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Thats mighty nice of you, have been lucky to not catch more than Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, I am more mindful of ticks these days as they are more prevalent since the deer population started up in the early 70’s, some call them tick totters for a reason
I have tried multiple liquids in the pan and could never taste a difference in the meat no matter water or fruit juice, pretty sure weber is trying to stop grease fires which can happen to any pellet smoker
Seen some today at Food City and thought about snagging them, too much in the fridge and freezers so might just run up to Middlesboro Ky, Lee's Chicken has them and also liver and hearts or a mix, snow storm hitting so be a few days.
A jacarrde (sp) ran over it and then bagged overnight with the liquid, have made several messes over the years, some saran wrap over it before injecting helps keep the mess down :emoji_laughing:
George Jones several years ago, never been to many but enjoyed the ones I did go to, took my mother and her sister to see Randy Travis many years ago, they really enjoyed it.
Been awhile since I bought any but Kroger is where I got it from last, they have a pretty good variety these days. Also use to sell a powdered rue also, there are some commercial brands that can be found also in resealable glass jars so you can use what you need and maybe get a couple cooks out...
Lodge stated they were unable to source a usa company that could give them the vibrant colors there were looking for, I have 1 enameled dutch oven it is a Kemore sold by sears.
I actually prefer a lighter rue, it can get bitter if not careful trying to make the perfect batch, I like to make rue with butter most of the time but seen a lot of folks say they only use it to make seafood dishes
I won’t put up with a skunk hanging around, they can carry rabies so no matter what you do with 1 wear some rubber gloves if you handle anything that they touch
Welcome home, lot of great folks here, lived in Mt Clemons for a lot of years as a little kid then the last couple in Rochester Hills, Lovonia was earliest after Detroit in 1964, mom went to work for Fisher Body, she get layed off and we went back to Tn for a few months then zip back up there
The only thing I don't vac is ground meat, large items tend to freezer burn less, I will pull out steaks or roasts thaw and grind. I have been vac sealing for probably 25 years, 2-4+ deer a year, meat is still good 2-3 years if vac not lost.