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It's keto too, especially with the added butter. I tossed in a stick plus a couple of tablespoons worth but it would support more. You could back off on the onion, but IMO onion helps with the texture. Just rice up some cauliflower and there you go.
At first all of the fat sits up on top and...
With these sub 20 temps and garage fridges don't forget that your freezer might start to defrost. Unless you have a higher end unit, the fridge will not run enough to keep the freezer at temp. I put a big pot of hot water in it at night to make sure it runs long enough to get the freezer all...
A cinder block pit that I threw together for about 20 bucks. Had a big sheet of stainless steel that I appropriated from a failed project at work for a lid, and old oven grates for racks. Most of the concrete blocks were free, bought a few of those and some of the solid 3" ones I used here...
So I was inspired by @Gonna Smoke to revisit this. I'd wanted to try it his way (and I will) but I had the craving for Midway BBQ beef style. I did add about 15-20% pork belly just because I wanted to.
Started with a little less than a 3lb chuck and about 3/4 lb belly. Tossed on the smoker...
@Gonna Smoke posted up something that I'm going to revisit. I've tried to make SC bbq hash a few times but never got it right. Gonna try it one more time because his looked so good.
I appreciate that! The Dixie Pig in Rock Hill is on the list, but theirs is more like just really overcooked pulled pork - I ate there once and don't care for it at all, I'd forgotten about it to be honest even though I drive by it 5 times a week, it's that forgettable. I'm going to scope out...
It's unique to this area and not many places serve it anymore. When I moved to SC in the mid 90's every little Q joint had it on the menu. I don't think there is a single place in the county I live in (100k people or more) that still serves it.
It's the pepper that makes it. I would...
I'll be by for a taste in 5 minutes!
Have you ever had hash from Midway outside of Union SC - I judge all hash by theirs. Back 15-20 years ago I had an ex brother in law lived in Union. Whenever we'd go camping or fishing or gold prospecting if we could we'd stop and get a at least a quart...
Round is going to be a bit trickier than chuck. Will still be tasty, but don't be surprised if they are a bit dry. I don't use round unless I'm cooking it medium rare or grinding it (and then I grind it with something fattier. Or making jerky, though I haven't done jerky in a long time...
Safe? Sure. I seasoned meat pre grind for a bit (especially just doing breakfast bulk) but nowadays I just dump it all in post grind. I don't know if my reasoning has any merit, but my reasoning is that I want to keep salt away from my plates and knives.
Some people have a matched...
Prepared and served PR weekly (on Fridays) in a restaurant ~2 years
End cuts were saved for requests. Sliced just like I would if I were breaking down a whole loin into steaks. We started out with boneless loins, just sliced straight cuts, often cutting them in half and then using a slicer...
I'm not 100% sure if this is a good deal, but Ollie's finds generally are. Local store has about a dozen #5 grinders for 49.99
#5 will do the job. I had a cheap #5 for quite some time back 20 or so years ago. It's more than capable of smaller runs, and an excellent way to get away from store...
I'd eat it and love every bite.
If you are going to take a steak to medium well or well, a ribeye can handle it like no other cut can, as long as it's got a metric sh#t ton of fat. Not my preference, but that well done fat is delicious.
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