to escape,cook for about 1 hr and cool. When I went to serve I used a kitchen...
I have used them on the smoker and seem then used on a grill. They do a great job for smoking poppers. have not tried them at high temps yet but think they will be just fine.
I think the Bride is going to say something like " What the F--- You already have 6 thermometers you don't need another one" when this shows up.
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Dale
Just like you guys suggested. SPOG double bagged, 21hrs at 130--She likes her meat rare. Turned out real good, plenty of flavor and very tender but I forgot about pictures.
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Dale
pinney, my wife was drooling when I showed her your pics. What are the white stacking pots for your lettuce called?
She might be interested in working with those.
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Dale
Doing my first pork cure. A 8.5 lb shank. Brine is I gal. water 3/4 cup pickling salt, 11/3 cup brown sugar and 6 tea Cure #1. Was going to inject 38 oz. of brine but my cheap injector broke and only got 24 oz. in. Can the rest be injected later? or am I OK as is. Plan on leaving in refer for 7...
Have any of you heard about Meater? It is a Kickstarter program which I know nothing about. If it gets into production I think it will be great. One probe in the meat will give both IT and pit temp. wirelessly to you smart device. For you SV people I think you can probe the meat and leave the...
Thanks for the replays. Brisket came out super tender and tasty. Did not have a bark ring-- no big deal. Next time I think I'll inject to get a little more moisture in it.
Dale
Need some more help for the vets. I wanted to do cure and smoke a whole leg for Thanksgiving but the meat dept at my store has not been able to get them from there supplier so I bought a fresh shank portion instead. I'm pretty sure of the way to cure it from all the info found on this...
Here is where a Sous Vide machine is real helpful again. Bag it at home, take with you frozen then throw into the bath for about90 min. at 140 and your hens are hot , not overcooked and still moist. A friend said Wall Mart is now selling some for about $49.00