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You CAN cook with the lid off, but the defeats the purpose of insulation as well as allow for rapid evaporation. I would seal the container as well as possible (without overdoing it). The one I have at work will run 8 to 10 hours and not need a refill. Plus there is little temperature change due...
Thanks Chile. I just KNEW there had to be a catch. We have some Calphalon that the wife inherited, but steel utensils are a no-no on them.....Don't ask me how I know.
Don
Terrific cook Bear. I love multi-day recipes like this.
Sounds like you could use an elevator in your house. Down here we "Key west lifts" that work on the outside of the house so there is no structural change except the entrances.
I've notice almost all your pan shots look like a copper clad...
WHEW! I thought I was being----- whipped because I cut back on trying to smoke everything. I'm glad it's not just me. I don't feel so bad anymore!
But then I get some hair brained thought like "Smoked milk" for cereal and I'm in the dog house again...
Don
Mouth watering job right there! Looks super juicy. Since I've never added soda to anything I've cooked I'm curious to know if it has sweet finish or does it mellow out?
Don
We only have a gas Weber and a 1st Gen MES so I can't be of much help there...but I would like to say "Sunny warm Florida WELCOME" to this great comfortable and informative site!
Thanks Dave, It was a one time experiment with a 1/2 pound of grounds.....just because.... I really didn't make an ernest effort into doting on the science of. But now that you bring it up...? I'll try again. Sorry @bradger didn't mean to hijack your post. But you have "stirred" (coffee pun...
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